Hanson Lane zoning

Speaking for the Harvest Creek Owners Association, opposed R-B zoning, citing spot zoning under Hartz v. City of Whitefish, traffic on Durston and Fowler, and safety for school children.

Harvest Creek resident who supports annexation but opposes R-B, urging R-A zoning and raising height, privacy, property values and spot zoning concerns.

Harvest Creek resident of 12 years opposed R-B, saying Lilly, Annie, Rose and Oak streets cannot handle through traffic and citing child pedestrian safety.

Urged commissioners to visit the site before voting, questioned renderings, noted empty apartments on 27th, and raised concerns about the Fowler right-of-way and children crossing Oak Avenue.

Born-and-raised Bozemanite backing up to the parcel; argued friends are leaving because single-family homes are unattainable and asked for R-A consistent starter homes.

Supported the Fowler Avenue connection but opposed mixed housing, arguing the area was planned R-A on both sides and that rezoning affects property values.

Supported annexation but urged R-A zoning, calculating 32 vs. 42 new cars depending on the zone and warning about precedent for the adjacent city-owned parcel.

Argued the rezoning undermines the traffic relief Fowler is meant to provide and hurts single-family homeownership and the local economy.

Opposed the R-B zoning (not annexation), arguing the urban neighborhood land-use category lacks locational guidance, making the plan inadequate to support R-B here.