Monica and i and our team can take questions. Thank you so much. I understand that Supervisor Peskin has a number of amendments and wants to propose some concerns about different issues. I also have some amendments with Disability Access and those issues. So perhaps Supervisor Peskin, what we can do is you why dont you go ahead first and talk about your amendments and then i will talk about mine and then we can talk more, take public comment and you know, when we come back from public comment, we can go through the amendments and see if we can make a case. Supervisor preston. Yeah, just as a point of order, im happy to defer to after. I have some clarifying questions, so im wondering if before we get to committee members proposed amendments, if i should wait for after. I think you should ask questions of clarification before proposed amendments. Go ahead. Thank you so much. Thank you for the presentation and for the detailed responses that you provided between the last hearing and this
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After several residents shared disapproval over the Whittier Greenleaf Promenade Project’s plan to replace 108 trees, the City Council agreed to have another study session to address concerns.
After residents shared concerns over several ficus trees being removed for the Greenleaf Promenade Project in Uptown Whittier, the city will hold a study session for the project in February.
After residents shared concerns over several ficus trees being removed for the Greenleaf Promenade Project in Uptown Whittier, the city will hold a study session for the project in February.