General public comment

Introduced himself as president of the Fisherman's Flats HOA and complained he learned of two neighborhood projects from a Friday-afternoon agenda posting rather than direct outreach.

Responded to the mayor's earlier criticism, saying he wasn't sensationalizing the Lighthouse Avenue fatality but pointing to a dangerous corridor needing attention.

Described personal distress involving licensing boards, housing and a parking citation.

Warned about AT&T landline sunset deadlines, urged opposition to a NDAA section on US-Israel military integration, and raised DOJ religious-liberty comment deadlines.

Objected to removal of a 300-year-old tree grove downtown and criticized a parking enforcement officer for not writing tickets.

Spoke on U.S. Navy operations, oil blockades, and alleged microwave radiation harms, saying Monterey is at risk.