General Plan Amendment, Harrison Blvd OGX Station Area Plan

Questioned how a 10-year owner-occupancy agreement can realistically be enforced and expressed skepticism about five-year redevelopment timelines on Harrison.

Urged the city to protect the scenic Avondet property near the D Events Center as open green space rather than allowing high-density student housing.

Criticized the plan's initial high-density labeling near Forest Green, calling the OGX plan a 'Trojan horse' that threatens neighborhood character.

Highlighted issues with traffic, street racing, student rental blight, and inaccurate bike lane maps in the plan.

Requested clarification and protection against high-density development between Forest Green and the D Events Center.

Expressed support for bike lanes on side streets rather than arterial corridors like Harrison.

Expressed deep concern over student housing near his backyard, traffic safety for children, and party noise.

Stressed the importance of preserving tree lines and mitigating light pollution from future athletic fields.

Expressed frustration over potential noise and losing neighborhood peace, stating residents feel misled.

Echoed concerns about traffic, lighting, noise, and child safety near the back of their property.