Proposed Gas Station

Stated opposition to a proposed gas station near her home in Third Ward, citing existing gas stations in the area.

As chairman of the National Black United Front, he opposed the proposed gas station near their organization and asked the council to stand with them against developers.

Strongly opposed the gas station, stating it would make his home unsellable and expressed fear of carcinogens, crime, and noise pollution.

Spoke out against a proposed gas station in the third ward, similar to one previously opposed in the sixth ward, and urged support for minimum distance requirements.

Strongly opposed the gas station due to safety concerns, health risks, and potential harm to property values, urging the council to protect residents over developers.

Expressed concern about the proliferation of gas stations and businesses in black and brown communities, questioning permit issuance and the city's role.

Stated that the proposed replat for 5204 Live Oak and Southmore ignores deed restrictions and the people of Riverside Terrace, violating residential use protections.

Opposed the gas station, citing studies on health risks to children and the inability of ambulances to reach homes due to congestion.

Opposed the gas station in Riverside Terrace, detailing existing issues like "stop and rob" stores, halfway houses, and dilapidated apartments in the area.

Stated residents deserve to be served by the council, not speculative developers, and demanded trust, clarity, and completion of safety measures.

Expressed concern about the proliferation of gas stations and businesses in black and brown communities, questioning permit issuance and the city's role.

Strongly opposed the gas station, stating it would make his home unsellable and expressed fear of carcinogens, crime, and noise pollution.

Raised awareness of the proposed gas station, stating that in the absence of zoning, historic neighborhoods are victims of developers playing loose with ordinances.

Strongly opposed the gas station due to safety concerns, health risks, and potential harm to property values, urging the council to protect residents over developers.

Opposed the gas station, citing studies on health risks to children and the inability of ambulances to reach homes due to congestion.