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Neighbor voices opposition to pump‑and‑haul permit near Tri Point development
Summary
A nearby property owner testified to council opposing a possible pump‑and‑haul permit for the Tri Point development, citing odors, effects on children and concern about setting a precedent; council confirmed Tri Point is scheduled for July 7.
At the June 16 meeting, Daniel Siptaic, a property owner on Ledgetop Lane adjacent to the Tri Point development site, told the council he and neighbors oppose any pump‑and‑haul permit tied to the project.
"We do oppose that," Siptaic said, adding that residents worry about "tremendous smell" and the proximity of children to the proposed facility. He said the group fears a permit could set a precedent for future development and asked the council to take the concern seriously.
Council staff confirmed the Tri Point agenda item is scheduled for the July 7 meeting and said that presentation and questions will be handled then. The council did not take action on the issue at the June 16 meeting.
What’s next: Tri Point and the pump‑and‑haul permit are scheduled for further council consideration on July 7, when staff and applicants will have an opportunity to present more detail.
