Grace Chapel site plan

Says construction already looks like a done deal and worries about added traffic on Cook Road's tight 90-degree turns.

Wants the mature tree buffer and underbrush kept to protect his subdivision's peace, wildlife habitat, and property values.

Calls the application woefully inadequate — no parking counts, no lighting plan, no hours — and says he can't judge it without real numbers.

Supports the project overall but urges a second look at the corner driveway entrance, fearing a future accident there.

She and her sister worry traffic could pressure the county to cut through their father's corner property, which he's owned since 1970.

Echoes her sister's concerns about traffic and protecting their father's long-held corner property.

Calls the corner unsafe, asks about hours of operation and future livestock, and hopes property values won't suffer.

Warns about known ice patches on Cook Road corners that unfamiliar winter visitors won't expect, plus neighborhood security worries.

The neighbor to the east is for it — sees the farm as a blessing for youth education and nature stewardship.

Worries about property values and unchecked expansion, and asks whether any commissioner has church ties; urges serious consideration, not a rubber stamp.