220 W. 20th Avenue traffic

Concerned about 995 new daily trips on narrow Elkhorn Court where children and seniors are dropped off; asked why the parking entrance couldn't move to 20th Avenue.

Shriner and Masonic lodge treasurer who supports responsible development but says the cul-de-sac can't handle 995 more daily trips; urged denial.

Shriner since 1994; said the proposed loading zone is too short, drop-offs fill both sides of the street, and dumpster pickup in the cul-de-sac lacks a workable plan.

Shriner member; reinforced that the dead-end cul-de-sac has no room for 995 more vehicles and asked the commission not to approve without a better safety plan.

Agreed the added cars are dangerous on a street that only fits one car at a time and suggested reconsidering the parking entrance location.

Contractor with Asia Shriners; praised the design but called additional traffic on the narrow cul-de-sac plainly unsafe.

Corabella resident; said her concerns are unresolved, the traffic study is too narrow, and 279 spaces for 232 units isn't enough — asked for a corridor-wide study.

Urged a no vote; says 20th Avenue is already hard to exit, seven stories is too much, and asked why neighboring complexes weren't consulted.