Rot Farm Development Concerns

Stated he backs onto the proposed development road and asked the board to listen to residents and vote no.

Highlighted potential safety risks from chemical storage and increased traffic accidents on local roads.

Reported that commercial trucks are already cutting through the neighborhood on Arborview Boulevard and warned it will worsen with the warehouse.

Asked the board to vote no due to noise, air pollution, traffic congestion, and property value impacts.

Pointed out that Grand Park residents pay taxes to Oswego fire and library districts while bearing the noise and pollution burdens.

Discussed the environmental impact on local migratory bird populations and wildlife.

Requested the board hold the Core5 warehouse item or require conditions for landscaping buffers, pathway connections, and lighting mitigation.

Asked the board to vote no on the warehouse rezoning, arguing it negatively impacts the environment and home values of Grand Park residents.

Expressed deep concern over warehouse noise from 240 dock doors, stating landscaping cannot adequately block industrial sounds.

Raised concerns about library district boundaries and potential property value losses offsetting projected tax gains.