Redondo Circle warehouse project

Lives across from the site; wants a 14-foot wall like neighboring properties, raised 24-hour operations and ~95 trucks a day, and noted poor landscaping and vagrant activity.

A 29-year Terry Park resident who in 2012 successfully fought 24-hour RV storage; asked why 24-hour traffic is acceptable now and said the city favors businesses over citizens.

Organizer for Terry Park residents said three of seven council members agreed to meet; asked about conflicts of interest, waivers, the 2017 general plan zoning change, and publicized a cancer cluster survey.

A nearly 60-year Terry Park resident said 24-hour noise from the 40-foot buildings next to a church and senior community is unbearable; asked for a 14-foot sound wall and help with soil toxins.

Said the 40-foot warehouse near senior homes and emergency routes is too large and intense; asked for scaling down, setbacks, taller walls and limited hours.

Urged the project not move forward in current form; wants smaller footprint, lower height, daytime hours, and reconciled EIR/noise data.

Said 24/7 truck noise would destroy a quiet neighborhood; asked whether council members would accept this next to their own homes.