Re “WeHo cul-de-sacs could be developed,” March 10 issue

City staff should know that Betty Way is so narrow and tough to navigate that any increase in density would make the charming street unsafe and uninhabitable.

The city has to stand up to those in Sacramento who feel they can make better land use decisions than local governments, particularly when these Sacramento mandates are contrary to common sense.

Steve Martin

West Hollywood

Betty Way backs onto what will be the back of a large new dementia facility on Palm Avenue, due east. This construction and building height will already impact this charming bungalow-filled block-long street.

It’s amazing this street is as intact as it is in 2022. A real treasure. Let’s protect it!

Roy Oldenkamp

West Hollywood