Text Amendment: Section 10-13 Overlay Zones (Residential Cluster Development)

Expressed support for the neighborhood, noting its walkability and active community, and urged commissioners to support the HOA's proposal.

Explained that the HOA pays entirely for its own road maintenance and snow removal, and urged the commission to allow zoning changes just as they have for other developments.

Spoke as the HOA president for Renaissance and Indian Springs, explaining that the community needs to subdivide a portion of their land to build an endowment and keep their HOA solvent.

Stressed that the primary goal is keeping the HOA solvent so long-term residents aren't forced out by rising fees.

Presented alternative text amendment proposals and explained how cluster housing lowers development costs and helps solve the neighborhood's zoning conformance issues.

Stated she is an original owner of 26 years and emphasized the need for income to maintain the area and keep homes in good condition.