Arroyo Seco Water Reuse Project

Cited hydrology and geotechnical reports showing no groundwater recharge benefit, calling the project a bust and asking for records.

Asked the council to extend the DEIR comment period from 45 to at least 90 days and hold a noticed public hearing before June 17.

Spoke against the project as an Indigenous resident, calling the site a burial ground and asking the council to stop the project.

Opposed the project, saying the EIR dismisses environmental harm and asking for a 90-day comment period.

Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council member said the project would decimate San Pascual Park's ecosystem and an indigenous burial site, calling it environmental injustice.

Presented 2,400 new petitions (4,000 total) against the project and demanded a 90-day comment period, noting failure to consult the Kizh Nation.

Spoke for her San Pascual neighborhood against the project, begging the council to save the trees, birds, and nature.

Cited hydrology and geotechnical reports showing the site won't achieve groundwater recharge, calling the project 'a bust' and demanding it be stopped.

Asked for a 90-day extension of the DEIR comment period and a noticed public hearing, citing the 1,373-page document and riparian woodland impacts.

Spoke against the project as a desecration of an indigenous burial site, urging the council to stop it.

Opposed the project and asked for a 90-day EIR comment period, citing Measure W equity requirements.

Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council member opposed the project as environmental injustice threatening over 130 trees and a sacred site.

Presented 2,400 new petitions (4,000 total) against the project and demanded a 90-day comment period.

Spoke for her San Pasqual neighborhood against the project, begging for an extension to August.

A South Pasadena resident said his public records request for Arroyo Seco water reuse project plans is being stonewalled, with plans claimed as draft exemptions, and urged the city to release taxpayer-funded plans before the draft EIR.