Residents across various communities are actively opposing new housing developments, citing concerns over environmental impact, neighborhood integrity, and safety. In Hurst, locals argue that a proposed 99-home project is as detrimental as a previously rejected plan for 200 homes, with many fearing the ecological consequences and inappropriate scale of development. Meanwhile, in Clark County, Nevada, residents are contesting a proposal to increase homes on a hillside from 18 to 40, raising issues about transparency and traffic congestion. In New Lenox Township, Illinois, a luxury home construction has led to flooding and zoning violations, prompting community members to voice their frustrations. In Wichita, Kansas, while some neighbors express concerns over a new homeless resource center, others appreciate the city's efforts to address safety through renovations and privacy measures. Conversely, in St. Helena, California, neighbors support a proposal to replace a smaller home with a larger one, countering city staff recommendations that urge adherence to zoning codes requiring more units in the area.