Ocean Bluff Residential

Representing his mother next door to Ocean Bluff, he detailed collaborative agreements made with the developer regarding privacy trees and retaining walls, though noting some unresolved design requests.

Voiced serious concerns about traffic increases on narrow neighborhood streets, storm runoff, and liability for the hillside open space easement.

Argued that the traffic study was outdated and warned about cumulative traffic and fire evacuation risks for children walking to school.

Expressed disappointment that the developer made few concessions to the neighborhood and that the city gains only one extra unit for numerous waivers.

Expressed concern that the new development's property line and fencing come right up against his existing house entrance on El Dorado.

Highlighted severe regional traffic congestion, speeding, and recent child fatalities on local roads, urging the commission to reject new unmitigated housing.

Asked that neighborhood roads be repaved after heavy construction trucks tear them up and emphasized neighborhood safety for families and strollers.