Redwood Drive/University Avenue circulation

Arfon Way resident warns the tiny cobblestone alley can't handle all the diverted traffic and shouldn't be blocked off.

Mission Inn Avenue resident worries Option Two would cut off her already-constrained alley access, slow emergency response, and push four-lane Redwood traffic onto smaller streets.

Opposes both options, calling it 'cut-through traffic whack-a-mole' — cars should be able to use roads, and Cedar's spike proves restrictions just move the problem.

One of two Arfon Way homes; opposes any closure but says Option One is the lesser of two evils.

33-year University Avenue South resident favors Option Two but disputes the unanimous one-way petition, saying he never signed it.

Nearly 40-year South University resident wants the neighborhood made whole — favors Option Two with tweaks, or Option One, to keep Redwood two-way and reunite streets split since forever.

Wife of an open-heart surgery patient pleads against the closure, saying added minutes to reach her house in an emergency could be fatal.

Neighbor emphasizes the safety problem of making turns at the University/Redwood transition and opposes closing Redwood.