Residents in several neighborhoods are mobilizing against proposed development plans that they fear could lead to negative consequences for their communities. In New York, locals protested changes to McGuinness Boulevard, with some advocating for safer street designs, while others oppose the loss of parking and increased chaos due to a new bike lane. In Chicago, a $7 billion project by United Center owners has raised concerns about gentrification and displacement among Near West Side residents. Meanwhile, in Monxton, Hampshire, villagers are angered by a developer's attempt to restrict access to a historic village green, fearing it could be transformed into private property. In Memphis, residents of the Whitehaven Hills East neighborhood are opposing a proposed affordable housing development, citing worries about increased crime and traffic congestion. Local officials are encouraging residents to voice their concerns as many consider legal action against the developments.