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29 July, 16:25

Juan learns that his favorite local public park is going to be turned into a shopping mall. He is quite upset at the thought of losing his favorite park. This issue concerns Juan enough that he decides to do something about it! He would like to share his ideas publicly. Which organization would be the best place to for Juan to discuss his concerns? U. S. House of Representatives Florida Senate City council 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.

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