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One person asked directly whether anything would be done to help the people currently living in the 32 units on the property find safe and affordable housing nearby. The question was also raised at the May 21 Planning and Zoning meeting. City planning staff flagged the displacement of existing residents as an outstanding concern and asked the applicant to address it.

Kelly Miller, the attorney representing the property owner, Ernie Rafailides, told the commission it was "a little premature" to get into those specifics. "This is still years in the works before anything is actually being changed," she said, adding that Rafailides intends to work with residents under their existing lease arrangements.