Affordable housing density transfer program

Urged the board to send the City Commission a resolution to defy state pressure and craft its own affordable housing plan rather than accept the state-mandated program.

Supported the deferral, provided the ordinance gets meaningful changes.

Asked what community outreach is planned before April 1; staff had no schedule yet.

Asked the board to fight for residents, saying the density transfer loophole will destroy beautiful neighborhoods and worsen evacuation safety.

Submitted a signed resident petition and asked the board to consider it.

Supported the deferral so the city can work through NCD issues with Commissioner Pardo's office.

Noted the large turnout and asked the board to go back to the drawing board on the NCD impacts.

Supported deferral but wants full disclosure — a white paper laying out pros, cons and who advocated for the change.

Backed the deferral and asked the city to keep original zoning and enforce it, citing construction disruption and traffic.

Supported the deferral but warned it must not just kick the can; described severe traffic and pedestrian safety problems.

Backed deferral but wants advance notice so no new 'clerical error' creates another bonus-height loophole.

In favor of the deferral.

Supported deferral, calling for a more transparent and democratic process.

Speaking for the Four Way Lodge HOA, asked for deferral, transparency on deferrals between bodies, and protection of NCD-2 and NCD-3.

She and her husband support the deferral, citing safety, traffic and emergency-vehicle access concerns.