development

Submitted an email in favor of adopting Option 2 for the Development Impact Fee update.

Shared announcements from the Highland Chamber of Commerce regarding upcoming networking luncheons, community mixers, and ribbon cuttings.

Expressed support for proposed asphalt and drainage improvements on Calhoun Street, and requested that sewer lines be installed and the Edison gate be screened.

Voiced concerns about three-story buildings overlooking his yard and severe disruptions from prior construction like rodents, foundation cracks, and early morning noise, but supported building a perimeter wall early.

Expressed distress over living in the shadows of multi-story buildings and early morning construction violations, asking the commission to consider the human impact on existing residents.

Voiced strong support for the housing extension, noting that new residential units are vital for supporting nearby commercial shopping centers and attracting quality retail tenants.

Discussed a senior population advocacy project from CSUSB focusing on non-medical transportation needs and discounts.

Central Little League president highlighted the league's 26-year history, rising participation, field maintenance challenges, and reliance on CDBG grants for family scholarships.

An alumni player and youth coach shared how Central Little League shaped his life and urged continued CDBG funding for future players.

Expressed appreciation for Central Little League's financial assistance, giving her two boys a safe place to play.

Urged continued CDBG support for the Highland Senior Center, emphasizing the critical nature of senior programs.

Highlighted the increasing demand for senior meals, transportation, and fitness programs at the Highland Senior Center, requesting continued grant funding.

Detailed the YMCA's use of CDBG funds for youth scholarships, water safety swim lessons, and community events like the Highland Y-Run.

Shared how YMCA financial assistance enabled her single-income family to stay active and helped her manage Type 2 diabetes.

A 16-year YMCA staff member and lifelong Highland resident shared how YMCA programs shaped her life and her children's lives.

A newly single mother shared how YMCA financial aid helped her build a support village and finish her college degree while caring for her toddler.

Expressed gratitude for Central Little League's financial assistance program, which enabled her four active boys to participate in sports.

Spoke in support of the San Bernardino County Highland Branch Library adult literacy program, highlighting its one-on-one tutoring for adult learners.

Spoke in support of Bigger Than You, Inc., detailing the Blakely Community Center revitalization project and its services for low-income residents.