TODAP

Called the report a comparison of a draft TODAP versus strict SB 79, asked for true resident collaboration, densification on commercial corridors only, and infrastructure alignment given that morning's water main break.

Urged adoption of a TODAP to keep local officials in control rather than a one-size-fits-all state mandate, tying it to the water main break and infrastructure realities.

A new RSO tenant who said residents are pro-housing but want a plan, urged the commission to recommend a TODAP immediately, and to preserve rent-controlled units and homeownership opportunities.

Asked the council majority who they represent, urging adoption of a TODAP and Gentry General Engineering for Eastside sidewalk work.

Supported LGBTQ+ advocacy but opposed spending on housing incentives and EIFD outreach, urging a locally driven TODAP instead.

Urged an emergency council session on a TODAP, saying residents are pro-affordable housing and just want a local plan.

Cited Minneapolis experience to argue SB 79-style density reduces affordability; urged a TODAP now and Byers's recusal.

Urged immediate TODAP adoption, citing liquefaction and fire hazard zones and warning development without environmental review endangers residents.

Urged the city to begin developing a TOD Alternative Plan now, saying early planning preserves flexibility and community input.

Called for intentional, locally guided housing growth through a TODAP rather than relying on state-directed policy.

Supported SB 79's TODAP framework, saying it protects rent-stabilized housing and gives the city local control over land use.

Supported SCAG's environmental-review-first approach, citing the city's high water table, and urged a TODAP to protect rent-stabilized units.

Criticized the council's leadership on SB 79, saying 'your hands are not tied, your hands are folded,' and urged a genuine TODAP discussion.

Raised concerns about declining surpluses, unfunded pension liabilities, and rising staffing; later urged a 5-0 vote to immediately initiate a TODAP.

Asked the council to consider a TODAP and preserve West Hollywood West's tranquil, historic character while accommodating housing.