Remarks by Scott Hefner

11 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 1

  1. Play at 43:13
    “I appreciate everybody coming out this evening and those watching online. It seems it's been forever since I've been in a meeting. It's only I missed two, but a lot has certainly transpired. over the last month or so, a lot of changes. It was unfortunate I couldn't make the 9-11 event. Regrettably, I had a conflict, but I do want to thank Mark Hindsley and all the staff that put forth an effort to pull that off. It was amazing. I did see some of it on TV, on the feeds, so a great job by everybody involved in that. um i got a couple of things i want to put out there one major thing this…”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  2. Play at 1:02:16
    “Mature landscaping, I think, was the term that was used by the gentleman earlier. I understand that they've got a requirement to put in a buffer, but I don't think it calls out anything specific to mature. First of all, do we even have a definition of what a mature buffer would be? I think the comment”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  3. Play at 1:04:01
    “Or they have to take out some natural buffers, and there are going to be some areas they're probably going to have to. I just don't want to see them planting saplings, which are going to take 10 years to mature.”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  4. Play at 1:05:13
    “Well, I mean, we can add the language of mature buffer where you're having to take out a natural buffer.”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  5. Play at 1:05:34
    “So the dilemma you see where there's going to be some natural buffer you're going to have to take out, and where you're taking that natural buffer out, which has been growing for probably some trees that have been there 30, 40 years. I'm not saying you replant with 40-year-old trees. That wouldn't be possible. But something other than a sapling, I don't know. We'd have to define what mature buffer is. Maybe it's based on definition of height or year. I don't know. I'm going to need it.”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  6. Play at 1:07:29
    “stormwater because i heard storm come up um shane what are the um retention pot what's the stormwater mitigation efforts that going in because here's the thing stormwater some some new new subdivisions sometimes will help your flooding problems that's there's what i won't mention well yeah i want to get into that but there's A lot of the new developments that are coming in are actually solving a lot of flooding problems for neighboring neighborhoods. So I just want to understand what the storm mitigation, stormwater mitigation efforts are that are going in for this project.”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  7. Play at 1:09:02
    “Okay. Okay. Okay. Are you satisfied with it? Yes, sir. Okay. And if not, you're going to address it at FMTP? That is correct. Yes, sir. Okay. And it's 100-year?”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  8. Play at 1:53:27
    “The mini, you call it mini roundabout? Yes, sir. Okay. Like a mega plane, but a mini roundabout. Anyways, that's an inside joke. Can an emergency service vehicle turn around in that mini roundabout?”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  9. Play at 1:53:58
    “No statues. No. But you do like the idea of maybe doing a crash gate of some locked gate. Yeah. I think that could be the best of both worlds. Okay. Perfect. How do we codify that?”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  10. Play at 1:56:48
    “no no no no over there behind um uh uh yeah yes yes it's the cry law project well this is first rating so i'd like to see options of that crash gate?”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

  11. Play at 1:57:12
    “To me, I think you've got the best of both worlds. Keep your cul-de-sac, mini cul-de-sac, and then you have for emergency service access only. Okay.”

    Board of Commissioners · Sep 14, 2026

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