64th Avenue interchange

An architect and real estate agent, he supported the ramps, arguing they back the new land development code, orderly growth, and higher-density tax base.

Enclave Development representative in favor, noting interchanges take years to earn and unlock economic development around schools and the sports complex.

A nearby resident asking for follow-through: pedestrian and driver safety, service access, noise, and special assessment relief if the project proceeds.

Another neighbor echoing Rob Coast's concerns, thanking commissioners for their engagement while noting residents could still be heard.

With Christianson Companies, voiced support, citing alignment with the growth plan and confidence in engineering solutions for safety concerns.

Dabbert Custom Homes owner in favor, citing a decade of development in the area and the need to relieve 52nd Avenue congestion.

A land developer whose family has held the ground for 60 years; supported 64th before 76th to avoid leapfrog development.

A 64th Avenue resident opposed the interchange, describing dangerous speeds past driveways and asking for traffic calming and a frontage road if it proceeds.

Argued the interchange should go to 76th Avenue instead, questioning fairness to residents and tax revenue from nearby nonprofits.