Redondo Circle industrial project

Urged the council to honor its oath, cited the neighborhood petition, and asked for study sessions on the project's environmental reviews.

Windward Cove senior community resident worried about nighttime truck noise, sleep, and property values; asked for a 14-foot wall.

Windward Cove HOA treasurer asked for a compromise ending truck operations from roughly 10 p.m. to 6-7 a.m.

Windward Cove resident said the 40-foot buildings would block sunlight and sunsets and requested a study session and lower building heights.

Lives 300 feet from the property line and gathered 75 signatures requesting an environmental impact report.

Read a list of contaminants found in site sampling and begged the council for environmental justice and a full EIR.

Fourth-generation local and 60-year area resident asked for 20-foot building heights, a real noise study, and thanked Burns for the appeal.

Lives across from the project and asked for a 12-14 foot wall, better landscaping, and no 24-hour truck traffic.

Echoed wall-height and 24-hour operations concerns, noting the current lumberyard doesn't run all night.