Core5 Industrial Development Annexation and Rezoning

Stated he is purchasing property to keep it unincorporated and agricultural, and is willing to allow Core5 to build a landscaped berm on his land to buffer neighbors.

Urged the board to vote no on the Core5 annexation and rezoning, emphasizing that residents are the village's greatest asset.

Highlighted unaddressed acoustic and visual impacts from the elevated parking lot and warehouse structure overlooking neighborhood parks and homes.

Demanded the board require four strict operational conditions if approving the project, including precast concrete walls, early berm construction, white-noise backup alarms, and maintenance bonds.

Expressed frustration over lack of public outreach meetings open to non-HOA residents and urged the board to vote no.

Noted exponential increases in truck traffic on 143rd Street and warned that approving warehouses on Johnson Road will trigger a domino effect of industrial sprawl.

Argued from an urban planning perspective that industrial development in low-traffic areas lacks economic sense and public participation standards.

Expressed lack of transparency regarding developer agreements and warned that infrastructure cannot handle projected truck traffic.

Argued that the industrial project is incompatible with nearby school zones and residential safety, urging the board to protect residents over developers.