Holy Trinity Anglican Church Rezoning

Expressed strong support for the church, highlighting its community outreach and partnerships with the local Black community and Lincoln High School alumni.

Spoke in favor of the project on behalf of Pee Wee Homes, noting the critical need for housing serving people below 30% AMI.

Supported the project, emphasizing that successful church-hosted housing requires a visionary church, a supportive nonprofit, and flexible government policies.

Urged approval of the rezoning, emphasizing the strong partnership between the church and Pee Wee Homes in addressing chronic homelessness.

Shared personal testimony about how stable housing through Pee Wee Homes transformed his life and urged support for the church's housing initiative.

Raised serious safety concerns about narrow, steep roads and potential cut-through traffic on Wave Road.

Expressed support for the church but voiced worries about traffic and Wave Road becoming a cut-through between Walmart and Southern Village.

Supported the project, emphasizing the vital resident support services provided by Pee Wee Homes and Holy Trinity.

Requested permanent gating on Wave Road, better tree buffers, defined square footage for affordable homes, and sidewalks for transit access.

Applaud the community discourse and encouraged collaborative problem-solving between church goodwill and neighborhood concerns.