2. Appendix to Minutes (06/22/21) — Anaheim City Council, February 1, 2022

Public Comment
From: Cynthia Guerra < cynthiag@ken nedycommission. org> Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2021 4:05 PM
To: City Clerk
Cc: Public Comment; Cesar C; paul. mcdougall@hcd. ca. gov; Megan. Kirkeby@hcd. ca. gov Subject: Letter of Support for National CORE Project - related City Council Agenda Items are 2, 9, 22 ( 6. 22. 2021)
Attachments: Ltr_ Anaheim_ National CORE Project - Items 2, 9, 22 _ 6. 22. 2021. pdf Hi,
Pleasefind the attachedletter of support from the Kennedy Commission for the National CORE affordable housing project. Items on today's Anaheim City Council meeting agenda (6.22.2021) related to this project are:

Item 2: COOPERATION AGREEMENT TO TRANSFER HOME INVESTMENT

PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM FUNDS AND REQUEST TO APPROVE THE ISSUANCE OF

A PRELIMINARY AWARD LETTER FOR THE MIDWAY AFFORDABLE APARTMENTS Item 9: COOPERATION AGREEMENT TO TRANSFER HOME INVESTMENT

PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM FUNDS FOR THE MIDWAY AFFORDABLE APARTMENTS

AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ANAHEIM BOULEVARD AND MIDWAY DRIVE Item 22: VACATION/ ABANDONMENT OF PORTIONS OF THREE EXCESS SEGMENTS OF

PUBLIC ACCESS AND STREET RIGHT- OF- WAY LYING WEST OF ANAHEIM BOULEVARD AND DIRECTLY SOUTH OF MIDWAY DRIVE ( ABA2019- 00396) Please confirm receipt of this email and let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you,
Cynthia Guerra
Cynthia Guerra
The Kennedy Commission
Research and Policy Analyst
Pronouns: She/ Her/ Ella
June 22, 2021 www. kennedycoininission. org
17701 Cowan Ave., Suite 200
Irvine, CA 92614
Mayor Harry Sidhu and City Council Members 949 250 0909 City of Anaheim
200 S. Anaheim Boulevard
Anaheim, CA 92805
RE: Letter of Support for the Anaheim Midway Affordable Housing Development proposed by National Community Renaissance of California ( related to items 2, 9, and 22) Dear Mayor Harry Sidhu and Council Members:

The Kennedy Commission ( the Commission), a broad- based coalition of residents and community organizations, advocatesfor the production of homes affordable for families earning lessthan 27,000 annually in Orange County. Formed in 2001, the Commission has successfully partnered andworked with Orange County jurisdictions to createeffective housing and land -usepolicies that have led to the new construction of homesaffordable to lower-income working families.

The Commission is in support of the Anaheim Midway Affordable Housing Development proposed by National Community Renaissance of California ( National CORE) and encourages the City Council to take the steps necessary to ensure this 100% affordable project becomes reality. The proposed 86 rental units will provide much needed affordable housing to extremely - low, very - low, and low- income families.

Affordable homes areurgently neededfor lower income residentsgiven the increasing cost of housing in OrangeCounty. According to the California Housing and Community Development Department, the County' s annual median income for a family of four at the extremely low income level is $40,350 and $67,250 at the very low income level_' The median income for Anaheim residents in 2018 was $ 65,313.2Basedonthesefigures, it is clearthatmanyAnaheimresidentsare extremely low andvery low income. Given the urgent need for affordable housing, the City must prioritize the production of lower income housing.

Moreover, the City is currently experiencing a deficit of affordable housing at the very -low and low income levels. For the City hasa RHNA of 1,256 very low- and 907 low- income households. Io- date, the City has built 308 or 25% of the 1,256 very low- income units and 160 or 18% of the 907 low-incomeunits.3However, for theabovemoderate -incomeunits, the City outperformedand exceededthe RHNA by constructing 7,644 or 306% of the 2,501 above moderate -income RHNA. 4 The City hasa remaining RHNA needof 1,695 lower income homesfor the current planning period. The City' s history over -producing abovemoderatehousing and poor performance producing lower income housing is an indication that the City needsto focus on prioritizing affordable housing. One strategy the City can useto meet its lower income housing need is to implement stronger affordable housing requirements on City - owned land, such as the Anaheim Housing Authority' s site included in the National CORE project.

California Department of Housing and Community Development " State Income Limits for 2020," p. 9, April 26, 2021. 2SCAG, " Profile of the City of Anaheim," page 11, May 2019. s City of Anaheim' s 2020 Annual Housing Element Progress Report, March 22, 2021. 4City of Anaheim' s 2020 Annual Housing Element Progress Report, March 22, 2021.

June 22, 2021

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We look forward to working with the City of Anaheim to encourageeffective housing policies that will help createbalanced housing development and createmuch-neededaffordable housing in our local communities. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (949) 250- 0909 or cesarcLkennedycommission. org.

Sincerely,
Cesar Covarrubias
Executive Director
cc: Ms. Megan Kirkeby, Deputy Director, Housing Policy Development, CA HCD Mr. Paul McDougall, Housing Manager, CA HCD
Public Comment
From: arnmiraadler@sbcgloba1.

Sent: Wednesday, June 9, 2021 2:09 PM
To: Public Comment
Subject: Creative Identity: CDBG FY 21/ 22
Dear Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council:

This is written in strong support of Creative Identity' s application for a Community Development Block Grant.

I have, for nearly ten years, observed first hand the excellent quality and variety of offerings this day program for adults with developmental challenges provides. Through various forms of art, this unique and welcoming program provides:
collective tasks
Pre - vocational skill development
Social skill and relationship development
Dignity and self esteem through experiencing success in person selected, self- imposed individual and Individualized assessment and planning by highly experienced and qualified professionals Performance opportunities with family, friends, and the community as their audience ( except during COVID- 19 health guidelines)
These and other goals are accomplished through the excellent variety of scheduled offerings. The administrative and teaching staff are both highly qualified and totally committed to the agency and the people it serves.

Creative Identity is one of many agencies which has experienced a funding cut over the last fiscal year. They have great need for the support this grant provides. If awarded, the funds would be used meticulously, and the citizens who attend this program would benefit to the maximum.

As a board certified music therapist with 47 years of experience, including serving persons with intellectual challenges, I respectfully ask that you award a CDBG to this highly deserving and ethical program, which produces measurable results for those who attend.

Sincerely
Roberta S. Adler, MT - BC
Owner/ Director
Mobile Music Therapy Services of Orange County
13171 Coleman Place
Garden Grove, CA 92843
www. mobilemusictherapy. com
Public Comment
From: George Gilliam <
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2021 1:15 PM
To: Public Comment
Subject: Creative Identity' s support for the CSB's CDBG FY 21/ 22 funding recommendations Good evening Mayor Sidhu, Mayor Pro Tem Faessel, and Members of the City Council, My name is Dr. Cynthia Smith, and I am the program director for Creative Identity, atherapeutic music, expressive arts, and prevocational skill building program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, or IDD. I respectfully submit this comment on behalf of Creative Identity and our Executive Director and founder, George Gilliam. First, I sincerely thank each of you for all your work toward the wellbeing of the City of Anaheim and its residents. I also thank you for the opportunity to express our support for the CDBG FY 21/22 funding recommendation by the Community Service Board for Creative Identity' s Prevocational Growth Initiative. As you may know, Creative Identity is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that has beenproviding program services in Anaheim since 1996. Our program participants have disabilities including autism, Down syndrome, vision and hearing impairments, seizuredisorder, and cerebral palsy.

Persons with IDD are often defined by what they " can' t do" and they face multiple challenges with negotiating traditional education systems, receiving prevocational skill building, engaging in the community in a meaningful manner, contributing to the cultural dialog, and transcending negative societal perceptions and significant social marginalization. Creative Identity provides access to a high level of fine arts education and skill building, mentoring, community engagement, showcasingtheir skills in community concerts and art exhibitions, and life skills and prevocational training, all of which results in demonstrating what our participants " can do" and helping them participate in the community and become asindependent asthey can be. Our program also provides for an increase in our participants' economic opportunity through receiving commissions from the sale of their paintings, painted silk scarves, greeting cards, beaded jewelry, and ceramic ware at their community concerts and art exhibitions, including at the MUZEO.

Creative Identity has been located within the Anaheim Accessibility Center ( AAC) since June 2017, and it is our goal to be able to continue to provide our servicesthere going forward. Since the Covid- 19 facility closure of the AAC on March 16, 2020, Creative Identity developed and provided on- line virtual and telephone classes and wellness checks with our participants. We recognized that our participants needed continued support, especially during the pandemic, and we are still providing over 100 virtual classesper week (in addition to phone calls and delivery of class supplies to our participants), Monday through Friday, in the areasof Covid- 19 hygiene, music performance, music therapy, song writing, Spanish, expressive arts, exercise & dance, yoga, relaxation & coping skills, and life skills. Through thesevirtual classes, participants have stayedconnected and "saw" their familiar friends and staff while engaging in meaningful skill - building activities.

Beginning on June 1, 2021, Creative Identity has reopened its program at the Anaheim Accessibility Center with a lower participant capacity that reflects our participant families' and caregivers' comfort with sending their family members/ clients back to in-person services, while also observing Covid- 19 safety precautions. We continue to provide alternate services including live virtual classes, delivery of supplies to participant homes and wellness calls. We have received incredibly positive and appreciative feedback from participants, parents, and caregivers. As you may know, Creative Identity utilizes person -centeredthinking and planning to assist our participants build upon their existing strengths and talents to develop underlying skills, including cognitive, social, communication, and gross/ fine motor skills, necessary for social participation, everyday functioning, and improving their quality of life. I sincerely thank eachof you for your consideration in approving the Community Service Board's recommendation for the CDBG FY 21/ 22 funding for Creative Identity' s Prevocational Growth Initiative.

If additional information is needed, pleasevisit our website at: creativeidentity- oc.org or contact our administrative office at (657) 208- 3350.

Respectfully yours,
Dr. Cynthia Smith, MT - BC
Program Director
Creative Identity
Creative Identity
200 N Harbor Blvd Suite 210
Anaheim, CA 92805
657. 208. 3350 phone
www. creativeidentity- oc. org
Public Comment
From: wendy leivan <
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2021 9:08 AM
To: Public Comment
Subject: Holden Project
Good Morning,
I am a resident of Anaheim Hills and would like to sayI'm againstthe Holden project. It's right aroundthe block from me. I think the traffic increaseand the size of the project is enoughto deny this permit. I'd love to seethe parcel madeinto single family homes. There are 3-4 cul de sacstreetson the west side of Royal Oak, one more at this location makes a lot more sense.

Thank you so much for your time,
Wendy Leivan
Anaheim
Public Comment
From: joseph olsen <
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2021 1:47 AM
To: Public Comment
Subject: general comment
Dear council members,
The flag must be changedback, I do not feel like a part of the community since its unadoption in late 2019. I do not feel welcomed anymore in my own city.

Cities like Yorba Linda and Riverside have changed it because the previous flags do not reflect the entire community, Yet herewe are regressingback only becausea few people (falsely) claimed that it was a waste of time and money ignoring the fact that the US flag did the samething. If the mayor wants his people to feel welcomed, then why did he listen to the few and not the many, the businesses, and the churchessupporting the former flag? Does he not realize that he spaton his own people? Why is it that the Theocratic stateknown as Utah progressing forward with changing their flag, while we sit here in a rule of the few that don't want to see their own friends and family happily flying the flag at gamesand other occasions? do we not matter, is the council trying to make Anaheim a shithole country by bringing the flag back, one that looks like ( in Pres.Trump's words) a shithole country? forsame council, forshame.

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Jose Diaz
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Jordan Brandman
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Opinion of the Court.

Marine Lance Corporal Matthew Snyder was ] tilled in
Iraq in the line of duty. Lance Corporal Snyder' s father selected the Catholic church in the Snyders' hometown of Westminster, Maryland, as the site for his son' s funeral.

Local newspapers provided notice of the time and location of the service.

Phelps became aware of Matthew Snyder' s funeral and
decided to travel to Maryland with six other Westboro
Baptist parishioners ( two of his daughters and four of his grandchildren) to picket. On the -day of the memorial service, the Westboro congregation members picketed on
public land adjacent to public streets near the Maryland State House, the United States Naval Academy, and
Matthew Snyder' s funeral. The Westboro picketers car-
ried signs that were largely the same at all three locations.

They stated, for instance: " God Hates the USA/ Thank God for 9/ 11," " America is Doomed," " Don' t Pray for the USA," Thank God for IEDs," " Thank God for Dead Soldiers,"
Pope in Hell," " Priests Rape Boys," " God Hates Fags," You' re Going to Hell," and " God Hates You."
The church had notified the authorities in advance of its intent to picket at the time of the funeral, and the picket- ers complied with police instructions in staging their
demonstration. The picketing tools place within a 10- by 25 -foot plot of public land adjacent to a public street, behind a temporary fence. App. to Brief for Appellants
in No. 08- 1026 ( CA4), pp. 2282- 2285 ( hereinafter App.).

That plot was approximately 1,000 feet from the church
where the funeral was held. Several buildings separated the picket site from the church. Id..., at 3758. The West- boro picketers displayed their signs for about 30 minutes before the funeral began and sang hymns and recited
Bible verses. None of the picketers entered church prop- erty or went to the cemetery. They did not yell or use
profanity, and there was no violence associated wil; h the picketing. Id., at 2168, 2371, 2286, 2293.

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FIR. 834 the Pandemics Require Evaluatirig, Planning,, and ResI.-miding Effectively

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Act, was ittroducf,,,,,d by Represe-zitative Bill Posey ( R -TL), This iffll establish. es t1he National Coinrnission on. the COVID . 1. 9 pandernic in. the legislative Ibrua.nch and requires the c,ommission. to investigate and. re"poit on the nation' s pan. demic preparedness, You rnay be interested to know that I recently joined Representative Steve Scalise ( R I.,A) in sending a. letter to SpeEfl<.er of the House Nancy Pelosi asking her to hold ltearingyson the origins of COVID- 19, You may also interested to 11knowthatthe Biden Administration recently asked tf-ie intelligence comi.xivarity to produce a rer)ort on the origins of the COVID 1.9 virus, and to produce the report within 90 days,, Rest assuredthat I will contirme monitoring the production. this report.

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Marine ]., once Corporal Matthew Snyder was killed in
lnaq in. the line of duty. Lance Corporal Snyder' s fad - ler selected ti-iie Catholic church in the Snyders' hoinctown of West mi n.ster, Maryland, as the site Ra- his son' s fianeral, Local newspapers provided notice of the thne and location of the service,
Phelps became aware of Matthew Snyder' s fi-ineraland
decided to tnavel tun Maryland with six: other Wea.Aboro 13ap6st parishionea,s ( two of his daup;ht@rs and EOUrof hiEgrandchildren) to PivkeL On the -day of the inernorial service, the Westboro congregation inembers picketed on pu blic. land a( Jacent to publicstreets near, the Maryland State House, the, U)nited States Naval Acadenq, and
Matthew Snyder' s funeral. The VVestboro picketers car- ried signs that were lai- gely the sarne at all three locations, 17hey M-IaLed, for instance "( 1od Hates the USA/ Thanlc God for 9/ 11 " " Arnerica is Doomed," " Don't Piray for the UQA I' llank G'od f6r IE' Ds," " Tbank God fin- Dead Soldiers," PI.)Pe in Ifell," " Priests Rape Boys," " God. Hates Fags," You' re ( 3oing to Hell," and ` VKA. Hates YOU."
The church had notified the authorities in advance ofit, s, inte,nit to picket at the thrie of the funeral, and the i'licket ers complied iviffi police instructions in staging their demonstration, The picketing took place within as10- by 25 - foot plot of, public land a(ijacent to a public street, behind antem.porairy fbniceApp. to Ilirrief for, Appellants in No, 08 1,026 ( CAA), pp. 2282- 2285 ( hereinafter App).

That plot was approxiiinately 1,000 feet froin the church where the funer' all was held, Severall buildings aeparated the picket site fi- orn the chur(. Ji. Id,, at 3758. The, We,,,.,,t.. boro piclietaa' s displayed their sigm,-.; fin, about 30 1-ninutes befbre the ftinewal beq.;an and gang hy'mns and recilled Bible verses, None of the picketers entered church l)rop.- erty or wern, to the cometeiry. They did not yell or use profanity, and there was no violence associated wd, h ffia; picketingn Id., at, 2168, 2371, 2286, 22913,
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Opinion of the Court
Marine Lance Corporal Matthew Snyder was killed in
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Iraq in the line of duty. Lance Corporal Snyder' s father selected the Catholic church in the Snyders' hometown of Westminster, Maryland, as the site for his son' s funeral.

Local newspapers provided notice of the time and location of the service.

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decided to travel to Maryland with six other Westboro
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his grandchildren) to picket. On the• day of the meniorial service, the Westboro congregation members picketed on
public land adjacent to public streets near the Maryland COUNCIL MEMBERS State House, the United States Naval Academy, and Matthew Snyder' s funeral. The Westboro picketers car-
ried signs that were largely the same at all three locations.

Los Angeles Office They stated, for instance: " God Hates the USA/ Thank God 845 S. Figueroa Street for 9/ 11," " America is Doomed," " Don' t Pray for the USA," LosAngeles, CA 90017 Thank God for IEDs," " Thank God for Dead Soldiers," Pope in Hell," " Priests Rape Boys," " God Hates Fags," You' re Going to Hell," and " God Hates You."
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demonstration. The picketing took lace within a 10- bP g P Y 25 -foot plot of . public land adjacent to a public street, behind a temporary fence. App. to Brief for Appellants
in No. 08- 1026 ( CA4), pp. 2282- 2285 ( hereinafter App.).

That plot was approximately 1,000 feet from the church
2"°:, where the funeral was held. Several buildings separated the picket site from the church. Id., at 3758. The West - born picketers displayed their signs for about 30 minutes before the funeral began and sang hymns and recited
Bible verses. None of the picketers entered church prop- erty or went to the cemetery. They did not yell or use
profanity, and there was no violence associated with the picketing. Id,., at 2168, 2371, 2286, 2293.

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Stephen Faessel
Mayor Pro Tem
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Jose Diaz
Council Member
District 1
Jordan Brandman
Council Member
District 2
Dr. Jose F. Moreno
Council Member
District 3
Avelino Valencia
Council Member
District 4
Trevor O' Neil
Council Member
District 6
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Thank you for contacting me to expressyour support for a commission to study the origins of COVID- 19. I appreciate the opportunity to respond.

You may be interestedto know that I recently joined RepresentativeSteve Scalise (R -LA) in sending a letter to Speakerof the House Nancy Pelosi asking her to hold hearingson the origins of COVID- 19. You may also interestedto know that the Biden Administration recently askedthe intelligence community to produce a report on the origins of the COVID- 19 virus, and to produce the report within 90 days. Rest assured that I will continue monitoring the production this report.

Should H.R. 834 come before the House for consideration, rest assuredthat I will keep your thoughts in mind.

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Anaheim City CouncilFebruary 1, 2022

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