Cochran Street development

A board-certified master arborist who asked the commission to preserve valley oaks one and three near Cochran Street rather than grading them away.

A homeowner directly south of the project who says the trail and dog park encroach on his property, destroy his backyard privacy, and will agitate his dogs; asked the commission to deny the permit.

A 43-year resident on Welcome Court who supports the project over the prior medical-center proposal but worries a repeat of the 2003 sewer backflow from construction debris.

A Welcome Court resident who helped kill the prior 300-foot medical center proposal and calls this project what the neighborhood was meant to get, praising the parking design.

Shares a 350-foot property line with the project; concerned about the trail along his property, the catch basin flooding risk, small effective lot sizes, and lack of sidewalks on steep blind curves.

Grew up on Rockdale; concerned about the uncontrolled Saint Clair/Cochran intersection with added cars, drainage washing down during grading, and that many neighbors only learned of the project this week.

Supports the project overall but wants speed humps or traffic calming on Cochran's blind curve for children's safety, and hopes the native oaks can be repurposed.