The Overlook

Opposed to the scale and 50-foot heights, questioned whether the project fits the comprehensive plan, and asked the commission to require a sewer manhole stub for future neighborhood connections and deed restrictions preventing connections via Trial Bridge or Big Oak.

Concerned about losing the 70-year-old bowling alley as a recreation facility and questioned whether the height variance is really about maximizing return on investment, asking whether a three-story alternative would trigger more variances.

Criticized the affordable housing mandate and the Post Road corridor program as failed policy, but praised Moran as an excellent developer whose investment benefits taxpayers.

Not opposed to the project but questioned why New England-style design standards aren't being applied, and urged the town to petition RIDOT to revert Post Road to four lanes before approving more development.