Terraces parcel map appeal

Argued the developer misrepresented the site as one parcel in 2011, that the application was never valid, and urged denial of the parcel map.

Questioned the adequacy of posted hearing notices and argued the parcel merger is a legal prerequisite that should have preceded the project approvals.

Nearby resident who supports the project, citing affordability and the missing-middle housing need.

Supported the project, citing the city's housing progress and urging the Council to treat the parcel map as a routine approval.

Inclusive Lafayette representative said parcel maps routinely come late in the process and urged a yes vote.

Said only one person in his neighborhood text group was notified about the meeting and asked for better notice.

Supported the project and urged moving forward.

Using time ceded by Linda Riebel, questioned the validity of the 2022 grading permit, argued the land use permit has expired, and asked for a continuance.

Questioned whether the apartments will truly be affordable and encouraged the Council to table the item for a full council.

Wildfire expert urged the Council not to approve further project progress until wildfire evacuation risk is more fully studied.