zoning

Expressed concerns about city optics, waste management rules changes, and communication with residents.

Strongly opposed the zoning changes, expressing deep frustration and fear that the city's plans would displace long-term black residents and homeowners.

Asked about public notification procedures for map changes and praised the committee for addressing data centers.

Came out specifically to voice opposition to allowing data centers in the neighborhood.

Expressed concerns about expanding form-based code before fully evaluating the existing pilot areas and noted discrepancies in the proposed maps.

Highlighted the importance of preserving ethnic and historical neighborhood culture and asked questions about the proposed data center restrictions.

Discussed levels of police oversight in Cleveland and expressed disappointment over the federal judge's decision regarding the consent decree, urging accountability for police leadership.

Expressed opposition to hyperscale data centers in Ohio and urged council to adopt resolutions restricting or studying their land use impact.

Shared updates on gathering council signatures for the safety and energy retrofit initiative and discussed food desert elimination and civic building repurposing.

Spoke in support of the senior safety and energy initiative program.

Urged the city to support the West 25th Street RTA Bus Rapid Transit project and dedicated bus lanes despite opposition from some commercial property owners.