Warehouse Moratorium and General Plan Update

Raised questions about the 10-year follow-through on job training promises related to Highland Fairview and the World Logistics Center, urging accountability.

Highlighted safety issues with semi-trucks trying to navigate tight turns on residential thoroughfares like Ironwood and Moreno Beach.

Urged the city to enact a moratorium on warehouses, pointing out that Moreno Valley has already approved around 50 warehouses and exceeded housing goals.

Encouraged the city council to evaluate whether their decisions align with stated strategic goals like economic development, infrastructure, and quality of life.

Advocated for protected bike lanes and parking control officers to keep non-emergency traffic and parking violations under control.

Asked for public assurance that city taxpayers are not paying for infrastructure improvements intended to be funded by developers like Highland Fairview.

Criticized the 2021 general plan update process and opposed high-density zoning in the northeast fire hazard zone.

Expressed strong concern over city expenditures on legal defense costs and urged fiscal responsibility.

Reflected on the anniversary of January 6th and raised concerns about accountability and legal liabilities.

Urged the council to reject R-10 zoning in the northeast side due to severe fire safety, evacuation, and infrastructure limitations.

Criticized government transparency, closed session practices, and the city's handling of public accountability.