In a recent government meeting, a local resident presented a proposal that has garnered significant support from the neighborhood, despite some opposition. The resident reported that 27 letters were sent out to neighbors regarding the proposal, resulting in 13 letters of support. Among the supporters is the Woodmore Country Club, which has a golf cart path that intersects with the proposed area, and they expressed no concerns about the project.

The resident and their spouse actively engaged with the community, distributing informational packages and photographs to clarify any misunderstandings about the proposal. They reported that, in addition to the 13 formal letters of support, they spoke with nine additional neighbors who expressed their backing, although they did not submit written letters. Furthermore, eight other neighbors who were notified by the Board of Appeals (BoA) remained indifferent, neither supporting nor opposing the proposal.

The resident highlighted a discussion thread on the Nextdoor app, where a neighbor initially opposed to the proposal sparked a conversation. However, the resident noted that the responses were overwhelmingly supportive, with no opposition recorded in the comments.

Despite the strong backing, the resident acknowledged that three neighbors have expressed concerns about the proposal. They emphasized their commitment to addressing these concerns in order to maintain good relations within the community. The resident identified the concerned neighbors as being located across the street and on the opposite side of the golf course, indicating a willingness to engage in dialogue to alleviate their worries.