Zoning Change - Roosevelt Avenue

Representing the Mission San Jose Neighborhood Association, opposed the rezoning, citing the applicant's disregard for ordinances, unpermitted additions, and the inappropriate nature of a body shop near the World Heritage Site.

Argued against the Roosevelt Avenue rezoning, citing past injustices and the potential for continued problems with the auto body shop, urging denial.

Owner of 3406 Roosevelt Avenue, seeking to continue its use as a body shop, highlighted its history and recent investments in safety and modernization, agreeing to conditions.

Representing the applicant for 3406 Roosevelt Avenue, emphasized the owner's commitment to neighborhood collaboration and compliance, noting support from another neighborhood association.

Opposed the rezoning of 3406 Roosevelt Avenue, citing non-compliance with historic zoning requirements and potential negative impacts on the World Heritage Site's viewshed.

Representing the Hot Wells Mission Reach Neighborhood Association, opposed the project, criticizing the city's history of degrading historic features and advocating for responsible development.

Urged the council to reconsider the zoning recommendation for Roosevelt Avenue, emphasizing the international importance of the Mission San Jose World Heritage Site and the need for compatible development.