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Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.
Public comments (8)
An attorney representing three park owners opposed the overlay as applied to Casa del Rio, calling it an attack on property rights and possible inverse condemnation, and noted her clients have no conversion plans.
City Council Meeting · 1:26:49 →A La Maria park resident said seniors chose senior parks for peace and safety and strongly favored keeping them seniors-only.
City Council Meeting · 1:22:38 →A Casa Grande resident noted the park's lease already promises senior-only status and cited the city's housing element in urging approval.
City Council Meeting · 1:24:06 →Urged passage of the overlay ordinance, noting senior parks are quiet, safe, and among the last affordable housing options for seniors.
City Council Meeting · 1:16:07 →A Rancho Buena Vista resident described seniors' safety, health, and fixed-income concerns and asked the council to keep senior parks senior.
City Council Meeting · 1:18:27 →Asked the council to treat the senior community with respect and compassion against for-profit conversion interests.
City Council Meeting · 1:21:30 →30-year La Maria resident noted the Planning Commission passed the senior park protections 5-0 and asked the council to do the same; also raised rent increases.
City Council Meeting · 16:45 →La Maria senior park resident urged the council to pass the senior overlay so parks stay senior-only and seniors keep their affordability and peace.
City Council Meeting · 14:58 →