Glassell warehouse

Opposed the 2411 N. Glassell warehouse, citing homes 54 feet away, diesel emissions, noise, and 24/7 operations; asked the council to deny the project.

Detailed cancer-risk figures from the city's environmental document and said Rexford confirmed building the 36-dock version while the analysis assumed five docks; urged the council to act before the September 10 hearing.

Lives 80 feet from the site with a one-year-old daughter; opposed 24/7 truck operations near Fletcher Elementary and said residents want denial, not concessions.

36-year Hartman Street resident; highlighted removal of 232 of 282 trees, noise study assumptions of three docks versus 36 actual, and impacts on children.

Noted Orange has nine warehouses, none adjacent to homes; demanded a full EIR with realistic assumptions given cancer risk exceeding thresholds.

32-year resident across from the project; said she felt deceived about the project's scope and opposed the pollution and noise.

Said the 24/7 warehouse would bring 800 diesel trucks a day past her children's neighborhood and erase their community.

Lives 80 feet from the proposed Rexford warehouse site and detailed emissions, traffic, and noise concerns near Fletcher Elementary.