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Former Fire Chief Randy Lawson also voiced opposition, emphasizing the potential safety and traffic issues. "It's a traffic and safety issue. But that’s not just the only issue. We want them to hear all the issues," Lawson said.

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Former Fire Chief Randy Lawson also voiced opposition, emphasizing the potential safety and traffic issues. "It's a traffic and safety issue. But that’s not just the only issue. We want them to hear all the issues," Lawson said. "They’re trying to solve a problem. What we don’t want is that problem solved on our back."

Debate heats up over plan to rezone properties on Old Taylorsville Road in Jeffersontown

Calls for decision-makers to hear residents' concerns about a proposed rezoning.

- Calls for decision-makers to hear residents' concerns about a proposed rezoning.

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Old Taylorsville Road resident Randy Lawson said while he isn’t against the amphitheater, he isn’t willing to put his support to adding new businesses. “The area residents aren't opposed to the amphitheater; we do not want it to fail," Lawson said. "We just don't want it to be to change our landscape, to make that work.” Lawson’s biggest concern is with safety, traffic and higher property taxes that commercial businesses bring to a residential area.

Rezoning idea sparks mixed reaction in Jeffersontown

Opposes commercial rezoning that would change the landscape of a residential area to support an amphitheater.

- Opposes commercial rezoning that would change the landscape of a residential area to support an amphitheater.

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Old Taylorsville Road resident Randy Lawson said while he isn’t against the amphitheater, he isn’t willing to put his support to adding new businesses. Lawson’s biggest concern is with safety, traffic and higher property taxes that commercial businesses bring to a residential area. “We don't want the extra traffic," Lawson said. "We don't want the extra noise. We don't want the kids to have to worry about [being] run over."

Opposes commercial rezoning that could add traffic and noise and create pedestrian-safety concerns.

- Opposes commercial rezoning that could add traffic and noise and create pedestrian-safety concerns.

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