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Thanked police and fire staff for National Night Out and raised questions regarding the Crossmill Phase 1B plat and ETJ status.

Voiced concerns over increasing home density in wastewater agreements without adequate infrastructure and school capacity.

Expressed strong opposition to data centers due to negative impacts on water, power, and air pollution.

Urged the council to support the CDC and EDC, and cautioned that the new comprehensive plan needs realistic goals and measurable progress.

A board member from Lowry Crossing shared updates on their city's park development and requested a letter of support from Princeton for their Texas Parks and Wildlife grant application.

Expressed interest in a small business recognition initiative and community event space.

Raised concerns about placing the public safety headquarters on a prime commercial corner at Myrick Lane and Corporate Drive.

Expressed interest in continuing to serve on the Economic Development Committee (EDC) and highlighted his commitment to thoughtful economic growth.

Inquired about the status of an offer to restore 416 North 4th Street as a church and reported ongoing anti-Semitic acts targeting a flag on his property.

Requested that the city reopen applications for the CDC so she could apply again, noting her past participation and community dedication.

Addressed political discourse regarding town center development delays, criticized city transparency, and urged accountability from city officials.