Trenton Road Residential Rezoning

Expressed traffic safety concerns regarding the Trenton Road rezoning and requested a development moratorium until corridor intersections are improved.

Argued that 175 units are too dense for Trenton Road and that traffic studies failed to account for cumulative regional congestion.

Presented a petition signed by approximately 350 homeowners opposing the rezoning due to traffic, environmental, and infrastructure concerns.

Opposed the rezoning, stating high-density development is incompatible with the rural, single-family character of the Reedy Creek-Trenton corridor.

Expressed environmental concerns regarding stormwater runoff, flood-prone soils, and impacts on Umstead State Park and Richland Lake dam.

Opposed multi-family rezoning on adjacent property, highlighting historical context, inadequate road infrastructure, and pedestrian safety incidents.

Urged the Town to delay action and conduct comprehensive regional planning for Northeast Cary in light of potential SAS campus redevelopment.

Raised concerns about sedimentation, tree canopy loss, and high-hazard dam remediation at Richland Lake due to upstream development.

Encouraged the Town to evaluate transportation infrastructure and cumulative congestion holistically across Northeast Cary.

Cited speeding, inadequate shared-use path connectivity, and cut-through traffic concerns in opposition to the rezoning.

Emphasized severe public safety risks from speeding and traffic volumes along Trenton Road.