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Do you have plans to help new graduates and young professionals be able to work AND live in the city? As it is, they are largely priced out of the market in terms of rent and (considering educational debt load) buying properties is seemingly out of the question. What can be done to create more in-city housing supply that is actually obtainable for young people or even just working/middle class individuals?

From the stand point of a pedestrian who walks several miles a day, can something be done about drivers blasting through red lights and refusing to yeild at cross-walks? I would say I see this several times day, yet in all my years in this city, I've never seen one pulled over by the police.