Proposed McDonald's Restaurant at Ironwood and Pigeon Pass

Stated that the neighborhood already has multiple McDonald's and severe traffic issues, and asked why a popular local restaurant like Jose's should be displaced.

Criticized the commission for continuing the item and limiting immediate voice, arguing the project will bring noise, litter, and homelessness.

Thanked the commission and stated she would return on May 28 to ensure her comments are part of the official record.

Lives near the proposed site and expressed fear over homeless individuals trespassing on her property and the severe morning school traffic near Canyon Springs High School.

Agreed with prior speakers that the project is unacceptable and promised to bring more residents to the May 28 meeting.

Noted past pedestrian fatalities at the intersection and warned that placing a McDonald's near a cannabis dispensary is dangerous.

A small business owner in the same complex who stated that security cuts have increased crime and homelessness, and a McDonald's would ruin their business.

Highlighted that Moreno Valley already has numerous McDonald's locations and warned of noise pollution from a 24-hour drive-thru.

Praised Jose's restaurant as a family staple and asked the commission not to alter the community's ambiance.

Opposed the project, emphasizing the need for healthier food options and the preservation of Jose's.

Questioned what data the city used to determine the need for another fast-food restaurant and asked about cumulative health impacts.

Advised commissioners on how to make findings to deny the project if it conflicts with public health and safety.

Questioned how many times an applicant can continue an item and criticized the procedural confusion regarding public comments.

A plaza business owner who detailed ongoing security issues, transients, and property crimes in the shopping center.

Voiced opposition due to traffic, school safety, and the value of preserving Jose's restaurant.

Asked how much outreach the applicant conducted and encouraged them to take their project elsewhere.