Remarks by Ross McMullin
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“No, it's okay. Go ahead. I just wanted to give you a heads up because there are other folks. So if you don't mind, just kind of... Okay.”
“Just so I can understand, about how much longer do you have? Just so we know what to expect.”
“Okay, I just want to make sure. Thank you.”
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“I'll just encourage you also, Sarah Hensley with our community development team, given your vast knowledge and your service to the town of Westlake on the Planning and Zoning Commission, I encourage you, your feedback is very helpful to us. We thank you for that. I encourage you to reach out to Sarah and her team. That's our team that kind of goes through the community development process, because you probably have information that would be helpful to them as we go through the analysis. But did you have a few more comments?”
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“Just out of respect to everyone, I probably will start getting a little bit more strict on the three minutes so we can make sure everyone's voice is heard. All right. We have Camille Reed. OK, that's right, that's right. All right, thank you. We'll note your opposition to the project. Thank you. I have a couple cards that all just looks like See Young Kill does not wish to speak, but wants the opposition recorded to the Data Center project. Same for Sai Kaushika. Same for Abirami Kaushika, opposed to the Data Center project. Same for Ravichandran Kashika. Vijay Lakasamy Kashika, opposed. Does…”
“Thank you, Andrew. The next name I have is Isak Warku. Chuck, you wanted to speak on item D1, if you're here. OK.”
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“Yeah, yeah, yeah. Are you a senior? Yes. Yeah, right now. What? Keller High.”
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“We have Jason, Tom, and looks like former Mayor Mark Matthews.”
“All right, after Tom. Former mayor, we have Alexandra Saba. You're on deck. Great.”
“Thank you. So we gave Tom a little bit more time because he would have showed up at tomorrow's KDC meeting since he started the meeting. So thanks for being here, Tom. All right. No stranger to Keller, former Mayor Mark Matthews. How are you, sir?”
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“Thank you. All right, after Sean and Ranadir, we have Lynn, Sid, on Misty Ridge Drive.”
“Yeah. Considered? Yeah, so the Mayor Pro Tem generously yielded his three minutes. We're at about six minutes, so if you don't mind.”
“Thank you. All right. We have Ranadir, Fadika, and then Lynn, Sid. All right. After that, we have Catherine Spooner. You're here and would like to speak. And then Catherine Bishop. Hi.”
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“Thank you, sir. Y'all have a good evening.”
“Thank you. Okay, is there anyone else that would like to speak during persons to be heard this evening? I've gotten a lot of great feedback. Yeah, come on up.”
“Is there anyone else who would like to speak this evening? I can't believe you're a junior at Keller High School. I was going to say put in a job application, but you've got to get through college first. Anyone else? Anyone in the overflow room, if you'd like to speak, now is your time. Give it a little bit. Okay, so first of all, tremendous feedback this evening. The best part of our town is our residents, and tonight shows that your respect and urgency in which you're advocating for your city is amazing, and it's what makes Keller a great place to live. So we have some procedural things…”
“Thank you, Rachel. I think that's an important note. We thank the governor for his action. I'll give you a second to read through the rest of it. As far as the site plan goes, we have received questions about that and even had a letter that was, I mentioned earlier, that was delivered to the town of Westlake that they should promptly address before taking action. But this is important. We're requesting that the town of Westlake move the proposed location to the north To the southeast corner of US 377 and Texas 170 and or provide a minimum of 1,200 yard buffer from Keller single family homes…”
“Well said, Councilman. All right. With that, we'll entertain a motion. Mayor Pro Tem.”