Comite Bienestar rezoning

Business owner near the industrial park warned of traffic, safety and lost customer access, said the land was supposed to be a buffer, and asked whether a traffic study was ever done.

Nearby resident thanked the developer for engagement but worried about parking, future multi-story buildings and privacy, noting the zoning commission recommended against the rezoning.

Speaking in Spanish, she said plans kept changing, feared future apartments once rezoned, and argued the city lacks police staffing and infrastructure for more growth — asking for parks instead.

Comite's longtime attorney warned that rejecting development on former state land could give the state land department ammunition against future sales to San Luis developers.