Resident calls for limits on partisan attacks in public comment
Andrew Wollman urged reforms to public‑comment rules, citing examples of political motives and accusing some regular speakers of partisan behavior that undermines civic discourse.
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Andrew Wollman used the non‑agendized public‑comment period to urge the council to redesign the public‑comment format so it yields meaningful resident feedback rather than partisan attacks.
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