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Resident urges comprehensive general plan review, warns Program F and Program E risks
Summary
At public comment, Ki Tran urged the council to include all five districts in the 2026 general plan land-use study, arguing Program F and Program E in the housing element drive controversial higher-density or hillside development and should be reexamined citywide.
During public comment, Ki Tran urged the council to expand the upcoming 2026 general plan land-use study to include all five districts rather than a narrow, surgical review.
"Reopening a general plan is not a localized procedure. It is a holistic event," Tran said, arguing that Program F in the housing element has driven mixed-use and higher-density designations in multiple neighborhoods and that Program E incentivizes large-scale construction on hillsides at risk for landslides and fire. Tran urged the council to evaluate financial impacts on the city's budget and not govern by fear of state remedies, saying a comprehensive approach can correct zoning decisions without losing local control.
The council did not take action in response to the comment; the speaker asked the council to consider reevaluating Program F and Program E during the general plan process.
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