Development

The resident requested safety protections like air filtration and a boundary wall for his family during the car wash construction.

Expressed opposition on behalf of Unite Here Local 11, arguing that the city failed to conduct required environmental reviews under CEQA for the zoning amendments.

A carpenter who spoke in favor of the project.

A local resident who spoke in favor of the Chick-fil-A proposal.

A local resident who spoke against the project.

A resident who spoke in opposition to the project.

A resident who spoke against the project.

A resident who spoke against the project during the public hearing.

A carpenter who spoke during the public hearing and asked for a continuance.

Opposed the project due to existing traffic congestion, accident rates, and an abundance of fast food, noting the restaurant is closed on Sundays.

Asked the commission to continue the project to allow discussions with the developer regarding responsible contractor standards and local hiring.

Expressed support for the project but asked the commission to enforce strong labor standards.

Shared mixed feelings about more fast food, but welcomed private investment, job creation, and site cleanup in a vacant area.

Raised concerns about increased traffic, accident risks, noise from the play area, and alley safety near her duplex.

Highlighted safety concerns regarding nearby daycares and frequent accidents at 85th and Crenshaw.

Spoke in opposition, arguing that a high-volume drive-through does not align with long-term goals for a walkable, economically resilient city.

A resident expressed frustration over local closures, demolitions, and displacement of small mom-and-pop businesses and community staples in Inglewood.