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Nearby resident voices neutral support but urges caution on traffic at Eagle Marketplace
Summary
A nearby resident spoke during public comment saying he is neutral on the proposal but urged the commission to consider traffic limitations at the Chinden/Eagle intersection and noted right-in/right-out restrictions.
During the public hearing for the Eagle Marketplace rezone and CUP, Dave Jorgensen of a nearby office said he was neutral on the application but urged the commission to pay attention to traffic patterns and turning restrictions around the site.
"I am neutral to be officially stating this," Jorgensen told the commission when he introduced himself and his proximity to the site. He added that drivers face right-in/right-out constraints at the location and that left turns into and out of the site are restricted, which could affect queuing and circulation if a high-intensity drive-through tenant moves in.
Jorgensen said he appreciated the discussion and that he would patronize the restaurant occasionally, but asked commissioners to weigh circulation and access concerns in their decision.
