The Grove Project

Supported The Grove as a resident seeking professional adult spaces in Brentwood that offer a safe alternative to late-night bars.

Supported The Grove as a small pop-up business owner seeking local infrastructure for diverse entrepreneurs.

Discussed the balance between economic development and public safety staffing resources.

Speaking as Chamber of Commerce president, supported approval of The Grove project as designed by the planning commission.

Supported The Grove as a mother and business owner, noting it provides a family-friendly gathering space and opportunities for diverse entrepreneurs.

Expressed support for The Grove as an entrepreneur and resident, emphasizing the value of downtown commercial investment.

Supported The Grove as a downtown resident and business owner, emphasizing the need for local social spaces.

Speaking as a former planning commissioner, supported The Grove and emphasized the importance of business-friendly policies for future investment.

Supported The Grove as a mobile oyster bar operator seeking innovative local venues.

Expressed support for The Grove's property value benefits while voicing caution about potential alcohol-related nuisances near residential streets.

Speaking as Downtown Brentwood Coalition president, supported The Grove as a valuable addition to downtown foot traffic and economic vitality.

Urged the council to protect residents near The Grove by restricting operating hours to 10 PM and limiting alcohol sales.

Speaking as a former planning commissioner, supported The Grove and urged the council to respect the planning commission's unanimous review.

Representing the Garen family landowners, expressed 100% support for The Grove as a fitting tribute to local agricultural heritage.