over the people who actually live here.
To protect resident parking, I urge the city to implement 24-hour residential parking permits for Bonita Avenue residents, ensuring that residents are not displaced by these proposed changes. Other neighborhoods enjoy accessible residential parking, and Bonita residents deserve the same consideration.
4. The Proposal Prioritizes City Employees Over Residents This proposal benefits city employees and Civic Center visitors at the expense of the families, children, and long-term residents who live on Bonita Avenue. Our streets should prioritize safety and livability for residents first.
Conclusion: Prioritize Safety Over Parking Expansion
I urge the city to reconsider this proposal, as the safety risks far outweigh the benefits of adding more parking spaces. Instead of making Bonita one-way, I encourage the city to explore alternative solutions that do not compromise resident safety, driveway access, and parking availability.
Thank you for taking the time to consider my concerns. I hope that the city prioritizes the safety and well-being of Bonita Avenue residents over parking expansion for Civic Center employees.
Sincerely,
Jeni Roberts
Jennifer Elle Roberts, MD
Integrative Psychiatrist and Psychotherapist
drjenroberts.com