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Submitted a neighborhood petition opposing the Twin Rivers density changes to preserve their quiet bedroom community.

Voiced strong opposition to the Twin Rivers density modification, citing close proximity of apartments to homes, traffic, and environmental impacts.

Argued that moving 150 apartments to Track B increases density by 50% and destroys the neighborhood's peace and privacy.

Expressed grave concern over safety, gridlock traffic, and loss of tranquility in the 55+ Twin Rivers community.

Shared emotional testimony about losing peace, quiet, and stars to a four-story apartment building overlooking her backyard.

Expressed concern over inadequate turn lanes and surging traffic on Outrigger Drive.

Highlighted privacy violations, noise, and unauthorized use of neighborhood pickleball courts by apartment residents.

Questioned why developers are allowed to alter master plans years later and highlighted severe daily traffic on Meadowville Road.

Raised concerns over financial controls and oversight regarding the Timmins lease agreement at Springline and EDA accounting.

Expressed concerns about rapid growth, lack of transparency, and moral integrity in county decision-making.

Discussed data center impacts, water usage, and encouraged public comments on federal permits.

Voiced opposition to data center expansion and AI development in Virginia.

Urged the board to listen to residents and oppose data center projects.

Voiced opposition to data center expansion due to immense water consumption and air pollution risks.

Appealed for balanced planning and reevaluation of data center infrastructure relative to water and local growth.