An Ordinance Deleting and Adding Section 15.148.965 relating to Digital Billboards

Criticized past stadium infrastructure spending and argued against electronic billboards and luxury housing developments.

Spoke for Unite Here Local 49 against the billboard agreement, citing inadequate affordable housing in the Railyards project.

Shared personal security concerns living at the Wong Center and advocated for senior and low-income tenant protection.

A Railyards resident criticized the council for prioritizing developer profits over seniors and affordable housing.

Voiced concern over millions of dollars going to developers while affordable housing remains at 6%.

A Railyards resident criticized the project as luxury-dominated and unaffordable for seniors facing recertification.

Argued against developer perks and billboards without community benefits, citing displacement concerns.