During a recent government meeting, significant concerns were raised by local homeowners regarding the proposed Velasport facility and its potential impact on the community. Homeowners expressed strong opposition to the development, emphasizing that their voices have not been adequately considered in previous discussions.

One of the primary issues highlighted was the adequacy of parking for the facility. The developers claim to have 523 parking spots contingent on obtaining a conditional use permit. However, residents questioned whether this would be sufficient to accommodate the expected influx of vehicles, particularly given that the area could see an additional 486 cars from nearby homes.

Another critical point of contention was the status of Cajun Way, identified as a private road in the original developers' agreement. Residents argued that the road was intended for small businesses and not for the increased traffic that the new facility would generate. They expressed concern that if the road were to sustain damage due to the additional traffic, the homeowners association would bear the financial burden of repairs.

Homeowners also called for the developers to contribute to the maintenance of Cajun Way if the project proceeds, highlighting the need for shared responsibility in managing the infrastructure impacted by the new facility. They urged the government to reconsider the approval of additional rooms in the development, suggesting that the developers should explore more affordable land options that would not disrupt the existing community.

The meeting underscored the ongoing tension between development interests and community concerns, with residents advocating for their needs to be prioritized in the decision-making process.