Overland Avenue bike project

Raised a conflict-of-interest concern about Councilmember Fish's county employment and urged him to recuse himself from Overland project decisions; opposed removing parking and turn lanes.

A mother urged the council to keep street parking on Overland, citing city data showing 78% of residents commute by car versus 3% by bike.

Warned a 'bike freeway' on Overland would create gridlock, push traffic onto residential side streets, and hurt disabled residents and families.

Presented his own bicycle count data — two bikes and one jogger seen on Overland in a week — as his disabled daughter attends a program on Overland.

Detailed how the project would affect the LA GOLD program for 60-80 special-needs adults and nearby school and library parking access.