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Residents urge council to act on housing, Lake Pointe testing and immigrant safety; callers ask for EV chargers and bike share
Summary
Multiple public commenters at Kenmore’s Nov. 10 meeting urged action on housing (STEP recommendations), deeper affordable housing for SSI/SSDI households, environmental testing at Lake Pointe, immigrant protections following nearby ICE activity, and better EV charging and bike‑share access.
Several Kenmore residents used the public‑comment period Nov. 10 to press the council on housing, environmental review, immigrant safety and transportation.
David Dorian urged the council to turn the proclamation on hunger and homelessness into action and to follow the STEP committee recommendations the council will review next week; he warned against repeating tactics that undermined trust after the recent Plymouth Housing controversy. Danielle Olsen said Kenmore needs more deeply…
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