505 Thompson Drive rezoning

Spoke in support of Anderson's move, saying the new site improves an aging property, traffic impact is minimal compared to school-peak traffic, and a better facility helps recruit mechanics.

Opposed the rezoning, reading from opposition emails from former Mayor Andy Nolan, Crystal Hayes, Mona Patterson and Christy, and questioned why the building was split in two to meet fire code.

Supported the move, praising the posted zoning sign for boosting turnout, noting sales tax on parts revenue, and that the 24-hour vehicle rule ends long-term storage at the old site.

A property owner in the overlay district, she supported the change, noting the metal buildings predate the overlay and masonry restrictions, and that Lake Dallas has long struggled to keep businesses alive.