2 behind the motels. We have been forced to endure the negative impacts of their criminals business practices for decades.
Jodie Mosley
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2 Thank much Nick for your time and please let me know what else I can do to make sure the new request condition are able to add to the CUP
Kathy Tran.
1 Nicholas J. Taylor
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To: Lucille Kring; Nicholas J. Taylor; Natalie Meeks; Dave Vadodaria; Philip T Wolfgram; Steve White; Luis Andres Perez; David R. Heywood
Cc: Jose Diaz; Ted White
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Regarding Item No. 3 Anaheim Lodge 827 S Beach Blvd and Item No. 4 Travel In 920 S Beach Blvd
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Dear Planning Commissioners,
My name is Kathy Tran and I live directly behind Anaheim Lodge Motel.
I strongly agree and fully support to revoke the Conditional Use Permit of both the Anaheim Lodge and the Travel Inn Motels due to the consistent criminal activity that occurs at these locations. Both locations are hot spots for drug dealers, human trafficking, illegal gambling, assaults, shootings, battery and drugs overdoses. These criminals activities have tremendously impacted the quality of life for Anaheim residents who live near Beach Blvd.
I began working with the City of Anaheim back in 2010 to help raise awareness for the dangerous and nefarious activities that occurred at these motels which specific attention to the Anaheim Lodge, given my proximity the motel. For those of that live directly behind the motels on Hayward Street, we are routinely subjected to trespassing, noise and prostitution that occurred on the premises. We attempted to work with the staff and management of the motels to no avail.
Therefore, I would ask the Planning Commission revoke the CUP of the Anaheim Lodge and the Travel Inn motels. After decades of trying to address the issues along Beach Blvd, it is time for the City to take a more assertive approach to once and for all revitalize Beach Blvd. Taking serious action tonight will send a clear message to the remaining motels that do not operate as good neighbors and continue to engage in practices that contribute to the criminal element on the Beach Blvd.
Should a revocation not be feasible, I would ask that the following conditions be added to the CUP for the Anaheim Lodge:
1. The masonry wall shall be eight (8) feet constructed ( from the highest point of grade) along the west property ( Chapter 18.46.100 Screening, fence, walls, and hedges).
2. The landscape buffer area between this wall and parking lot shall remain enclosed with a six ( 6) foot high chain link fence with a locked gate to discourage prowlers from entering the area accordance with Plans and shall consist of ground cover and trees. This area shall be clean and clear of all debris and dead landscaping materials and shall be maintained in good condition at all times. Signs containing the words “ No Trespassing 602(K) P.C “ shall be posted at the entrance of the gate of chain link fence.
Please consider and accept my request in order to help improve the safety and the quality of life of residents behind the motels. We have been forced to endure the negative impacts of their criminals business practices for decades.
Thank You,
2 Kathy Tran.
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