The decision came after a packed, all-day meeting that drew residents, community groups, and developers to weigh in on the future of the small Placer County community of just over a thousand people.
"There's an absolute need, and we're way behind the curve on meeting that need," said Penryn resident Vic Massenkoff. "But there are ways to creatively meet that need without sacrificing public safety."
"Penryn comes together not to oppose affordable housing, but to promote Penryn," said Brian Myers, chairman of the group Placer Citizens for Neighborhood Rights. "This isn't about affordable housing. Everybody needs housing. This is about the huge density that would overwhelm our community."
"It's a new thing for everybody, new rules being implemented for the first time in a community that's never seen it before," said Milo Terzich, Vice President of Development with U.S. Properties Fund. "It's a long way of saying I'm not sure what the results of the vote were."
For now, the proposed development remains on hold, leaving the future of the project and the debate surrounding it uncertain.
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