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Public commenters press planning commission on state housing bill, private school CUP and park bike safety
Summary
During oral communications and agenda public comment, residents urged local elected officials to oppose a state housing bill, urged care on a private school’s conditional use permit amendment, and urged relocation of a Memorial Park bike rack for pedestrian safety.
Several residents used the Planning Commission’s oral‑communications period and the municipal code public hearing to raise matters of local concern: a state housing bill, amendments to a private school’s conditional use permit and the placement of a bicycle rack at Memorial Park.
Jennifer Griffin spoke during the initial oral‑communications slot about a state housing measure she identified as SB 79 (she referenced prior bill numbering and amendments) and urged local state senators to oppose it or register a “no record” vote while the bill was amended. Griffin described an active local opposition network and said residents felt they have not had an opportunity to vote on similar state housing measures in recent years.
At the start of the municipal code agenda item, a Tessellations representative (identified in the record as…
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