During a recent government meeting, Patricia Winters, a resident of a senior community, voiced her concerns regarding the construction of a nearby church. Winters, who purchased her home at 425 South Rosemont in 2021, expressed frustration over a lack of notification to her and her neighbors about the church's establishment. She highlighted that many residents were unaware of the potential for such a development when they bought their homes, which has significantly impacted their living conditions.

Winters detailed her personal investment in her property, stating that she has spent her life savings on renovations and is now unable to sell her home for its worth due to the church's proximity. She noted that while some noise issues have been resolved, problems with lighting and landscaping remain unaddressed, contributing to her dissatisfaction.

She suggested that if the church were to consider building a single-story structure without obtrusive features, it might alleviate some concerns. Winters also offered to facilitate communication with neighbors who were similarly uninformed about the church's plans, emphasizing the need for better notification processes in the future.

The meeting concluded with Winters' input being acknowledged, but no immediate solutions were proposed regarding her concerns.