Residents press planning commission on traffic, sidewalks and data-center risks
Multiple Honey Brook residents urged the planning commission to reject waivers and tighten rules on subdivisions and data centers, citing safety on SR-322, insufficient sidewalks and parking, and concerns about water use and on-site backup power at data centers.
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Shane Haden, of 410 Northell Road, opened public comment with a list of concerns about the Arbor/Arbor Glenn plans, saying the traffic study “is not taking into account the impact” of nearby large developments and warning that granting sidewalk waivers on SR‑322 would worsen pedestrian safety.
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