Oakes Tree Development

The adjacent property owner asked the city to preserve the tree line along his border, scrutinize the stormwater plan since the site sits above his land, and address a damaged drain line crossing his property.

The property owner to the north opposed the future stub street that would cross her private driveway, citing heavy saturation of the area and 48 years on her family's eight-acre property.

A speaker warned the new homes would sit near Harrison Township residents who regularly fire automatic weapons and blow up Tannerite, straining police services with noise complaints.

A resident worried 199 new homes could mean 400 more vehicles on an already congested Old Troy Pike overpass corridor.

Presented the developer's case: strong housing demand from Wright-Patt and airport job growth, homes priced $275K–$385K, and a commitment to work with the city on entrance features.

Opposed the street stub over her private drive, said no one contacted her, cited past broken promises on drainage and clearing at the Vitech development, and said she's hired an attorney.