EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 28 MIN
Why Are We Packed In Like Sardines? Exploring Local Overdevelopment
from Cross Roads Podcast · host Steven Killfoil
Send us Fan MailA growing population brings new challenges to our neighborhoods as residential developments rise. We delve into the proposed plans for a subdivision that could drastically change our community, examining privacy, traffic impacts, and environmental concerns. Join us as we reflect on resident Phil Hemmer's passionate insights and explore how community members can actively influence local development decisions.• Discussion of new housing developments encroaching on residential privacy • Concerns surrounding rental properties affecting neighborhood stability • Examination of traffic issues resulting from increased population density • Insights from community meetings emphasizing resident advocacy • Proposals for maintaining green spaces and defining development standards Call to action: Attend the meeting on Tuesday, March 4th at 6 PM at Little Elm City Hall to voice your opinion against the proposed development. Support the showOrder your copy today of "Achieve Optimal Brain Health with Nutrition," by Stefan McDermott.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DYWMB929www.stefanmcdermott.comTo Book an event with The Santa Steven and Mrs. Claus go to:https://www.gigsalad.com/the_santa_steven_aubrey
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Send us Fan Mail A growing population brings new challenges to our neighborhoods as residential developments rise. We delve into the proposed plans for a subdivision that could drastically change our community, examining privacy, traffic impacts, and environmental concerns. Join us as we reflect on resident Phil Hemmer's passionate insights and explore how community members can actively influence local development decisions. • Discussion of new housing developments encroaching on residential...
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