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Expressed concerns about overdevelopment along the Greenspot Corridor and the need for updated traffic nexus studies.

Spoke on behalf of the appellant, urging the council to deny warehouse extensions due to cumulative environmental health burdens.

Highlighted the lack of community inclusion in industrial planning and the proximity of warehouses to sensitive student populations.

Voiced opposition to placing warehouses near senior housing, schools, and parks without adequate resident notification.

Called for community-focused investments instead of more warehouses and urged the council to deny the extensions.

Described health issues like asthma and heart problems worsened by pollution and criticized the lack of local infrastructure investment.

Demanded healthier economic development, better streets, and no more warehouses near schools and residential areas.

Questioned why industrial projects are concentrated in low-income southwest Highland districts rather than parks or retail spaces.

Echoed community demands for green spaces, road safety improvements, and protections against warehouse expansion.

Criticized representatives for approving industrial projects that lower quality of life and fail to provide living wages.