Tustin Legacy South Hangar Future and Offering Process

Provided an operational update on hazardous materials inspections and emergency response coordination following recent incidents in Garden Grove.

Expressed ongoing opposition to the Flock automated license plate reader camera system and urged the city to cancel its contract.

Praised the city for securing an Active Transportation Plan grant and urged better, safer, and wider bike lane connections.

Encouraged the city to raise awareness and enforce state waste reduction law AB 1276 ('skip the stuff' condiment regulations).

Spoke in support of fully funding the Active Transportation Plan to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety.

Expressed support on behalf of veterans for ensuring a proper respectful space and focus at Tustin Legacy.

Supported the Active Transportation Plan and urged the council to ask OCTA to protect Metrolink funding from proposed cuts.

Expressed concern regarding OCTA's proposed Metrolink funding cuts and highlighted the high ridership at the Tustin station.

Called on city leaders to protect Metrolink funding and prevent rail service cuts during OCTA budget deliberations.

Asked whether the South Hangar is currently safe for public events like swap meets and suggested temporary transportation options.

Spoke on community engagement, noting that underrepresented populations need culturally relevant outreach and referencing federal surplus land acts.

Expressed support for saving historical elements like the control tower and educating youth on military history.

Congratulated staff on receiving the ATP grant and explained the importance of active transportation planning.

Expressed enthusiasm for the active transportation plan grant and community engagement moving forward.