PublicComment
From: TamaraJimenez <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, August5, 202212:43PM
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] Item5-StrongSupport
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DearCouncil,
I amwritingto stronglysupportItem5. Ratifyandauthorizedirectreceiptof settlementfunds, inthe anticipatedamountof $12,000, 000over18years, withthefirstyearpartialamountanticipatedat $300, 000, to beusedfor approvedopioidabatementpurposes.
Thecityhastheoptionto havethemoniessentto theCountyor keepit. Let’smakesureit staysinAnaheim! I askfor yourayevoteonthisitem.
Haveagreatday,
TamaraJimenez, CADCII, ICADC
Credential #A060491021
Community/GovernmentRelationsManager
AnaheimLighthouse
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From: AimeeInglis <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, July
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] CommentforAug9onproposedCharterAmendmentonrent Warning: Thisemailoriginatedfrom outsidetheCity of Anaheim. Donotclicklinksor open attachmentsunlessyourecognizethesenderandareexpectingthemessage.
Asa residentof Anaheim, bornandraised, I’mwritingtodissuadetheCityCouncilfromplacinga Charter Amendmentontheballotto, asMayorProTemO’Neilrequested, “allowpropertyownerstoestablishovertheprice forwhichtheirpropertyissold, leased, rented, transferred, orexchanged” ontheassumptionthatthisisanattempt to underminethe extremelymodeststatewiderent-gouginglaw that was passeda few yearsago.
Thereisnotcurrentlyanissueforpropertyownersthatwouldjustifytheexpenseandlaborof passingsucha CharterAmendment. Landlordshavetheabilitytosettherentforeverynewtenant, asCaliforniadoesnothavea vacancycontrollaw. Aswell, anannualincreaseof 10% outpacesinflationandincreasedcostsforlandlords, as wellasbeingmuchgreaterthantheaverageannualwageincreasein Anaheim. Therent-gouginglawalsodoesnot coverallrentalproperties, leavingmanylandlordsexempt.
Anaheimisnowa majority-rentercity, andthose52% of Anaheimresidentsarealreadypayingmorethana thirdof theirincomein renteverymonth, accordingto ACSdataonthecityof Anaheim. Increasedhousingcostsare directlyrelatedto therisein homelessness, whichtheCityCouncilhasa responsibilitytoprevent. Thestatelawasit existsalreadydoesverylittleto keeprentalhousingcostsin check, asit wasintendedtopreventthemost egregiousof rentincreases, notto controlrents. ThereisnoneedforthisCharterAmendmentandit isanaffrontto themajorityof Anaheimresidentsto considerputtingit ontheballot.
Thankyou,
AimeeInglis
1 PublicComment
From: KarenMalley <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, July
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] Comment: Aug. 9CharterAmendmentonrent Warning: Thisemailoriginatedfrom outsidetheCity of Anaheim. Donotclicklinksor open attachmentsunlessyourecognizethesenderandareexpectingthemessage.
I'ma 38yearresidentof AnaheimandI'mobjectingtotheproposedcharteramendmentconcerningrentsbeing allowedto behigherthantherentcontrolcap, basedonwhatthepropertywouldsellfor. Thesameproposerof this charteramendment, hashistoricallybeentryingto fightrentcontrolin Anaheimeventhoughmorethanhalfof Anaheimresidentsare renters. And if one checkedthe schoollunch rosters, it wouldbe clear that a majorityof thoserentersarepushingtheirfinanciallimitsastherentsstandnow.
Currently, the10% annualincreaseislargerthanthisyear's inflationrate, evenin thistimeof hugeinflation, so thereisnogoodreasonforlandlordstoneedthischanceto increaserentsbeyondwhatislegallypossibleat this time.
Mayorprotemp, TrevorO'Neil, in bringingthischarteramendmentup, blatantlydemonstratesalackof careforthe majorityof Anaheimresidents, whenhispurportedjobisto managethecityin a waywhichwouldbenefitasmany peopleaspossible.
Thankyou, KarenMalley
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From: DominicLopez <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] GeneralPublicComment
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HelloAnaheimCityCouncilmynameis DominicMoonheartLopezandI'm a residentof LosAngelesCounty andI am workingwithmysupervisorJanicehahnto proposea lightraillinefromUnionStationto DisneylandI haveContactit AvelinoValenciaOfficeandstillHaven't gottena responseThebenefitsof the lightrailline wouldprovideeasyaccessto UniversalStudiosfromDisneylandandvice-versafor all thetouristvisitingLos AngelesCountyandOrangeCountiesin particularAnaheimcurrentlyTouristshaveto get on threedifferent trainthe routesanda buslineto get to DisneylandfromUniversalStudiosThenewLightraillineproposal wouldshortenthe proximitytimeto get fromUniversalStudiosto DisneylandandwouldbenefitDistrict4 the OrangeCountyChairDougChaffeeandhistransnetteamSupportsthe newproposalwewantto hearfrom the CityCouncilEspeciallyCouncilmanValenciaThankyoufor takingthe timeto readmypubliccomment.
Sincerely
DominicMoonheartLopez
1 PublicComment
From: JohnSpring <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] RUSSIANMINDCONTROLORSEVEREBRAINWASHINGBEING
ADMINISTEREDONYOUTHINANAHEIM
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JohnW. Spring
Anaheim, CA92817-8946
August9, 2022
RE: RUSSIANORSOVIETMINDCONTROLBEINGUSEDONYOUTHIN
ANAHEIM
MayorProTemandMembersofCityCouncil:
AsaretiredCollegeInstructorwhohasbeenaGeopoliticalAnalystandalsoasaScientist withabackgroundinPsychology, I mustcallyourattentiontosomethingthathasneverbeen reportedtotheAmericanpublic, butduetoonlyrecentlybeingadministeredonyoungadults andadolescentshereinAnaheimwithoutthevictimeverbecomingawarethatit hashappened toherorhim, youneedtoknow.
So, unlikeFentanyl, whichhasledtothehighestrateofdrugoverdoseinAmericawhenthe abuserisnolongerabletofunction, I amgoingtoshareinformationwithyouaboutatechnique thatcanbeusedonanyinnocentandvulnerablevictimthatwill enablehimorhertofunctionin ahighlyeffectivemannerwhereheorshecanevenbecomeanassassinorashooterwithout everbeingawarebecauseherorhismanipulator(s) hadinstructedherorhimtocarryoutsucha massiveshooting.
I aminformingyouaboutRussianMindControlthatduringtheKoreanWarwascalled BrainwashingbytheChinese, butduetohowsemanticshasdiminishedthelatter’smeaning, RussianMindControlremainsasafarmoreaccuratetermfortheseverementaltorturethe victimisadministeredfornearlyanhourwhenhisorhersubconsciousmindisbeingalteredfor anindefiniteperiodoftimeandremainscompletelyunderthecontrolofthemanipulator, which maycausepermanentbraindamage. Themanipulatorisabletocontroltherestofvictim’slife. 1 Thistechniquewasdevelopedandexperimentedonmanyprisonersinlaborcampsofthe Gulag.
Sincerely,
JohnW. Spring
GeopoliticalAnalystandScientistwithaPsychologicalbackground SentfromMailforWindows
2 PublicComment
From: NicholasJ. Taylor
Sent: Wednesday, August3, 20222:33PM
To: PublicComment
Subject: August9CCAppealCorrespondence
Attachments: RussoDaleAveAppeal.pdf
Attachedispubliccorrespondencefor8/9CCMeeting.
NickTaylor, AICP
SeniorPlanner
PlanningandBuildingDepartment
Cityof Anaheim
200SouthAnaheimBoulevard Suite162
Anaheim, CA92805
Office (714) 765-4323
E-mail [email protected]
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From: NicholasJ. Taylor
Sent: Thursday, August4, 202210: 52AM
To: PublicComment
Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] LetterforCC & Attorney
Attachments: 1442NDaleAvenueLetterCC (8- 4-22).pdf
NickTaylor, AICP
SeniorPlanner
PlanningandBuildingDepartment
Cityof Anaheim
200SouthAnaheimBoulevard Suite162
Anaheim, CA92805
Office (714) 765-4323
E-mail [email protected]
From: Chris <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August4, 202210: 47AM
To: NicholasJ. Taylor <[email protected]>
Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] LetterforCC & Attorney
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HiNick,
SeetheattachedletterwewouldlikeroutedtotheCityAttorneyandallmembersofCC.
Letmeknowif youhaveanyquestions.
Best,
ChrisSegesman
BonanniDevelopment
5500BolsaAvenue, Suite120
HuntingtonBeach, CA92649
Phone: (714) 892-0123
www.bonannidevelopment.com
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DEVELOPMENT
August 4, 2022
City Council
City of Anaheim
200 S. Anaheim Boulevard, 7th Floor
Anaheim, CA 92805
Subject: Development Permit 2021- 00188
Tentative Tract Map 19177
Conditional Use Permit 2021- 06121
1442 North Dale Avenue
Appeal from Parkdale Town Home Owners Association
Dear Honorable Members of the City Council,
I am a Partner of the applicant for the subject entitlements for an 18 -unit attached single- family housing project with 10% of the units designated as affordable. We are the authorized agent for the family that has been the longstanding owner of the property. We are proud of our plans for the property and grateful for the Planning Commission' s favorable consideration of the project, which hasbeenfound to be consistentwith all applicable planning and zoning requirements, and which promotes and advancesthe City' s housing goals and policies. We are appreciativeof the City' s careful and thoughtful analysis of the project, and we are prepared to comply with all conditions of approval.
I look forward to attending your meeting on August 9 to present the project and answer any questionsyou might have. I am writing to addressa couple issuesthat aroseat the Planning Commission hearing and that seem to be the central concern of the appeal, although the issues are ultimately a civil matter betweenprivate property owners in which the City no doubt doesnot wish to intercede, or perhaps even does not have the ability to do so. The Parkdale Town Home Owners Association (ParkdaleHOA), which representsthe existing multi -family residential development surrounding the subject property, hasquestionedwhether the subject property has rights for ingress, egress, vehicular access, and sewer connections with regard to the Parkdale development. The short answer, as demonstrated below, is YES — the subjectproperty hassuch rights under easements of record.
A related issue pertains to the allocation of maintenance responsibilities between the private property owners for shared streets and sewer facilities. In this regard, we want you to know that we have engaged in numerous outreach efforts to the Parkdale HOA, and we are committed to continuing to cooperate in good faith and work with the HOA to establish a fact -based equitable arrangementfor the payment of eachparty' s fair shareof costsand expenseson an ongoing, permanent basis.
The subject property and the property underlying the Parkdale development were originally under common ownership when the City approved a subdivision of the land (Tracts 7657, 7658 and 7659 in 1973). The map for Tract 7659 labeled the subjectproperty as "not a part," essentially establishing it as a remainder parcel for potential future development. The map also depicts the location of the easements that are the subject of the Easement Grant Deed discussed
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below. At nearly the same time as the maps were recorded, the land was sold to the Boisseranc Estate, andthe subdivider (Westfield -Urban Company) simultaneously executedan Easement Grant Deed in favor of the Boisseranc Estate ` for ingress, egress, vehicular access, sewer, public utilities and for other incidental purposes to the property designated `not apart' .. . over and across" the remainder of the land. I have attached a copy of the Easement Grant Deed for your convenience and reference.
We provided the City staff with an EncumbranceMap (datedJune21, 2022), which was based on a title report prepared by First American Title Company, to depict the location of these easements (which are shown asParcelsB and C) benefitting the subjectproperty (shown as ParcelA) andburdening the Parkdaledevelopment. I have attacheda copy of the Encumbrance Map for your convenienceand reference. As required by the Planning Commission, the final map for Tract 19177 will depict the location of theseeasements, including provisions ensuring the perpetual maintenance of the easements.
We hope you find the above information useful in providing context for the appeal issues.
Thank you for your attention to and consideration of our project.
M!,
Chris Segesman
Bonanni Development
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PublicComment
From: Gregbird <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday,
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] 1442NDaleProjectAppeal
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Hello,
IamresidentofParkdaleHOAat Iamunabletoattendbutwouldliketoexpressmy concernsaboutthisdevelopment/developer.
Itwasagreedattheplanningcommissionthattheyhavesomefinancialresponsibilityfortheirplanneduseofour privateutilities, water, sewer, andprivateroads. Wewereencouragedto “workthingsout.” Wehavesentthema proposal. Theysentusnothingandhavenotseriouslycounter-proposedorevensenttheirownproposal. Theywantto waituntiltheyhaveyourfullapprovaltheysay.
Thisistantamounttowaitinguntilwehavenoleverage, notthatit feelslikewehavemuchleveragenow. Itfeelslike thisisproofofhowtheyopenedourfirstmeetingwiththemwhentheysaid “thisisgoingtohappenwhetheryouwant it toornotsoyoushouldgetusedtoit.” Theyarebulliesandtheyareusingyourprocesstobullyus.
Oncethisappealisoverwehavenoleveragetogetthemtoagreetoanydealapartfromanexpensivelegalcase. They havefarmorefundstowagethatlegalcasewhichwouldbeatrueDavidandGoliathfight.
Byyounotputtinganyconditionsonthemthatensuretheyworkthisoutwithusfairlyyouarethrowingustothe wolves. Theyhavenotbeentreatingusastheyclaimsofar. Theysayonethingtoyou, thecity, andanothertous. They seemtobewaitinguntiltheyhavealltheleverageandapprovaltodowhattheywantandpushusaside.
Wedon’t wanttostoptheproject, wewanttobetreatedfairlyanddecently. Wewanttobesurewearenotbeing forcedtoagreetosomethingthatforcesustopayfortheirresident’sutilities.
Pleaseputconditionsontheirpermitapproval. Requirethemtohaveeasementagreementsaboutprivatestreetuse andprivateutilityusewithParkdaleasaconditionoflandusepermits. Forcethemtoanegotiationtablewithus.
Withoutyouwehavelittlerecoursebuttogotoajudgeandfighttheirhighpoweredandexpensiveattorneysand withoutsometypeofspecialassessmentofourhomeowners, thatwecan’t afford, wehavenohope.
Pleasehelpus! Youareourlast, besthope.
Sincerely,
GregBird
1 PublicComment
From: MeridithGill <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August9, 202210:29AM
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] CityMeetingAugust9, 2022AgendaItem Attachments: ParkdaleTHOALettertotheCityofAnaheim8- 8-22.docx; CityofBuenaParkSewer Plans.pdf; ParkdaleTHOAAttorneyLetter8- 8-22.pdf
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Goodafternoon.
PleaseseeattacheditemsIwouldliketosubmittotheCityCouncilonbehalfofmyselfandParkdaleTHOAinregardto agendaitem – 1442N. DaleAve.
Thankyou,
Meridith Gill | Senior HOAManager, Diversified Association Management cell: main: 714. 544.7755ext. 114
180E. MainSt. Ste. 101 | Tustin, CA92708
Officehours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm.
Disclaimer
The information contained in this communication from the sender is confidential. It is intended solely for use by the recipient and others authorized to receive it. If you are notthe recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution or taking action in relation of the contents of this information is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. 1 Parkdale THOA has not approved nor agreed to proposed plans.
Adequate notice has not been given to Parkdale THOA homeowners by the City of Anaheim notifying them of the meeting date for appeal.
Public records requested for sewer and water lines not provided in an adequate time by the City of Anaheim.
Outreach the developer has made to Parkdale THOA has been solely for the benefit of the developer only and appears to be an obligation to meet requirements for development.
Board members and homeowners need to protect their biggest investment and the integrity of their community.
The sole responsibility to draft a maintenance agreement is the burden of the developer, not the HOA.
Developer has not submitted any agreements in writing for maintenance prior to approval as requested by homeowners and in an open forum at the July 6, 2022 City Planning Meeting. This includes but is not limited to street, sewer, public utilities.
A demand has been made by Parkdale' s attorney to the developer requesting a maintenance plan in writing.
Communications via email and in writing will be provided upon request.
COMMUNICATIONOUTREACH
September7, 2021:
Developermet with Board, Homeowners, and Management on-siteto inform them of proposedplansand purchase. Thiswasnot at a scheduledBoard meeting.
October 6, 2021:
Parkdale’sTHOA’sattorney contacted developer. Maintenance and utility planswere not submittedby the developer for review.
November3, 2021:
Developerattended monthlyParkdaleTHOAmeeting and discussedconcerns and proposedplanswith homeowners. Itemsof concernsand plansdiscussed with the homeownersand developerwere not submittedin writingby the developer.
December January19, 2022:
MeridithGillemailed developer and Cityof AnaheimPlanningDepartment list of concernshomeownershave regardingproposedproject (accessto the community, drainage, parking, perimeterwall height, construction, requestinga copy of the environmentalimpact report, safetyconcerns, and utility connections).
January20, 2022:
ZOOMmeeting with Cityof Anaheim, Developerand ParkdaleTHOABoard Memberand Management. DirectconcernsregardingTheCityof BuenaPark accessto lineswithinthe communitywere discussedby MeridithGill. Developer statedKenKimat the Cityof BuenaParkwascontacted and willworkwiththe City. Agreementwasnot met by ParkdaleTHOAto accesslines.
January21, 2022:
Walden & Associatesemailed MeridithGill (Parkdale’smanager) a proposed utilityplan that waspresentedat the meeting. Environmentalimpact report and a writtenmaintenance plan were not submitted.
June29, 2022:
ZOOMMeeting with ParkdaleTHOAhomeowners, TaryLoomis-Therrian (HOA’s attorney), MeridithGill (manager) and Developer.
Homeownersdirectlydiscussedthe affect accessingwater and sewerlineswill have on ParkdaleTHOAasthey have been exclusivelyusedby ParkdaleTHOA homeownersfor over 40years.
DeveloperdiscussedCityof Anaheimapproval to accesslineson shared easementand stated theirplansfor sewerand water accesson shared easementwere public record and could be accessedat the City.
A writtenmaintenance plan wasnot submittedby the developer and requested.
CITYOFANAHEIMCOMMUNICATION – APPEAL
July6, 2022: CityPlanningMeetingheld.
July13, 2022: Appeal filed by ParkdaleTHOA. MeridithGillfiled on behalfof ParkdaleTHOAin personand wastold by the CityClerka publicmeetingwould be held within60daysof filing. A calendar of the CityMeetingschedulewas given to MeridithGillby the CityClerk, and shewastold the Citywould contact her to confirmappeal and date.
July14, 2022: JudyBoiseranctext a homeownerin Parkdaleshehad received notice of appeal and wastold by the Citythe meeting wasto be held on 8- 9-22.
July26, 2022:
Management emailed CityClerkstatingan appeal of the Planning Commission’sdecisionwasfiled on July13, 2022requestingadditional informationon the appeal and for the meeting date it willdiscussed.
July28, 2022:
At 6:08P.M. CityClerkemailed MeridithGilla copy of the letter in regard to the appeal with the meeting date (August9, 2022).
August1, 2022:
Noticepostedon a streetlightpole on DaleSt. for PublicHearing. Poleon the exteriorof the community.
NOTICEPOSTEDLESSTHAN10DAYSBEFOREMEETING (8 daysprior).
August3, 2022:
ParkdaleTHOAhomeownerreceived meeting notice fromthe Cityof Anaheim in the mail.
LESSTHAN10DAYSBEFOREMEETING (5 daysprior).
August4, 2022:
MeridithGillreceived meeting notice fromthe Cityof Anaheimin the mail.
LESSTHAN10DAYSBEFOREMEETING (4 daysprior).
UTILITIESCOMMUNICATION
January21, 2022-May 11, 2022:
Walden & Associatesand Developerstartedan emailchain with TheCityof BuenaParkand Management.
Walden & Associatesstated an agreement with TheCityof Anaheimand Diversified/ParkdaleHOAwasmade regardingthe development of the Project on Daleand all partiesagreed on the proposedconnectionsforthe Sewerand Waterlineswithinthe existingHOA.
Thiswasnot approved by ParkdaleTHOAand the detailsand sharedcostswere not resolved.
May 2, 2022:
Cityof BuenaParksentresponseletter to Developer, subject: WATERANDSEWER WILL-SERVELETTERAT1442N. DALEAVE.
Letterin responseto requestfor a will-serveletter. Inaddition, the sewerand water planswillneed to be approved by BuenaParkaswell asAnaheim. If there are any pressureor capacity deficienciesto the water and sewermains, the developer shallmitigate the deficiencies.
July13, 2022:
MeridithGillattempted to accessplanssubmittedto the Cityby the Developer to accessthe sewerand water linesaswell asa flow meter test.
July26, 2022:
MeridithGillwastold by PublicWorksthey may not be public record, and they would verify.
July26, 2022:
PublicWorksemailed MeridithGillsewersizingfor Daleprojectdirectlyfromthe City. Flowtestwasnot preformed, onlyby analysis. Waterlineaccessplanswere not provided
8/ 8/ 22, 11: 59 AM Sewer Plans
https:// www. buenapark. com/ city_ departments/ public_ works/ engineering_ services/ sewer_ plans. php 1/ 1 Sewer Plans
The City of Buena Park Sewer Services Division is responsible for operating and maintaining more than 200 miles of sanitary sewer mains each year, as well as well as more than 3, 400 manholes. The Division provides routine and emergency main line cleaning and helps to review sewer lines for maintenance and repairs. This includes the video inspection of approximately 200, 000 feet of sewer line each year.
Use the map below to view sewer lines within the city, or open the whole map in it' s own tab here. Note that you can click on a sewer line or point to display information about that item, including a link to download the available plans for that item.
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LAW OFFICE OF
TARY C. LOOMIS- THERRIEN
23272 Mill Creek Dr., Ste 130
Laguna Hills, California 92653
August 8, 2022
e- mail: tary@tloomislaw. com
Via First Class Mail and Email to:
chris@bonannidevelopment. com
Chris Segesman
Bonanni Development
5500 Bolsa Avenue, Suite 120
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
Re: New Development at 1442 N. Dale, Anaheim, CA
My Client: Parkdale Town Home Owners Association
Dear Mr. Segesman;
Pursuant to our discussion at last month’ s special meeting, I am legal counsel for the Parkdale Town Home Owners Association. My client objects to the utility and access easement you are claiming and intending to use over and under my client’ s property, for the new development at 1442 N. Dale in the City of Anaheim, without adequate assurances, compensation and protection for, and arising from those uses ( including mitigation of the negative impact on my client’ s property).
Although you list your “ community outreach” efforts for the City, any claim to have provided assurances and solutions for my client are misleading: to date this has only been vague talk, with no documentation or formalization of any agreement or terms. Community outreach, regardless of how extensive, if it does not resolve my client’ s objections and issues, it is inadequate.
To resolve the dispute, my client proposes that Bonanni Development ( and its new development at 1442 N. Dale in Anaheim, the “ Development”) and my client enter into a maintenance agreement, which will control the terms of use and provide for the maintenance of those proposed shared amenities and the adjacent facilities on my client’ s property. The following is an initial list of terms to be included. This list is not complete, as it is understood that during the drafting of the maintenance agreement, further concerns will arise and be addressed.
1. The new easement and maintenance agreement will be generally set forth in the CC& RS of the Development;
2. The Development’ s CC& Rs shall provide that owners, residents, tenants and their family members, guests and invitees, will not use Peppertree Dr. nor the alley other than for ingress and engress;
3. The Development’ s CC& Rs shall disclose that the Development is a separate residential development from Parkdale Town Home Owners Association, and there are no rights of use of any of, but not including the Parkdale’ s common areas, recreational facilities, and parking; Chris Segesman
Bonanni Development
August 8, 2022
4. The Block wall will be constructed to a height of 6' or 8'. The Development’ s CC& Rs shall provide that the Development shall maintain, repair and replace the Block wall in first class condition at all times, as originally built including, but not limited to the same design, location, length, height and width;
5. Plans and contracts for access, installation, use, maintenance, and repair of utility tie- ins, shall be mutually agreed upon by both parties before submitting for permits or commencing work; the exception being in the case of emergencies where damage to persons or property is occurring or imminent;
6. Original installation of utility tie- ins will not unreasonably block ingress and egress to Parkdale Town Home Owners Association; sidewalks will be made accessible to pedestrians, and streets will be made accessible for pedestrians and vehicles during the hours of 5: 00 p. m. each evening to 7: 30 a. m. each morning, Monday- Friday; and the whole of Saturday and Sunday, and all holidays. This will be accomplished by back filling and leveling all completed areas to make them safe for ingress and egress, and using steel plates over open trenches, making the entire area safe for ingress and egress. Upon completion of original installation, all impacted areas, including but not limited to streets, landscaping, sidewalks, and walkways, will be restored to new condition by Bonanni Devolvement - this requires replacement of the asphalt street the length and width of Peppertree Dr. up to and including the intersection of Weeping Willow and also the alley ( if the same is impacted by the utility tie- in work) all to new condition, and slurry coat the remaining of Peppertree Dr, and all intersecting streets;
7. Complete, finished, detailed architectural, engineering, fire protection, electrical, sewer, and all utilities plans or contract documents, for all improvements, present and future, to the Easement, including but not limited to all special improvements or additions required for building purposes, must be submitted to by client; and
8. The Development will pay ( after original installation) 10. 1% for all future costs of maintenance, repair and replacement of utility lines and tie- ins in the easement, and for the asphalt maintenance, repair and periodic replacement of the alley access easement.
Please get back to me the first of next week, with your agreement to beginning working on and drafting the proposed maintenance agreement. My client requests that this maintenance agreement be completed and signed by all parties before any work commences for the Development.
Very truly yours,
Tary C. Loomis- Therrien
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From: DaveSnowdon <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] 1442NorthDaleAvenueDevelopment
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Mr JoseDiaz,
HelloMr Diaz,
My nameisDaveSnowdon. I liveinDistrict1. Todayanappealfor thepropertyat1442NorthDaleAvenue will comebeforethecouncil. I amaskingif youcanhelpthe159familiesandmyselfthatliveintheParkdale TownHomes.
Weneedadelayinthevotetodayfor 30days. ThemajorreasonistheBuilderhasnotgivenusinwritingwhat weneedto covertheexpensesandupkeepfor theproject. ThereisalsothewallthathetheBuildersaidwould giveusthe8 ft wallbutonceagainhehasnotgivenit to usinwriting. Thereasonthatwetakeissuewiththis, wehaveasharedeasementandneedtheongoingmaintenanceof theeasementin writingtopreventthe ParkdaleHomeOwnersfromcoveringtheincreasedexpensefor thenewdevelopment.
If thecouncilapprovestheprojecttodaythen , theBuilderwill nothaveareasonto negotiatewithusingood faith.
I wantto thankyoufor yourtimeandI will beatthemeetingtodayshouldyouhaveanyquestions.
Thankyou
DaveSnowdon
1 PublicComment
From: CourtneyWelch <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August9, 202212:21PM
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] Re: 1442NorthDaleAvenueTownhomeDevelopment Attachments: Anaheim - NorthDaleAveHAALetter.pdf
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DearAnaheimCityCouncil,
Pleasetheattachedletterinregardsto item29, 1442NorthDaleAveTownhomeDevelopmentontheAugust 9th, 2022agenda
CourtneyWelch
PlanningandInvestigationsDirector
CaliforniaRentersLegalAdvocacyandEducationFund
1 August 8, 2022
City of Anaheim
200 S. Anaheim Boulevard
Anaheim, CA 92805
Re: 1442 North Dale Avenue Townhome Development
Dear City Council ,
The California Renters Legal Advocacy and Education Fund ( CaRLA) submits this letter to inform the Anaheim City Council that they have an obligation to abide by all relevant state housing laws when evaluating the proposal to develop housing at 1442 North Dale Avenue. The Housing Accountability Act requires approval of zoning and general plan compliant projects unless indings can be made regarding speci ic, objective, written health and safety hazards. 1 (Cal. Gov. Code § 65589. 5). These indings must be unmitigable, based on written health and safety standards, and supported by a preponderance of evidence in the record. If a court reviews a local denial of housing, it will not defer to local judgment on these questions but instead “ a ord the fullest possible weight to the interest of, and the approval and provision of, housing.” 2
In this case, none of the grounds for the appeal identi ies impacts associated with this project that could justify a denial of housing. The environmental analysis of the project is complete and more than suf icient under the law. The Anaheim City Council should therefore deny the appeals and approve the project as proposed.
As you are well aware, California remains in the throes of a statewide crisis- level housing shortage. New housing such as this is a public bene it; it will bring increased tax revenue, new customers to local businesses, decarbonization in the face of the climate crisis, but most importantly it will reduce displacement of existing residents into homelessness or carbon- heavy car commutes. The appeal in this instance does not identify any health or safety impacts caused by the project, therefore the Anaheim City Council is under a legal obligation to approve of the project, and not attach any conditions that would result in a reduction of density. We ask that the Council deny the appeal and allow for the creation of these new homes.
2 §
65589. 5(a)(1)(L), see, e.g., California Renters Legal Advocacy & Education Fund v. City of San Mateo 2021) 68 Cal.App. 5th 820.
1 Cal. Gov. Code § 65589. 5.
360 Grand Ave # 323, Oakland 94610
hi@carlaef. org
CaRLA is a 501(c)3 non- pro it corporation whose mission includes advocating for increased access to housing for Californians at all income levels, including low- income households. While no one project will solve the regional housing crisis, the proposed 1442 North Dale Avenue development is the kind of housing Anaheim needs to mitigate displacement, provide shelter for its growing population, and arrest unsustainable housing price appreciation. You may learn more about CaRLA at www. carlaef. org.
Sincerely,
Dylan Casey
CaRLA Executive Director
Sincerely,
Courtney Welch
CaRLA Director of Planning and Investigation
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PublicComment
From: JoePerez
Sent: Tuesday, August9, 202212:11PM
To: PublicComment
Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] LetterforCityCouncil
Thisisintended for the PublicHearing, item #31on the CityCouncilAgenda, 8/ 9/22.
From: kandeebeas <
Sent: Monday, August08, 202211: 49PM
To: JoePerez <[email protected]>
Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] LetterforCityCouncil
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I amKandeeBeasChairof theCommunityServicesBoard. Dueto thechangein reviewandapprovalprocess, I amnotavailableto attendalatenightmeeting. PleaseknowthattheCommunityServicesBoardhasmetover thepastfewmonthsto reviewapplications, hearpresentationsbythenon-profitagenciesseekingCDBGfunds fromtheCityof Anaheim. Wehavediscussedeachorganizationandhaveagreedonthebudget recommendationsthatareincludedintheAnnualActinPlanaspresentedto youfor finalapproval.
Sincerely,
KandeeA. Beas
1 PublicComment
From: GeorgeGilliam <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August
To: PublicComment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] PubliccommentonapprovingtheAnnualActionPlanattheCityCouncil meetingtonight
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DearCity of AnaheimPublicCommentStaff,
Pleaseprovideour PublicCommentto the MayorProTemandCouncilMembersfor tonight's City CouncilMeeting. Pleaselet meknowyou receivedthis PublicComment. Thankyouin advance.
Bestregards,
Dr. CynthiaSmith, MT-BC
ProgramDirector
CreativeIdentity
August8, 2022
DearMayorProTemO’NeilandCouncilMembers,
Mynameis Dr. CynthiaSmith, andI amtheprogramdirectorof CreativeIdentity, a non-profit therapeuticmusicandexpressiveartsprogramwhichhasbeenservingthefine artsand prevocationaleducationneedsof adultswith intellectualanddevelopmentaldisabilities (IDD) in Anaheimsince1996. I amwriting in supportof theapprovalof theFiscalYear2022/2023 AnnualActionPlan.
CreativeIdentityhaspreviouslybeenawardedtheCDBGgrantfor our Prevocational EmpowermentProgram, andthis hashelpedstrengthenour ability to carryout our missionof improvingthequalityof life andsocietalperceptionsof adultswith IDDby providing therapeuticandeducationalinterventionsthatcultivatepersonalandsocialresponsibility, prevocationalskills, independence, andcreativepotentials.
TheCDBGfundinghasbeenveryimportantto CreativeIdentityby supportingour ability to maintainskill staff membersandto provideour programparticipantsopportunitiesto perform concertsanddemonstratetheirdevelopingfineartsskills throughcommunityconcertsand art exhibitions. Theseeventsalsoincludetheopportunityfor our participantsto engagewith thepublic andwith othernon-disabledmusiciansandartists, aswellastheopportunityto earncommissionson thesaleof theirart andceramicware. Additionally, wesupportthe CDBGfundingrecommendationsfor all thenon-profit organizationsin theAnnualActionPlan1 as theyall provideimportantservicesto themembersof our community. Thankyouin advancefor yourconsiderationin approvingtheFiscalYear2022/ 2023AnnualActionPlan andtheCDBGfundingrecommendations.
Sincerely,
Dr. CynthiaSmith, MT-BC
ProgramDirector
CreativeIdentity
200N HarborBlvdSuite210
Anaheim, CA92805
657. 208.3350phone
www.creativeidentity-oc.org
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