Housing Element Progress Report

Called housing a human right, criticized the stadium-seating analogy, urged canceling the Flock contract, raising taxes on large corporations, and pursuing public housing and shelters.

Argued housing demand is driven by too many people arriving, said he never qualified for low-income housing, and questioned government-driven affordability mandates.

Said the state quota is already met, opposed traffic and construction impacts, and called for more moderate-income housing and a proper grocery store.

Warned that every new 300-unit apartment adds dozens of cars to congested streets, and said the city risks pricing out its blue-collar families.