Arya project impacts

Lives 85 yards from the Ace Hardware site and described facing a nine-story wall, traffic feeding onto Carleton Avenue, and asked that the project be refined like other SB 330 projects were.

Asked the town to appeal the court ruling and to fight the Ace Hardware site project on safety grounds — liquefaction zone, fault line proximity, and a gas station next to an evacuation route.

A fourth-generation resident described cut-through traffic, narrow sidewalks, and parking spillover from Whole Foods, saying the massive structure terrifies her.

An 87-year-old homeowner two blocks from Ace Hardware said an eleven-story building overlooking his backyard would reduce his home's value and threatened a lawsuit over the loss to his children's inheritance.

Acknowledged the developer's litigation costs but asked the council to work with the applicant toward safety fixes and a design that respects the neighborhood, citing Whole Foods parking dangers.