Batch GPA Sites 1-4 / school site

Said he got conflicting information from the city and accused the school district of repeatedly relocating school sites to benefit developers; strongly opposed the PQP-to-HDR change.

Pressed the commission on acreage math, saying 0.82 acres is going to high-density residential instead of back to the school district, and urged rejection of the conversion.

An Oakwood Trails resident who said the school site is already too small for the homes being built and asked that surplus land go back to the school.

Said shrinking the Tara Park school site compromises safety buffers, drop-off loops, and kids' ability to walk to school.

Cited the MUSD-city agreement and ten-year clawback provision, arguing giving 0.82 acres to a developer violates general plan school-site policies.

Said the school land is insufficient for current and future residents and that converting leftover fire station land to HDR violates the agreement.

Said Nile Garden and Veritas schools are already overcrowded, questioned the school district's 2027 timeline, and opposed both the HDR and commercial rezoning over traffic concerns.

Questioned where in the deed the portion of the conveyed acreage is designated for a developer, saying he could not find it.

Claimed MUSD told him the school is delayed by city water issues, suggested the 0.82 acres is going to the Joshua apartments developer, and alleged impropriety.