addresses some, but not all, of the concerns that came out of recent public hearings.

In April, public hearings were held to determine whether the council should approve gating applications for two Northside neighborhoods: Eastover and Woodland Hills.

Following heated testimony from both sides, both neighborhoods withdrew their applications.

Eastover had hoped to install five gates, including one at Quail Run Road and East Manor Drive.

Quail Run is a main access road for the East Manor neighborhood, with people from that neighborhood using it to access Meadowbrook Road.

Residents along East Manor opposed that gate, because it would block that entrance.

At the April hearing, opponents also complained that the gate would prevent pedestrians from walking in and out of the neighborhood, something that was vehemently denied by Greater Eastover Foundation Executive Directorports (in addition to the number 11 port) on the front of the pipe bracket. The pipe brackets with four ports included two ports to the brake cylinder air and one port to the retaining valve, and a number 11 port to the brake pipe.
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