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also notes that although tenants say pedestrian gate is a convenience, the route to desired destinations is actually longer from that exit than from exit on Washington Avenue; he also asserts that the gate is not used by the elderly or children; Mr. Villareal, a property owner on Harold Avenue, maintains that things have changed significantly over the past 20 years; he points out that the pedestrian gate was not agreed to with the mediators and that residents of Harold Avenue were never notified of it before it was installed; Ms. Baldwin testified that children from the complex trample on private lawns, ruining landscaping and litter the neighborhood; she also testified that she has witnessed drug trafficking by pedestrians and feels that her safety is threatened. B. Increase of on -street parking on Harold Avenue and surrounding areas: Feb. 1977: Harold Avenue residents complain of parking congestion and request closure of pedestrian gate. ■ Testimonv at Tune 9, 1977 Planning Commission meeting: Carol Leopoldo, resident, complains of increased parking on residential streets; littering and improper use of parking lot behind convalescent home; Sherry Foster, resident, also complained of impacted on -street parking because of Harold Ave. access; Joe Villareal, resident, testified that there was a high volume of traffic and related noise as well as impacted parking.