Remarks by Jenny Williamson
6 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 1
- Play at 18:41
“Sure. I'll comment for the interconnectivity. It looks like there's some grade challenges there. And that was my first thing before you had even gotten to that presentation. I'm like, yeah, but getting on Liberty, that's a game of Frogger. It's a very, very... Busy road, but yeah what you're saying and I see that too if you go up Huffings Ridge Drive And then you can get straight out to that light and have a stress-free Way to get out so I see that you know just as an equal opportunity as if that Easement were connected because you'd still have to wind through Part of that development, so…”
Planning Commission · Sep 24, 2026
- Play at 1:05:36
“Yeah, a lot of that, what you just said, Marcia, I would agree. Because the first thing I was thinking is like, okay, you know, the feedback with this study is great. It's brought up a ton, and I'm so happy we're talking about it. But it would be great to have that discussion with lots of voices in it because with anybody, if you're, say, talking with one-on-one, it's a very kind of more isolated of your own thoughts with the other person. You get more people in there, and we want to do it justice. And what I'd hate to see is we kind of get something generic in here and start making it look…”
Planning Commission · Sep 24, 2026
- Play at 1:04:53
“So, yes. It all reads pretty straightforward, you know, especially kind of the way you worded the screening. It's like you can do any of these in any mixture as long as it's achieving the end result. So... I think it makes a lot of sense, and I really appreciate the point about not vertically stacking them.”
Planning Commission · Aug 27, 2026
- Play at 1:15:02
“Sure. I think on the height maximums, I think that does make sense. I think the one question I would have on that is when you're looking at height maximums and we look at some of those neighborhoods in there, some of them are older houses. For example, let's take Let's even just take a two-story house. And maybe the older ones that were designed in certain eras were designed for their ceiling heights because that's what size the plywood came in. That's what size the chipboard came in. And so often in those houses, you can reach up and you can touch that seven-foot ceiling. And so... I think,…”
Planning Commission · Aug 27, 2026
- Play at 1:25:11
“Yeah, I'd say just on the average, I think that could be a little dangerous. Okay, some blocks, if everything goes up a little bit, it's okay. But then at a certain point, it becomes kind of the more newer generic. So I say we have to be careful with saying an average for exactly what Marsha was saying too. And then defining the half, the half story. I think for me to really comment on that further, it would be understanding the good examples and the bad examples because we've written something right now we've all agreed that okay maybe we need to look at this a little bit more so we know…”
Planning Commission · Aug 27, 2026
- Play at 1:41:33
“I'll just keep it super simple. question if we need to maybe look at parking in front of houses and everything. If it's an issue, if it's an upcoming issue, I don't know that it is, but if it's like, you know, one-fourth of the elevation could be overlapped with some of these parking pads because it seems like there's a need for it. We have very small lots with not a lot of space now.”
Planning Commission · Aug 27, 2026