STATEMENTS YOU MAY QUOTE - each with its date and source, as on ranchoneighborsunited.com

Take back our city from PAC and industry money.  (our line)

The record (council minutes):
- Kennedy: voted for the 3,000-home cap in 2019, then to roughly double it in 2026.
- Scott: voted for the 3,000-home cap in 2019, then made the motion to roughly double it in 2026.
- 2026: 16 of the 17 public speakers opposed it. The council voted yes, 5-0, twice (Jan. 21 and Feb. 4, 2026).

The money (campaign filings through Sept. 29, 2026):
- Of the money each campaign reported by name, 26% of Kennedy's and over 50% of Scott's came from PACs, unions, industry groups and party committees.
- Contributions do not establish that money caused a vote.

Etiwanda & Candlewood, 2026 (City packet for the Planning Commission, Oct. 14, 2026, item D3):
- 100 three-story townhomes. The City's own staff report says about 87 fit by the rules; the exception (a "variance") is for up to 13 more.
- Staff report, page 11: "Staff have not received any communication from the public regarding this project."
- After the vote, the council has 10 days to call it up for a public hearing of its own (Municipal Code 17.14.070).

Please quote the date with the number; numbers change at each filing.