Public Comments — General
Kent Davis
(Cottonwood Heights resident; Republican nominee for Salt Lake County District Attorney): Introduced himself and his background (U.S. Army Infantry Officer, two Iraq deployments, Federal judicial clerkship, U.S. Department of Justice, Deputy District Attorney, current corporate counsel for Woodbury Corporation, member of two Utah Supreme Court Advisory Committees). Expressed commitment to proactive communication with cities served by UPD and invited the City to share its expectations of the DA's Office.
Public Comments — Rezone Public Hearing (6037, 6048, 6051 Highland Drive and 1995 East 6060 South)
Dan Lawler
(Highland Pointe PUD resident, retired realtor and home lender): Expressed support; believes the proposal will improve the area and that traffic impact will be minimal.
Bill Flandro
Supportive of closing the one-way access; expressed greater concern about an unrelated 84-unit apartment building's traffic impact than the proposed townhomes.
Angie Meredith
Expressed strong support; cited worsening conditions since 2018 (traffic, fallen tree limbs on sidewalks); more concerned about the 84-unit apartment development than the townhome proposal.
Paul Knot
Supportive of the applicant's vision; raised concern that the City of Holladay may not allocate sufficient funds for required infrastructure improvements, noting some changes will require City investment.
Dianne Hazen
Expressed support; stated it is time for meaningful changes to District 5.
Proposed Development Name: "Covington Park Townhomes," named as an homage to Robert Covington, identified as one of the original founders of the City of Holladay.
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