Olson condo project

Supported the project, saying housing is a human right and essential workers like nurses and teachers deserve to live near where they work.

Supported the project, saying affordable homes support local businesses and a stable economy.

Supported the project so residents don't have to spend most of their paychecks on housing.

Voiced strong support, saying the project would welcome new families to Monterey Park.

Supported the project as an opportunity for working families to buy affordable homes and stay in the community.

Supported the project, saying homeownership lets residents be part of the city rather than just visitors.

Lifelong resident supported the project, citing the need for housing near transit, schools, and businesses.

Speaking partly in Spanish through a translator, said Monterey Park should invest in housing for all income levels.

Said housing must work for everyone and supported the project.

Said young adults should have the chance to stay and raise families in Monterey Park; supported the project.

Said the project helps families and seniors struggling with rising costs and prevents displacement.

Urged a yes vote, saying affordable housing creates stronger neighborhoods and safer communities.

Supported housing but opposed the gated community design, citing research on gates, safety, segregation, and emergency access; also said eight affordable units is too few and 16 should be restored.

Supported the project so teachers, nurses, and first responders can afford to live in Monterey Park.

Supported the project as a good use of the mostly vacant Saturn Park property for affordable housing.

Supported the live/work homes that let residents start small businesses.

Called affordable housing one of the most important investments the city can make.

Said the project would produce for-sale housing she and her family could actually afford.

Asked for a traffic signal on Potrero Grande for family safety, native plants in landscaping, and CC&R restrictions on short-term rentals and corporate/LLC purchases of multiple units.

Urged the city to invest in the project and its affordable housing.