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Asked council to deny the Lost Creek rezoning due to traffic dangers, environmental sensitivity, and lack of municipal police patrols.

Expressed concerns about school traffic and wildfire evacuation routes.

Highlighted safety vulnerabilities, traffic congestion, and pedestrian risks in the Woods of Westlake.

Opposed the Lost Creek rezoning due to lack of complete traffic studies and emergency access plans.

Urged council to reconsider the scope and scale of the Menchaca development.

Opposed high density at 6200 Menchaca, citing traffic congestion and conflict with neighborhood plans.

Asked the council to pause the Menchaca rezoning application to allow for community compromise.

Expressed concern over the five-story height and density of the Menchaca project adjacent to single-family homes.

Expressed strong opposition to the 6200 Menchaca rezoning, citing excessive scale, incompatibility, and traffic impacts.

Argued that zoning must meet statutory tests for safety and congestion and urged council to vote against the rezoning.

Argued that traffic waivers relied on inaccurate office occupancy baselines and requested a full traffic impact analysis.

Raised concerns regarding drainage, stormwater run-off, and traffic safety deferrals to site plan review.

Cited SOS Alliance letters, comprehensive plan inconsistencies, and fatal accidents on Loop 360.

Read an email from Travis County Commissioner Ann Howard urging delay of the rezoning pending safety analysis.

Expressed neighborhood opposition to the Rosedale rezoning, citing pending litigation over deed restrictions and school district actions.

Voiced concerns about traffic safety, drainage, and development intensity along East St. Elmo and Knuckles Crossing.

Urged denial of the Knuckles Crossing rezoning, citing substandard roads, heavy traffic, and lack of infrastructure.

Presented the Rosedale Elementary School rezoning, highlighting transit connectivity, housing supply, and historic preservation.

Spoke in favor of Rosedale rezoning, highlighting historic preservation of the school facade and urban core housing goals.

Represented the property owner in supporting the Knuckles Crossing rezoning, citing Planning Commission approval and community sidewalk benefits.

Expressed strong opposition to Knuckles Crossing rezoning due to severe traffic safety hazards on a blind curve.

Expressed Rosedale neighborhood opposition to the high-density rezoning, citing traffic bottlenecks and ongoing litigation with AISD.

Spoke as a long-term Rosedale resident and lawsuit defendant against the inappropriate scale of the Rosedale apartment project.

Argued that Austin should prevent rather than mitigate data center impacts, advocating for no new data centers.

Expressed opposition to wall-to-wall densification and suburban development pressures in St. Elmo.

Spoke against rezoning near Williamson Creek due to environmental and traffic concerns.

Voiced neighborhood opposition to the 1811 Airport Blvd development, citing density and historic preservation concerns.

Represented the East MLK Contact Team in opposing the Airport Blvd development and raising drainage concerns for the Eastside Hub.

Called for a three-year moratorium on data center development to allow proper study of resource impacts.

Expressed strong opposition to data centers due to health impacts from infrasonic noise and vibrations.

Advocated for strict zoning regulations and water consumption limits for data centers, citing environmental threats.

Read a statement from BUDS calling for a three-year data center moratorium to study health and resource impacts.

Emphasized the disproportionate impact of data centers on East Austin and urged a moratorium.

Supported data center regulations and urged lowering the hyperscale threshold to 20 megawatts.

Compared welcoming data centers to hosting a burdensome relative and urged strict ahead-of-time rules.

Supported data center regulations but urged stronger safeguards and a moratorium to close loopholes.

Requested comprehensive wastewater and thermal pollution regulations for data centers.

Shared lived experiences of sleep disruption and health issues from living near industrial data centers.

Opposed data center item 61 as accommodating industrial surveillance and speculative AI infrastructure.

Demanded an immediate moratorium on data center development to protect Texas water and energy supplies.

Urged a moratorium on data centers and warned of stranded assets and groundwater depletion.

Representing the Oak Hill Neighborhood Planning Contact Team, supported VMU upzoning but asked for additional prohibited uses to protect the watershed.

Urged the council to prohibit auto sales and hazardous chemical uses in the South Town rezoning due to sensitive recharge zone features.

Testified as a professional engineer about severe dry-cleaning chemical contamination (PCE and TCE) in soil and groundwater at the MLK rezoning site, urging environmental safeguards.