Intracorp townhomes

Argued courtyards shouldn't count as commercial space and that the specific plan is being applied inconsistently; called the plan's implementation a failure.

Her mother lives in the affordable senior Apollo apartments nearby and rising rents tied to area median income are pricing seniors out; asked the council not to worsen it.

Urged the council to postpone a decision and have the city attorney answer four legal questions about the property-line dispute under SB 330 and the specific plan.

Supports the project but asked whether a line-of-sight analysis was done to protect views of Iron Mountain from the west side.

Asked a clarifying question about whether the in-lieu affordable housing fee applies at the old $500-per-unit rate or the new $5 per square foot rate.

Third-generation Powegian who strongly supports the project, saying working families can no longer afford to stay in town.

After researching the approval records, supports the project; urged the council to deliver plan amendments with clearer definitions.

Supports the project and urged patience with the community-written 2017 specific plan, noting only three projects have been built under it so far.

Supports the project as high-quality, well-scaled housing that strengthens the local economy and meets state housing goals.

Three generations of Poway High graduates in her family; supports the project as much-needed housing for young adults.