Captain Soltierra Subdivision

A neighbor who has lived in Wyoming since 1949 raised noise concerns and warned that 'willy-nilly' subdivisions are stretching emergency services thin, asking when the county will regroup and plan.

A direct neighbor worried about 16-18 new wells, noise breaking his peace and quiet, and losing his view of the Rocky Mountains, and asked why he wasn't notified.

Said the standard subdivision in the area is 30 acres and argued three 30-acre parcels would return more value to the landowner than sixteen five-acre lots.

A 26-year resident said the water table historically required 40-acre minimums and warned that five-acre lots with individual wells and septics risk drying up neighbors' wells.

Asked what the plan is for growth's toll on police, fire, EMS, schools, and the hospital, which she said are already overworked and understaffed.