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Clarified the distinction between light industrial space and massive distribution warehouses, urging precise terminology.

Urged the city to attract sit-down restaurants, medical jobs, and entertainment instead of storage facilities.

Expressed concern over planning commission remarks regarding traffic enforcement leniency during school drop-off.

Requested a waiver or reduction of the $7,000 conditional use permit fee for a small non-profit church on Alessandro Boulevard.

Expressed frustration with staff representations regarding warehouse zoning and general plan updates.

Expressed concern over traffic and profit impacts of the proposed warehouse at Day and Bay.

Presented 122 signatures from the Edgemont community in opposition to the Edgemont Commerce Center.

Raised issues regarding abandoned vehicles, street vendors parking on unimproved ground, and the long-vacant Stater Brothers building.

Expressed concerns about warehouse development ordinances and sensitive receptor setback distances from truck bays.

Criticized city staff and management regarding warehouse development agreements and called for municipal transparency.

Criticized staff reports on development projects, citing inadequate environmental reviews and lack of representation for the northeast area.

Expressed concern over a recent planning commission vote rejecting a proposed 24-hour drive-thru project and questioned staff review standards.

Addressed legal appeal procedures and automatic stays on property eviction cases.

Attorney speaking as a resident noted lease validity and urged waiting for appellate decisions.

Reiterated opposition to staff reports and urged commissioners to reflect community voice.

Addressed class 32 CEQA exemptions and tenant harassment issues.

Raised concerns about commission terms and uncorrected public hearing signs.

Analyzed municipal code standards regarding drive-thrus, buffering, and operating hours.

Expressed concern over proposed R-10 zoning in northeast Moreno Valley.

Criticized restrictions on rooftop solar for large warehouses and raised concerns about northeast zoning changes.

Expressed opposition to high-density zoning changes encroaching on rural residential areas.

Questioned the lack of fiscal impact analysis for the Gilman Springs annexation and changes to northeast zoning.

Expressed concerns about city appeal time limits and raised issues regarding Ironwood Avenue road planning and zoning changes.

Supported the moratorium to protect public health and future generations from industrial pollution.

Praised the city for considering a proactive moratorium and shared regional examples of successful planning pauses.

Supported the warehouse moratorium, citing health burdens and staff recommendations.

Urged council members to reconsider their stance and support the warehouse moratorium to protect children from air pollution.

Urged support for the industrial moratorium to address traffic congestion and emissions.

Supported the warehouse moratorium on behalf of UDW, highlighting high state pollution rankings in local census tracts.

Spoke on behalf of the Sierra Club supporting the moratorium to prioritize public health and responsible planning.

Expressed concerns about ongoing warehouse zone changes and urged caution regarding industrial expansion.

Expressed support for the moratorium as a teacher and resident concerned with children's health and pollution.

Implored the council to vote for a warehouse moratorium and oppose high-density zoning in the rural northeast fire zone.