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She defended the city's need for tax revenue to fund essential services like water and infrastructure.
City Council — City Council Meeting 05-21-26→Raised concerns about the lack of shade trees in new developments and incomplete road paving.
City Council — City Council Meeting 4-7-26 (trimmed)→Raised concerns about the impact of rapid development on water supply and drainage.
City Council — City Council Meeting 03-17-26→Thanked city staff for fire hydrant inspections and new LED lighting in his neighborhood.
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