Comprehensive Land Use Plan

Former township board member said he supports density but opposes 'making neighborhoods unrecognizable,' urged votes for alternative candidates and warned of dark money.

The former councilmember urged Council to 'pause the plan' and restore the tree protections OSI recommended.

Ward 3 resident and land trust board member supported adoption, citing his children's inability to afford living in Ann Arbor.

Ward 4 caller urged adoption and quick movement to rezoning.

50-year Ward 3 resident opposed, saying trees and infrastructure can't handle the plan's density goals.

Fifth Ward caller said nearly all written public comments oppose the plan and asked council to represent residents.

Fifth Ward caller warned the plan would trigger displacement of lower-income residents and urged sharp short-term rental limits.

Advocated for city-land community land trusts as an alternative that could produce homes for teachers and firefighters at $150,000–$350,000.

Former ZBA member said residents were never treated as primary stakeholders and asked Council to send the plan back.

Fifth Ward caller detailed what he called deceptions in the process and urged the plan be jettisoned.

Spoke in opposition, saying she's disappointed in the plan and more creative zoning solutions are needed.

Ward 3 council candidate urged a no vote, citing tree protections and claiming the plan serves developers.

Spoke for the new Ann Arbor Preservation Alliance, asking that historic districts stay in the residential category.

Urged passage and rapid rezoning, citing fairness and Portland's modest mid-density outcomes.

Supported the plan, drawing on her own housing instability, and asked for daytime stabilization facilities.

Opposed the plan, saying as a renter she sees no near-term relief and fears displacement and tree loss.

Supported the plan and urged Council to move quickly to higher-density rezoning.

Spoke in opposition, saying older residents are being pushed out and the plan is designed for a wealthy city.

Read a letter opposing the comprehensive plan over missing infrastructure cost estimates and displacement fears, and showed photos of trash-littered sidewalks, urging the city to restore basic maintenance.

Ward 3 council candidate said the CLUP is a disaster for trees, urging tree protection on redeveloped lots and warning of electoral consequences.

A Ward 3 council candidate, he opposed setback reductions in the comprehensive plan, warned of a developer land rush and tree loss, and demanded a modern tree protection ordinance.