Hackl auto sales and repair PUD

Opposed the project, citing high contamination risk from vehicle maintenance shops (citing ~3,000 contaminated sites statewide), groundwater, property values, noise and odors, and saying the use fails several B-2 special land use standards.

Worried about summer noise from open garage doors, the visible pole barn, all-night security lighting, and why variances are granted when regulations say a well can't fit the site.

Called it an industrial garage out of place in their neighborhood, questioned runoff from used vehicles awaiting sale, and said he supports development — just not this use here.

Her well sits at the corner of the property; she fears paving and runoff affecting shared aquifers, wetlands draining to the Tannery Creek watershed and Lake Michigan, noise, lights, and value declines confirmed by an appraiser.

Objected for all the reasons previously stated, noting they chose the quiet neighborhood because it was out of town yet close to amenities.