CUP-2026-09: RV Park at 6702 E. Lake Road

Spoke as HOA president in strong opposition to the RV park, presenting a petition signed by 452 people and citing incompatibility with custom homes and lake character.

The applicant defended the RV park project as a clean, professionally managed community that will help address local housing needs and bring tourism revenue.

Shared decades of history regarding Fort Phantom Lake development plans and neighborhood master plans, arguing the RV park goes against adopted community visions.

Spoke as Lake Association president about appropriate lake development areas, noting previous master plans designated locations near the dam for RV camping.

Raised concerns about traffic safety, septic odors, wildlife disruption, and the sheer density of 149 RV spots next to rural residential homes.

Expressed frustration with existing traffic and rural road conditions near West Lake Road, warning against adding more RV traffic.

The developer of Lake Rock Trails described how the neighborhood was carefully built for low density and argued the RV park is a step backward.

Former council member and lake resident urged the commission to protect the lake's potential for quality residential growth rather than a short-term RV park.

Expressed concern that the RV park would obstruct views and disrupt her family's quiet paradise.

Highlighted the 2024 Fort Phantom master plan which designates Boulder Bay for RV camping, arguing this project is in the wrong location.

Site engineer for the project noted that the layout meets city ordinances and offered to work with concerned residents.

Spoke about comprehensive planning principles, dark skies, and protecting nature preservation areas around the lake.