Parkside FV Residential Development Proposal

Expressed strong opposition to the apartment project, citing severe morning and evening traffic congestion on Warner Avenue and incompatibility with the single-family neighborhood.

Expressed concerns about site constraints, parking spillover, and safety risks near the nearby elementary school.

Spoke in support of the zoning change and project, noting that commercial real estate demand has dropped and private property owners should be allowed to build needed housing.

Criticized traffic signal delays along Warner Avenue and questioned the accuracy of the traffic counts, while noting high-density projects create congestion.

Stated that the owner created a neglected property and should not expect the city to bail them out, raising concerns about cumulative traffic with the nearby Boomers project.

Raised concerns about political influences, traffic safety, and the potential negative impact on the neighboring Warner Avenue Veterinary clinic used by generations of residents.

Expressed deep concern over severe parking shortages (96 residential spaces for 72 units) and urged the commission to consider townhomes instead of apartments.