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Neighbors raise concerns about proposed housing and water color changes at council meeting
Summary
Residents voiced worries about a proposed housing development's effect on property values and reported water discoloration following construction on Oak Harbor Road; Mayor Sanchez directed a resident to contact city staff for details.
At the July 18 meeting of Fremont City Council several residents raised neighborhood concerns during public comment, focusing on a proposed housing project and on apparent changes to water color.
Joe Quaintance of 1812 Oak Lane "voiced his concern of the housing that going in at the end of his road and his concern that it will bring down his property value." He also said the water had changed color since construction on Oak Harbor Road. Mayor Sanchez asked Mr. Quaintance to contact city official Bob Gross for specific details. Brent and Charlee Kramer also raised related concerns but no additional information or timelines were provided.
Council did not take formal action on the concerns at the meeting and deferred to staff to follow up with residents. The meeting record does not include responses from engineering or utilities staff.
