Residential permit parking district

A 38-year Camberwell resident in the qualifying segment, he supported the program but warned it will 'mushroom' to other streets and asked about the implementation timeline (roughly four to five months after council approval).

Yielded her three minutes to Curtis Van Buskirk.

Urged the commission to expedite implementation, said the no-parking zone at the park improved conditions but pushed the problem outward, and argued the results show exactly where the problem is worst because only affected residents voted yes.

Criticized the street-sweeping restriction tied to permit parking, cited an anonymous flyer that scared residents off, and pushed a list of alternatives: restore parking behind Acacia Knolls, open the north side of Laguna Hills Drive, and reduce the medical building's permit allotment.

A 33-year resident three houses from the park, he described drug activity, drinking, and human waste near the park, noted rentals and senior facilities diluted his street's vote, and argued his Costeau segment should be combined with qualifying streets to clear 67%.

A 38-year resident who doesn't even live on Salford, he implored the commission to include Salford anyway to create a contiguous district, warning neighbors are selling their homes over the parking situation.

A 28-year resident on the corner of Via Balboa and Calle Carmel, she described a former drug house, RVs living on the street, flooding in the back cul-de-sac from clogged drainage, and said one month wasn't enough time for the petition.