Protect Our Neighborhoods from High-Density Projects

Despite empty assurances to concerned residents, Glendale City Council is moving forward to allow 50 units per acre on city-owned land.

This threatens small businesses, neighborhood charm, and everyday quality of life.

The message asks the Council to reject multi-story development on public parking lots, which would bring at least 100 apartments to Montrose and 150 near Royal and Rossmoyne historic neighborhoods.

If enacted, this plan will:

• Displace longtime small businesses and reduce public parking

• Add traffic congestion to quiet residential streets

• Prioritize developer profits over Glendale residents

Sending this email takes less than 10 seconds. But when hundreds of residents act, City Hall has to listen.

This is one of the simplest ways to protect your neighborhood—and to show Council you’re not alone.