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Detailed persistent noise violations, lead emissions, and low-altitude flight patterns by flight training schools over homes and schools.

Highlighted the history of the Provo Airport, urged recognition of early pioneers, and recommended appointing independent neighborhood voices to the Airport Board.

Expressed deep concern regarding noise and low-altitude flights from flight school instructional planes flying over Lakeview Elementary and local homes.

Represented Conserve Utah Valley, opposing data centers in airport zones due to water quality, algal blooms, and nitrogen oxide emissions near Utah Lake.

Questioned how data centers fit airport zone goals and warned of energy demands and pollution near Utah Lake.

Called in to echo concerns about ugly industrial sprawl and environmental degradation around the airport.

Served on the energy board, urging the creation of a short-term task force to establish clear parameters for data center development.

Called in to highlight that an outdoor preschool with 300 children operates just blocks away from the proposed site, making emissions a major health concern.

Expressed personal opposition to data centers due to environmental pollution concerns.

Opposed data centers due to self-serve power station NO2 emissions and incompatibility with surrounding recreational and residential areas.

Opposed data centers in airport zones due to pollution, massive water use, and chemical leakage risks near Utah Lake.

Expressed opposition to data centers due to high pollution, low job creation, and tech bubble risks.

Urged the commission not to convert agricultural land to industrial use, emphasizing the rural feel and value of the river trail.

Shared concerns about losing shade trees, open spaces, and the proximity of warehouses to the river.

Spoke as a property owner supporting the rezone, noting it improves public access to the south side of the river and aligns with city plans.

Expressed her desire as a property owner to stop farming and exercise property rights in alignment with city-promoted development.

Expressed a desire to maintain open areas and natural spaces along the Provo River Trail.

Stared strong opposition to rezoning riverfront property for industrial warehouses due to loss of trees, animal habitat, and potential security issues.

A resident expressed strong opposition to data centers in West Provo due to limited water and energy resources.