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The council packet goes live tomorrow and I have to make sure members understand traffic and density impacts.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have a zoning change heading to the [body=council] on [day=Thursday]. [legal=Legal] cleared the…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have a zoning change heading to the [body=council] on [day=Thursday]. [legal=Legal] cleared the text but the traffic study and housing-density charts are dense and some councillors asked for plain consequences, not models. I cannot tell which pieces they'll actually read and I am afraid of losing the vote if they misjudge parking impacts. Tell me the likeliest way councillors will misunderstand these charts, the single figure or slide I should put first, and a two-sentence speaking note I can use at the meeting. Don't rewrite the whole report — just diagnose the risk and give the minimal move that keeps the decision focused on trade-offs I can live with.
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