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Miller Home CUP

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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.

Public comments (7)

SupportiveBrian TillerApr 14, 2026

President of the Miller Home Board, spoke in favor of approving the CUP.

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SupportiveMorgan RyanApr 14, 2026

The Miller Home's executive director said they had addressed parking concerns, cut interns, and given neighbors contact information.

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SupportiveJustine AyersApr 14, 2026

A Miller Home alumna said the home restored and supported her, and limiting capacity would restrict opportunities for others.

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SupportiveRon BlackwoodApr 14, 2026

Former Miller Home president asked Council to approve the CUP so the mission can continue.

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SupportiveKimberly Dyke-HarsleyApr 14, 2026

Said the program is good and serves as a foundation for people who need it.

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OpposedCarla HamiltonApr 14, 2026

Opposed the CUP, worried about more businesses in a historically non-multi-use neighborhood, plus parking and privacy impacts.

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OpposedCarolyn WicksApr 14, 2026

Asked Council to deny the CUP, saying the private residential neighborhood isn't walkable or connected in ways that would benefit Miller Home residents.

City Council - Apr 14, 2026 · 0:00 →