Pelanconi Neighborhood Safety Improvements

Argued that 90% of Pelanconi residents oppose the project due to severe parking shortages and claimed the KOA parking study was flawed because it omitted nights and weekends.

Shared personal hardships regarding nighttime parking congestion and how recent apartment developments have compounded the street's parking shortage.

Stated that Omar and Grant is a quiet, safe intersection that does not require curb extensions or narrowing.

Criticized city outreach transparency and suggested funds would be better spent providing crosswalks near Concord Street to access Fremont Park.

Urged the commission to listen to the overwhelming neighborhood opposition and questioned spending taxpayer funds on a disputed project.