Boulders II

Neighboring resident expressing concerns about construction impacts, traffic, and parkland loss.

Supported the Boulders expansion, highlighting community events and responsive management.

Director of the onsite preschool, supporting the project and noting improved security and community benefits.

Expressed support after attending a well-organized town hall meeting.

Resident supporting the project, noting it improves walkability and safety.

Community manager speaking in favor of the project and addressing safety facts.

Leasing manager supporting phase two and emphasizing background checks and community care.

Resident praising the safety, camera systems, and management at the Boulders.

Property management executive supporting approval and owner commitment.

Teacher and parent praising the onsite preschool and community investment.

Resident and retired firefighter praising the maintenance and quality of the Boulders.

Early resident praising staff assistance and property security.

Neighboring resident opposed to the project due to impacts on Spirit Park and neighborhood disruption.

Expressed strong support for the Boulders project expansion, praising the clean environment and management.

Represents the Boulders project and explains that the new street will improve lighting and security near Spirit Park while committing to park enhancements.

A Boulders resident who supports the project for better lighting and family park access.

Expresses support for the Boulders II project road and lighting improvements, noting it will make walking to the store and Spirit Park safer as a single mother.

Echoed concerns about dust, lack of communication with the developer, and dangerous traffic conditions on Berea Road.

Complained about lack of privacy, drug activity, and noise from the existing apartment complex.

Opposed the project due to high density and the negative impact of the access road on Spirit Park.

Worried about safety for children, increased traffic, and the lack of infrastructure to support more residents.

Reported domestic disturbances and parking issues caused by the existing apartments and requested a residential parking permit program.

Concerned about traffic congestion on Newport Road and the impact of the project on property values and neighborhood safety.

Representing the Parks Commission, he stated they were shocked by the proposal to put a road through Spirit Park.

Stated that crime has increased since the first complex was built and that the community needs more open space, not high-rises.

Reported negative experiences with construction dust and noise from the previous Boulders I project and fears the new project will repeat these issues.