SMA H-163 University Boulevard

Civic Federation president raised four concerns: displacement of Black and Latino homeowners, infrastructure lagging density, tree canopy loss, and no direct written notice to affected homeowners.

South Four Corners Citizens Association president asked the Council to postpone or deny the rezoning, citing county agencies' own warnings and admitted failure to notify single-family homeowners.

Resident criticized the planning process, said most community meeting attendees opposed the plan, and urged funding for an independent Office of the People's Council.

Four Corners area resident opposed the upzoning of single-family neighborhoods, saying no one bought a house expecting a 45-foot duplex next door, and asked the Council to work with residents.

EPiC of MoCo director asked pointedly what racism in public policy looks like, citing warnings about displacement of Black and Latino homeowners and $900,000 duplexes, and said the Council voted anyway.