Multiple residents during public comment asked the council to stop the proposed Landmark Station remodel (LU A 2026‑16), warning that a nightclub and large convenience store with 12 fuel pumps would generate noise, traffic and safety problems adjacent to single‑family homes and nearby schools.

Multiple residents told the council the proposed Landmark Station remodel (LUA 2026-16 / land-use action 2026018) — which would add a nightclub, 12 fuel pumps and an ~11,000 sq ft convenience store at the former Moose Lodge site — is incompatible with nearby single-family neighborhoods and noise rules.

Multiple residents warned the council about traffic, noise, water use and long‑term extraction tied to a proposed Cumberland aggregate mine and asphalt plant; another speaker urged preservation of 990 acres north of Cumberland (Lizard Mountain) and a third raised concerns about a proposed nightclub/event venue at the former Moose Lodge and municipal noise controls.