Fairmont Way permit parking

Supported the permit parking but warned cars will spill onto Delia Lane, citing stolen and abandoned vehicles, speeding, and past tragedies including a dog and a cousin struck by cars.

Opposed the permit program, warning it will push parking onto Delia, Lowry, and Breezy Way and urged permits for the whole neighborhood tract or no action at all.

A 20-year property owner, he described years of spillover from multifamily housing and the new Orion senior living construction, safety risks at La Veta intersections, and chronic 72-hour violations.

The corner-house resident described trash, drugs, vapes, and speeders on Fairmont Way, saying her kids can't play out front and offering to help neighbors navigate the spillover permit process.