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Resident raises flooding and road-safety concerns over proposed school property swap near Chamberlain Trail
Summary
A Twinsburg resident urged council to pause a proposed property exchange tied to a school project, citing drainage, narrow roads and missing environmental and traffic studies affecting Chamberlain Trail and nearby Stone Creek homes.
Don Simon, a Twinsburg resident at 9651 Chamberlain Trail, used the public-comment period at the Twinsburg City Council meeting on March 25 to ask council to slow a proposed property swap tied to a school project and to demand studies of environmental, traffic and utility impacts.
"Nobody can give us an answer. They've done no planning yet. There's no environmental studies," Simon said, describing repeated questions from neighbors that he said went unanswered at recent school-hosted meetings. He warned that an intended construction driveway near a low spot…
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