Residents expressed significant concerns during a recent government meeting regarding proposed zoning changes and potential housing developments in their area. The discussions centered around the implications of low-density housing plans, with community members questioning the number of homes that could be built and the impact on local traffic.

One resident raised concerns about the possibility of high-density developments, recalling a previous attempt to introduce multiple condos nearby that was ultimately halted. They sought clarification on whether the new zoning changes would allow for a substantial increase in housing, potentially leading to the construction of thousands of homes.

Another attendee highlighted the worsening traffic conditions in the area, particularly due to recent developments in American Fork City. They emphasized the need for clarity on the number of properties being considered for development and the anticipated impact on transportation infrastructure.

A third resident expressed apprehension about the boundaries of the proposed zoning changes, specifically regarding how they might encroach on their property. They requested assurance that the zoning would not extend beyond designated limits.

In response to these concerns, a representative clarified that the proposed zoning would allow for very low-density housing, with a maximum of 1.75 units per acre on developable land and 1 unit per 5 acres on undeveloped land. This clarification aimed to alleviate fears of high-density construction while acknowledging the community's concerns about future developments and their implications for local infrastructure.