XLI Manufacturing expansion

Asked how far her residential neighborhood is from the proposed construction and whether homes would be affected.

Objected to added refrigeration and machining noise, light pollution, and a 120 percent warehouse expansion near homes, questioning how it benefits the Jacklyn and McNair neighborhood.

Pressed for adjusted construction hours (5:30 a.m. starts), asked about truck deliveries, dead trees in the buffer, and noise from new robotics.

Said his bedroom faces the building directly and worries the winter buffer won't screen it; fears permanent wetland loss if regulations change back.

Asked whether trucks would use any new access road through the residential area; was told no, existing Jetview access only.

Worried the new retention pond and land clearing would worsen existing backyard water problems she already has from a nearby warehouse expansion.

Raised light pollution, rooftop HVAC noise, loss of wildlife including bald eagles and deer, and said the project would be a huge hit on property values.

Asked about metal waste and water contamination from machining, the cell tower constraining parking, the lost wildlife pond, and building height in the airport overlay zone.

Asked whether drainage pipes would be placed in the grassy area or whether it would serve as the drain.

Asked whether a third shift is planned as the business grows; the CFO said staffing constraints make that unlikely.