Anti-Displacement Plan (DC-4)

Said the comp plan's transition zones target his fourth-ward neighborhood of small, affordable homes and elderly, fixed-income residents, and that no one consulted the neighborhood.

Called DC-4 ironic — hiring consultants to fix problems the comp plan creates — and urged a no vote and reconsideration of the comp plan.

Asked what DC-4's purpose is — admission, apology, or political play — and asked council to fold displacement protections into the comp plan instead.

Called DC-4 a hollow, performative, consultant-driven gesture made in election season, after residents warned of gentrification during the comp plan process.

Said the comp plan's transition zones incentivize displacement, a consultant will fix the other consultant's plan, and called it one of the most cynical political moves he's seen.