Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Christine McKinney
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Muhammad Keftaro <muhammadkeftaro+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Muhammad Keftaro
2 SusanaBarrios
From: William Seamans <larryseamans@protonmail. com>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 William Seamans
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Cynthia Kirby <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Cynthia Kirby
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Joseph Luu <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Joseph Luu
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Basem Rezek <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Basem Rezek
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michele Dizon <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Michele Dizon
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Robert Morgan <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Robert Morgan
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Kathleen Reardon <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Kathleen Reardon
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Allison Haugen <ahaugen92201+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Allison Haugen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Robert Lopez <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Robert Lopez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marco antonio Cortes rios <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 20232:06
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Marco antonio Cortes rios
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ChrisFrankMcVicker <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12, 20232:
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 ChrisFrank McVicker
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marian Lockwood <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Marian Lockwood
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Donna Micklo <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Donna Micklo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Xiaojun Cu <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Xiaojun Cu
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Janine Carpentier <jmc1964@rocketmail. com>
Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Janine Carpentier
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PollyPelonis <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
PollyPelonis
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Daniel Catalano <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Daniel Catalano
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LindaRima <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Linda Rima
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JoshDam <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JoshDam
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Tommy Crowder <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Tommy Crowder
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JasonNunez <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Jason Nunez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JustinWood <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Justin Wood
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Roger Johnson <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Roger Johnson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PETEKOUSOULAS < [email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 PETEKOUSOULAS
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CalebJackson <calebsjackson5+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Caleb Jackson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Kristin Mcroberts <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Kristin Mcroberts
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JuanCarlos Mendez <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JuanCarlos Mendez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Lissette Cortes <corteslissett33+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Lissette Cortes
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Houston Denton <houstonfdenton+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Houston Denton
2 SusanaBarrios
From: AdamDominguez <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Adam Dominguez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MistyMatz <matzfamily@sbchlobsl. net>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Misty Matz
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Rebecca Gonzalez <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Rebecca Gonzalez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KimThuNguyen <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 KimThuNguyen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Douglas King <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Douglas King
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Noreen Francis <noreenjfrancis+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Noreen Francis
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Philo <yahphilvos+yahoo.com@advocateslink. com>
Sent: Friday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Philo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CoryElliott <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 CoryElliott
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KyleeModoc <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Kylee Modoc
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Richard Ishikawa <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Richard Ishikawa
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Theresa Bass
Sent: Friday, May12, 20232:32PM
To: Public Comment
Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] VoteYESontheEconomic Impact Study Beginforwarded message:
From:
Date: May12, 2023at11:11:16AMPDT
To: StephenFaessel <[email protected]>
Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] VoteYESontheEconomic ImpactStudy
Reply-To:
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DearCouncilMemberFaessel:
OnMay16, youareslatedtocertifythepetitiontoadoptanordinancewhichwoulddrastically impact hotelsthroughout theCityofAnaheim. Theinitiativeclaimstosupportworkers, butinrealityitwillhurt localbusinesses, employees, andneighborhood services.
HotelsthroughoutAnaheim, andespecially intheAnaheimResortarea, areresponsible forgenerating nearly58% ofthecity’sgeneralfundrevenue. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotelswillgenerate $172millionfor2022-2023. ThosedollarsarecriticaltofundingAnaheimservices suchasparksandrecreation, maintaining andrepairing roadsandinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublicsafetyserviceslikepoliceandfirethatAnaheimresidents relyon.
Theproposed regulations willbedevastating forthehospitality industryinAnaheim. Preliminary estimates suggestthatthecostofhousekeeping couldtripleorevenquadruple, meaninghotelswould beforcedtoraisetheirratestoaffordincreased costs – smaller, familyrunhotelswillbethemostat risk. ThisinitiativewilldrivetourismoutofAnaheimandresidentsandbusinesses willpaytheprice.
TheAnaheimConvention Centerisalready facingintensecompetition fromrivalconvention destinations likeLosAngeles, SanDiego, andLasVegas. ThismeasurewillforcetheConvention Center toincreaseoperating costs – makingitmoredifficulttoattracttradeshowsandconventions suchas NAMMandNaturalProducts.
Families lookingtovacationintheAnaheimResortareawillbefacedwithincreased costsatatime wheninflationandthecostoflivingisskyrocketing – meaningtheywillbelesslikelytochooseourcity asavacationdestination. MoreandmoreofourTransientOccupancy Tax (TOT) dollarswillgoto GardenGroveandothersurrounding citieswhosehotelsareabletoofferlowerrates.
TheResortareaistheeconomic engineofourcity, andthismeasurethreatens toputbusinesses inthe 1 areaoutofcommission. Developers andhotelierswilllookelsewhere toinvestandAnaheimwillbe facedwithashortfallofbusinessdevelopment.
Thismeasureisdangerous andthepotential impactsonourcityneedtobedetermined. AsourCity Council, itisyourresponsibility toensurethatthepotential economic impactsofthismeasureare thoroughly studiedandmadepublic..
Iamurgingyoutovote “yes” ontheeconomicstudytoensurethatthecityandresidentsareawareof howthemeasurewillimpactourlives.
PeterBhakta
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DonaldBrothers <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Donald Brothers
2 SusanaBarrios
From: TarinWilloughby <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 TarinWilloughby
2 SusanaBarrios
From: GaryGengler <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 GaryGengler
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Norman Silvers <normsilvers733+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Norman Silvers
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Shanyra Fernandez <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Shanyra Fernandez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Maurice Ortiz <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Maurice Ortiz
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JasonNunez <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Jason Nunez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Shanyra Fernandez <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Shanyra Fernandez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: James Chamberlain <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 James Chamberlain
2 SusanaBarrios
From: EllaGarcia <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 EllaGarcia
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Elizabeth Bloom-Saldana <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 20232:32
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Elizabeth Bloom-Saldana
2 SusanaBarrios
From: GaryRohan <saxappeal@roadrunner. com>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 GaryRohan
2 SusanaBarrios
From: NickWynn <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 NickWynn
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Damon Bartolone <damonbartolone+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Damon Bartolone
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marian Ufkes <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Marian Ufkes
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JohnCristiano <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JohnCristiano
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JulieChang <Juliechang128+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JulieChang
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JuanViana <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JuanViana
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PaulMeitzler <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 PaulMeitzler
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DanielGoulet <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 DanielGoulet
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michael Rocsko <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Michael Rocsko
2 SusanaBarrios
From: William O'Connell <williamoconnell@stovallshotels. com> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 William O'Connell
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LyndaFavilla <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Lynda Favilla
2 SusanaBarrios
From: AmritPatel <amrit@prosperahotels. com>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 AmritPatel
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Danette Schroeder <danetteschroeder+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Danette Schroeder
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Mohammad Barekat <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Mohammad Barekat
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Barbara Mouness <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Barbara Mouness
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Walden Lee <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Walden Lee
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KeithWilkinson <keithswilkinson1+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 KeithWilkinson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JulieO'Malley <DentistJulie84+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JulieO'Malley
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MUKESH RAVAL <kbmshospitalitycorporation+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 MUKESH RAVAL
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Vanessa Vilchez <vilchezvanessa1975+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Vanessa Vilchez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: AnitaErickson <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 AnitaErickson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Raymond Tunnell <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Raymond Tunnell
2 SusanaBarrios
From: HollyFelipe <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 HollyFelipe
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MikeWooner <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 MikeWooner
2 SusanaBarrios
From: jimschultz <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 jimschultz
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KeithWilkinson <keithswilkinson1+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 KeithWilkinson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ClareChoi <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 ClareChoi
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Thomas Teig <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Thomas Teig
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Richard Maus <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Categories: BlueCategory
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
Richard Maus
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Theresa Bass
Sent: Friday, May12, 20234:50PM
To: Public Comment
Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
Beginforwarded message:
From: [email protected]
Date: May10, 2023at12:22:02PMPDT
To: StephenFaessel <[email protected]>
Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
Warning: Thisemailoriginated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclick linksoropenattachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
May10, 2023
DearCouncilmember SteveFaessel:
Wearewritingtoexpressourdeepconcernwithapotentialballotmeasurebeingpromoted byUNITE HERELocal11. Basedontheinitialreviewofthemeasure, itisclearitwillhavelastingandirrevocable negativeimpactsonresidents, jobs, businesses, andtaxpayers inAnaheim. Itisimportanttonotethat UNITEHERE’seffortspecifically targetsonlyAnaheimresidents, jobs, taxpayersandbusinesses, therefore financially benefiting neighboring communities.
Becauseoftheseriousness ofthisissue, weencourage theCityCounciltotakefulladvantage ofstatelaw, whichallowscitiestoprotecttheircommunities torespondtosuchefforts. Statelawprovidesthata thorougheconomic impactanalysiscanbeconducted bythecityinanticipation ofsuchameasure. The impactanalysisincludesbutisnotlimitedto, increased coststoAnaheimresidents, reduction incity services (police, fire, parks, libraries), private-sectorjoblosses, andthefiscalimpactofvisitorschoosing tostayinGardenGrovehotelsandcommuting intoAnaheiminorderavoidtheimpactsofUNITEHERE’s proposal.
OurfamilyhasbeeninthelodgingindustryinAnaheimsince1967. Ourproperties areourfamily legacies. Thismeasurewoulddirectlyimpactourbusiness inadevastating way. Wehopethatyouwill opposethisnegativeproposal.
InadditiontotargetingjobsinAnaheim, thispoorlywrittenmeasurewillspecifically increasecoststo residentswhovisitcity-ownedfacilitiessuchasAngelStadium, theHondaCenter, andtheAnaheim Convention Center.
Thankyouinadvanceforyourleadership andeffortstoprepareforthepotential impacts thistargeted effortwillhaveonAnaheim’sGeneralFund, residents, andemployment opportunities priortotakingany officialactiononUNITEHERE’sproposed measure.
1 WeareanxioustoworkwiththeCityCouncilandotherstoopposethisextremeandnegative proposal. Byworkingcollaboratively, wecanprotectcityrevenues/services, residentsandjob opportunities hereinAnaheim.
Sincerely,
ClareLaMeres
Owner
BestWesternPlusAnaheimInn
www.anaheiminn.com
E-mail: [email protected]
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MarkMacias <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
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DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Mark Macias
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Theresa Bass
Sent: Friday, May12, 20234:50PM
To: Public Comment
Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
From: StephenFaessel <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, May11, 20237:32AM
To: TheresaBass <[email protected]>
Subject: Fwd: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
SentfrommyiPhone
Beginforwarded message:
From: [email protected]
Date: May10, 2023at12:16:11PMPDT
To: StephenFaessel <[email protected]>
Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
Warning: Thisemailoriginated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclick linksoropenattachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
May10, 2023
DearCouncilmember SteveFaessel:
Wearewritingtoexpressourdeepconcernwithapotentialballotmeasurebeingpromoted byUNITE HERELocal11. Basedontheinitialreviewofthemeasure, itisclearitwillhavelastingandirrevocable negativeimpactsonresidents, jobs, businesses, andtaxpayers inAnaheim. Itisimportanttonotethat UNITEHERE’seffortspecifically targetsonlyAnaheimresidents, jobs, taxpayersandbusinesses, therefore financially benefiting neighboring communities.
Becauseoftheseriousness ofthisissue, weencourage theCityCounciltotakefulladvantage ofstatelaw, whichallowscitiestoprotecttheircommunities torespondtosuchefforts. Statelawprovidesthata thorougheconomic impactanalysiscanbeconducted bythecityinanticipation ofsuchameasure. The impactanalysisincludesbutisnotlimitedto, increased coststoAnaheimresidents, reduction incity services (police, fire, parks, libraries), private-sectorjoblosses, andthefiscalimpactofvisitorschoosing tostayinGardenGrovehotelsandcommuting intoAnaheiminorderavoidtheimpactsofUNITEHERE’s proposal.
1 OurfamilyhasbeeninthelodgingindustryinAnaheimsince1967. Ourproperties areourfamily legacies. Thismeasurewoulddirectlyimpactourbusiness inadevastating way. Wehopethatyouwill opposethisnegativeproposal.
InadditiontotargetingjobsinAnaheim, thispoorlywrittenmeasurewillspecifically increasecoststo residentswhovisitcity-ownedfacilitiessuchasAngelStadium, theHondaCenter, andtheAnaheim Convention Center.
Thankyouinadvanceforyourleadership andeffortstoprepareforthepotential impacts thistargeted effortwillhaveonAnaheim’sGeneralFund, residents, andemployment opportunities priortotakingany officialactiononUNITEHERE’sproposed measure.
WeareanxioustoworkwiththeCityCouncilandotherstoopposethisextremeandnegative proposal. Byworkingcollaboratively, wecanprotectcityrevenues/services, residentsandjob opportunities hereinAnaheim.
Sincerely,
PattySmith
Owner
BestWesternPlusAnaheimInn
www.anaheiminn.com
E-mail: [email protected]
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DanielButtrey <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 DanielButtrey
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LaurieDeAngelo <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Laurie DeAngelo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Parvindar Wadhwa <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Parvindar Wadhwa
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Charles Eman <Charles.Eman.625196623@grassrootsmessage. com> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] VoteYesOnTheEconomic ImpactStudy
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DearCouncilmember Anaheim Public Comment andMayor,
OnMay16, youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. Theinitiative claims tosupport workers, butinreality itwillhurtlocal businesses, employees, andneighborhood services.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating nearly 58% ofthecity’sgeneral fund revenue. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels will generate $172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepolice andfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Theproposed regulations willbedevastating forthehospitality industry inAnaheim. Preliminary estimates suggest thatthecostofhousekeeping could tripleorevenquadruple, meaning hotels would beforced toraise theirrates toafford increased costs – smaller, family runhotelswillbethemostatrisk. Thisinitiative willdrive tourism outofAnaheim andresidents andbusinesses willpay theprice.
TheAnaheim Convention Center isalready facing intense competition fromrivalconvention destinations like LosAngeles, SanDiego, andLasVegas. Thismeasure willforcetheConvention Center toincrease operating costs – making itmoredifficult toattract trade shows andconventions suchasNAMM andNatural Products.
Families looking tovacation intheAnaheim Resort areawillbefacedwithincreased costsatatimewhen inflation andthecostoflivingisskyrocketing – meaning theywillbelesslikely tochoose ourcityasavacation destination. MoreandmoreofourTransient Occupancy Tax (TOT) dollars willgotoGarden Grove andother surrounding citieswhose hotelsareabletoofferlowerrates.
TheResort areaistheeconomic engine ofourcity, andthismeasure threatens toputbusinesses intheareaout ofcommission. Developers andhoteliers willlook elsewhere toinvest andAnaheim willbefacedwitha shortfall ofbusiness development.
Thismeasure isdangerous andthepotential impacts onourcityneedtobedetermined. AsourCityCouncil, it isyourresponsibility toensure thatthepotential economic impacts ofthismeasure arethoroughly studied and made public.
Iamurging youtovote “yes” ontheeconomic study toensure thatthecityandresidents areaware ofhowthe measure willimpact ourlives.
Regards, 1
Charles Eman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michael Valen <michaeleenvalen@sbcglobal. net>
Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Michael Valen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: GaryZhao <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 GaryZhao
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Theresa Bass
Sent: Friday, May12, 20234:47PM
To: Public Comment
Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
Beginforwarded message:
From: [email protected]
Date: May10, 2023at12:42:38PMPDT
To: StephenFaessel <[email protected]>
Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
Warning: Thisemailoriginated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclick linksoropenattachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
May10, 2023
DearCouncilmember SteveFaessel:
Wearewritingtoexpressourdeepconcernwithapotentialballotmeasurebeingpromoted byUNITE HERELocal11. Basedontheinitialreviewofthemeasure, itisclearitwillhavelastingandirrevocable negativeimpactsonresidents, jobs, businesses, andtaxpayers inAnaheim. Itisimportanttonotethat UNITEHERE’seffortspecifically targetsonlyAnaheimresidents, jobs, taxpayersandbusinesses, therefore financially benefiting neighboring communities.
Becauseoftheseriousness ofthisissue, weencourage theCityCounciltotakefulladvantage ofstatelaw, whichallowscitiestoprotecttheircommunities torespondtosuchefforts. Statelawprovidesthata thorougheconomic impactanalysiscanbeconducted bythecityinanticipation ofsuchameasure. The impactanalysisincludesbutisnotlimitedto, increased coststoAnaheimresidents, reduction incity services (police, fire, parks, libraries), private-sectorjoblosses, andthefiscalimpactofvisitorschoosing tostayinGardenGrovehotelsandcommuting intoAnaheiminorderavoidtheimpactsofUNITEHERE’s proposal.
OurfamilyhasbeeninthelodgingindustryinAnaheimsince1967. Ourproperties areourfamily legacies. Thismeasurewoulddirectlyimpactourbusiness inadevastating way. Wehopethatyouwill opposethisnegativeproposal.
InadditiontotargetingjobsinAnaheim, thispoorlywrittenmeasurewillspecifically increasecoststo residentswhovisitcity-ownedfacilitiessuchasAngelStadium, theHondaCenter, andtheAnaheim Convention Center.
Thankyouinadvanceforyourleadership andeffortstoprepareforthepotential impacts thistargeted effortwillhaveonAnaheim’sGeneralFund, residents, andemployment opportunities priortotakingany officialactiononUNITEHERE’sproposed measure.
1 WeareanxioustoworkwiththeCityCouncilandotherstoopposethisextremeandnegative proposal. Byworkingcollaboratively, wecanprotectcityrevenues/services, residentsandjob opportunities hereinAnaheim.
Sincerely,
KathleenLaMeres
Owner
BestWesternPlusAnaheimInn
www.anaheiminn.com
E-mail: [email protected]
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Theresa Bass
Sent: Friday, May12, 20234:51PM
To: Public Comment
Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
From: [email protected]
Date: May10, 2023at12:39:14PMPDT
To: StephenFaessel <[email protected]>
Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] Proposed Measure
Warning: Thisemailoriginated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclick linksoropenattachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
May10, 2023
DearCouncilmember SteveFaessel:
Wearewritingtoexpressourdeepconcernwithapotentialballotmeasurebeingpromoted byUNITE HERELocal11. Basedontheinitialreviewofthemeasure, itisclearitwillhavelastingandirrevocable negativeimpactsonresidents, jobs, businesses, andtaxpayers inAnaheim. Itisimportanttonotethat UNITEHERE’seffortspecifically targetsonlyAnaheimresidents, jobs, taxpayersandbusinesses, therefore financially benefiting neighboring communities.
Becauseoftheseriousness ofthisissue, weencourage theCityCounciltotakefulladvantage ofstatelaw, whichallowscitiestoprotecttheircommunities torespondtosuchefforts. Statelawprovidesthata thorougheconomic impactanalysiscanbeconducted bythecityinanticipation ofsuchameasure. The impactanalysis includesbutisnotlimitedto, increased coststoAnaheimresidents, reduction incity services (police, fire, parks, libraries), private-sectorjoblosses, andthefiscalimpactofvisitorschoosing tostayinGardenGrovehotelsandcommuting intoAnaheiminorderavoidtheimpactsofUNITEHERE’s proposal.
OurfamilyhasbeeninthelodgingindustryinAnaheimsince1967. Ourproperties areourfamily legacies. Thismeasurewoulddirectlyimpactourbusiness inadevastating way. Wehopethatyouwill opposethisnegativeproposal.
InadditiontotargetingjobsinAnaheim, thispoorlywrittenmeasurewillspecifically increasecoststo residentswhovisitcity-ownedfacilitiessuchasAngelStadium, theHondaCenter, andtheAnaheim Convention Center.
Thankyouinadvanceforyourleadership andeffortstoprepareforthepotential impacts thistargeted effortwillhaveonAnaheim’sGeneralFund, residents, andemployment opportunities priortotakingany officialactiononUNITEHERE’sproposed measure.
1 WeareanxioustoworkwiththeCityCouncilandotherstoopposethisextremeandnegative proposal. Byworkingcollaboratively, wecanprotectcityrevenues/services, residentsandjob opportunities hereinAnaheim.
Sincerely,
MaryLaMeres-Pomin
Owner
BestWesternPlusAnaheimInn
www.anaheiminn.com
E-mail: [email protected]
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Melinda Glover <Melindaglover27+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Melinda Glover
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marshall Weinstein <marshallweinstein1016+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Marshall Weinstein
Billings Way
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MarniHove <missmarni17+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Marni Hove
EastMcKay Circle
Anaheim, California 92807
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Maribel Renteria <Maribel.Renteria.625034947@advocacymessages. com> Sent: Thursday, May11,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] VoteYesOnTheEconomic ImpactStudy
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearCouncilmember Anaheim Public Comment andMayor,
OnMay16, youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. Theinitiative claims tosupport workers, butinreality itwillhurtlocal businesses, employees, andneighborhood services.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating nearly 58% ofthecity’sgeneral fund revenue. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels will generate $172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepolice andfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Theproposed regulations willbedevastating forthehospitality industry inAnaheim. Preliminary estimates suggest thatthecostofhousekeeping could tripleorevenquadruple, meaning hotels would beforced toraise theirrates toafford increased costs – smaller, family runhotelswillbethemostatrisk. Thisinitiative willdrive tourism outofAnaheim andresidents andbusinesses willpay theprice.
TheAnaheim Convention Center isalready facing intense competition fromrivalconvention destinations like LosAngeles, SanDiego, andLasVegas. Thismeasure willforcetheConvention Center toincrease operating costs – making itmoredifficult toattract trade shows andconventions suchasNAMM andNatural Products.
Families looking tovacation intheAnaheim Resort areawillbefacedwithincreased costsatatimewhen inflation andthecostoflivingisskyrocketing – meaning theywillbelesslikely tochoose ourcityasavacation destination. MoreandmoreofourTransient Occupancy Tax (TOT) dollars willgotoGarden Grove andother surrounding citieswhose hotelsareabletoofferlowerrates.
TheResort areaistheeconomic engine ofourcity, andthismeasure threatens toputbusinesses intheareaout ofcommission. Developers andhoteliers willlook elsewhere toinvest andAnaheim willbefacedwitha shortfall ofbusiness development.
Thismeasure isdangerous andthepotential impacts onourcityneedtobedetermined. AsourCityCouncil, it isyourresponsibility toensure thatthepotential economic impacts ofthismeasure arethoroughly studied and made public.
Iamurging youtovote “yes” ontheeconomic study toensure thatthecityandresidents areaware ofhowthe measure willimpact ourlives.
Regards, 1
Maribel Renteria
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MariaSotoponce <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, May11,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] PleaseAdopt theHotel & EventCenterWorker Protection Ordinance:
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
ForPublicComment,
IamwritingasahospitalityworkerwhoworksinAnaheimtourgetheCityCounciltoadopt theHotelWorkerProtectionOrdinance. Ourcommunityhasspoken: over25,000Anaheim voterssignedpetitionsinsupportoftheinitiative!
Adoptingthispolicywouldgivehospitalityworkersthetoolstoprotectthemselvesfromsexual assault, ensurefairpayforheavyworkloads, andguaranteedecentwagesamidOrange County’saffordablehousingcrisis. PleasemakesuretheCityofAnaheimiswatchingoutfor itsvulnerableworkersandgivingthemthedignityandrespecttheydeserve.
Pleaseadoptthisordinancewithoutfurtherdelay.
MariaSotoponce
1 SusanaBarrios
From: TaeChung <Tae.Chung.625039690@grsdelivery. com>
Sent: Thursday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] VoteYesOnTheEconomic ImpactStudy
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearCouncilmember Anaheim Public Comment andMayor,
OnMay16, youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. Theinitiative claims tosupport workers, butinreality itwillhurtlocal businesses, employees, andneighborhood services.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating nearly 58% ofthecity’sgeneral fund revenue. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels will generate $172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepolice andfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Theproposed regulations willbedevastating forthehospitality industry inAnaheim. Preliminary estimates suggest thatthecostofhousekeeping could tripleorevenquadruple, meaning hotels would beforced toraise theirrates toafford increased costs – smaller, family runhotelswillbethemostatrisk. Thisinitiative willdrive tourism outofAnaheim andresidents andbusinesses willpay theprice.
TheAnaheim Convention Center isalready facing intense competition fromrivalconvention destinations like LosAngeles, SanDiego, andLasVegas. Thismeasure willforcetheConvention Center toincrease operating costs – making itmoredifficult toattract trade shows andconventions suchasNAMM andNatural Products.
Families looking tovacation intheAnaheim Resort areawillbefacedwithincreased costsatatimewhen inflation andthecostoflivingisskyrocketing – meaning theywillbelesslikely tochoose ourcityasavacation destination. MoreandmoreofourTransient Occupancy Tax (TOT) dollars willgotoGarden Grove andother surrounding citieswhose hotelsareabletoofferlowerrates.
TheResort areaistheeconomic engine ofourcity, andthismeasure threatens toputbusinesses intheareaout ofcommission. Developers andhoteliers willlook elsewhere toinvest andAnaheim willbefacedwitha shortfall ofbusiness development.
Thismeasure isdangerous andthepotential impacts onourcityneedtobedetermined. AsourCityCouncil, it isyourresponsibility toensure thatthepotential economic impacts ofthismeasure arethoroughly studied and made public.
Iamurging youtovote “yes” ontheeconomic study toensure thatthecityandresidents areaware ofhowthe measure willimpact ourlives.
Regards, 1
TaeChung
2 SusanaBarrios
From: TuanCao <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 TuanCao
2 SusanaBarrios
From: UGomez <agoy05+yahoo.com@advocateslink. com>
Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 UGomez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JaydeeKelley <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Jaydee Kelley
2 SusanaBarrios
From: GisselNevarez-Grubbs <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Gissel Nevarez-Grubbs
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Vicente Alcocer <alcocervixente+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Vicente Alcocer
2 SusanaBarrios
From: TeresaWeymouth <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Teresa Weymouth
2 SusanaBarrios
From: NoraCoyle <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 NoraCoyle
2 SusanaBarrios
From: RyanBlakeslee <ryanblakeslee+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 RyanBlakeslee
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JoyceAlessi <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JoyceAlessi
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Inspirational Quote <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May14, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Inspirational Quote
2 SusanaBarrios
From: SteveCurcie <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Steve Curcie
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Chanel Rana <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Chanel Rana
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JanetHarris <ebonyceleb@sbcglobal. net>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
JanetHarris
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JudiCourtney <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JudiCourtney
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Barbara Garcia <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Barbara Garcia
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LenaGuzman <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 LenaGuzman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DerryMellott <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Derry Mellott
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BrendaVaughn <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Brenda Vaughn
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Chelsey Haardt <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Chelsey Haardt
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Emma Miranda-Roach <emmamroach23+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Emma Miranda-Roach
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JoanWoosley <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JoanWoosley
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PabloSalas <salaspablo58+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 PabloSalas
2 SusanaBarrios
From: SteveFrasco <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 SteveFrasco
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Richard Brown <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Richard Brown
2 SusanaBarrios
From: AnnChu <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 AnnChu
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Carmen Bleecker <carmensneefles+ [email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Carmen Bleecker
2 SusanaBarrios
From: NhiPham <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 NhiPham
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Sheremiah Alba <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Sheremiah Alba
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Rawan Fatima <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Rawan Fatima
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Gregory Letts <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Gregory Letts
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JulieVock <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JulieVock
2 SusanaBarrios
From: VíctorPérez <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 VíctorPérez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Kathryn Brown <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Kathryn Brown
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BonitaTaylor <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Bonita Taylor
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CarolMandichak <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Carol Mandichak
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BrianSankey <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 BrianSankey
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Jennie Lee <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Jennie Lee
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CYNTHIA VICARIO <vicariocynthia03+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 CYNTHIA VICARIO
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JasonVega <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JasonVega
2 SusanaBarrios
From: XeniaMontenegro-Monroe <xeniamontenegro+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13, 20231:12
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Xenia Montenegro-Monroe
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Susann Castillo <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Susann Castillo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Anastasha MILLSPAUGH < [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13, 202311:
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Anastasha MILLSPAUGH
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Samuel Thomas <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Samuel Thomas
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Roxanne Filie <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Roxanne Filie
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Youngho Chang <youngchang217+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Youngho Chang
2 SusanaBarrios
From: TimMaurer <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 TimMaurer
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Nicholas Bunag <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Nicholas Bunag
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JosephApohen <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May14,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Joseph Apohen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Catherine Molina <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May14,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Catherine Molina
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MarcTimanus <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 MarcTimanus
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KimCollell <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, AM
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 KimCollell
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BharatiPatel <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Bharati Patel
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Matthew Kramer <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Matthew Kramer
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michael DeAngelo <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Michael DeAngelo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Kalpana Shah <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Kalpana Shah
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Edward Hansbury <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May14,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Edward Hansbury
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DaniaNunez <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Dania Nunez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Loretta Johnson <redscootertoyou@uahoo. com>
Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Loretta Johnson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: SandraAcosta <sandraacosta06+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Sandra Acosta
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Steven Weakley <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Steven Weakley
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michelle Simpson <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Michelle Simpson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Andrea Campbell <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Andrea Campbell
2 SusanaBarrios
From: RaulCastro <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] PleaseAdopt theHotel & EventCenterWorker Protection Ordinance:
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ForPublicComment,
IamwritingasahospitalityworkerwhoworksinAnaheimtourgetheCityCounciltoadopt theHotelWorkerProtectionOrdinance. Ourcommunityhasspoken: over25,000Anaheim voterssignedpetitionsinsupportoftheinitiative!
Adoptingthispolicywouldgivehospitalityworkersthetoolstoprotectthemselvesfromsexual assault, ensurefairpayforheavyworkloads, andguaranteedecentwagesamidOrange County’saffordablehousingcrisis. PleasemakesuretheCityofAnaheimiswatchingoutfor itsvulnerableworkersandgivingthemthedignityandrespecttheydeserve.
Pleaseadoptthisordinancewithoutfurtherdelay.
RaulCastro
1 SusanaBarrios
From: JoyceAlessi <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JoyceAlessi
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Chanel Rana <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Chanel Rana
2 SusanaBarrios
From: OscarGarcia <oscarogarcia@outlook. com>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Oscar Garcia
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LiliDoan <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 LiliDoan
2 SusanaBarrios
From: gabyp <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 gabyp
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KarenGraf <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Thissendermightbeimpersonatingadomainthat'sassociatedwithyourorganization. Learnwhythiscouldbearisk Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andwork rulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheir prices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotel staysandlesstaxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
KarenGraf
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Hermann Rittner <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May15,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim 1
Hermann Rittner
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ChauNguyen <chaumnguyen1215+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Chau Nguyen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JackNicholls <pjnicholls@roadrunner. com>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JackNicholls
2 SusanaBarrios
From: EmilioVargas <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 EmilioVargas
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LindaEsping <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 LindaEsping
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CherKrichmar <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 CherKrichmar
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Evangeline Lacanlale <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May14, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Evangeline Lacanlale
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BeckLevin <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 BeckLevin
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JuliaSchroter <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JuliaSchroter
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Matthew Newman <mnewman916+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Matthew Newman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Dorothy Decker <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Dorothy Decker
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MikeC <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 MikeC
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JohnO'Dowd <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JohnO'Dowd
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Charles Adams <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Charles Adams
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BenGompers <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 BenGompers
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JayGuna <oscean+hotmail.com@advocateslink. com>
Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JayGuna
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DinuPatel <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 DinuPatel
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marcel Fraix <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Marcel Fraix
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Christina Callender <christinacallender+ [email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May14, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Christina Callender
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Melissasue Johnson <DownTownDaisy+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Melissasue Johnson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CarlAlessi <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 CarlAlessi
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Naomi Russell <snrmkconsultant77+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Naomi Russell
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Angela Russo <angelalovesziggy@outlook. com>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Angela Russo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LupeRamirez <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 LupeRamirez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ChrisDeLaTorre <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 ChrisDeLaTorre
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JavierMiranda salgado <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Javier Miranda salgado
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Consuelo Burr <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Consuelo Burr
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BrunoPita <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 BrunoPita
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michael Ray <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Michael Ray
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Leslee McNeff <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Leslee McNeff
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Richard Taylor <richardtaylor3311+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Richard Taylor
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Veronica Concha <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Veronica Concha
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PedroCerda <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Pedro Cerda
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DianeRime <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Diane Rime
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KimDenison <denisonkim@outlook. com>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 KimDenison
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CarlSimonian <simonians@sbcglobal. net>
Sent: Saturday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
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DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 CarlSimonian
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Mollilou Forbes <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May12,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Mollilou Forbes
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Richard Husband <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May14,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Richard Husband
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JoseHernandez <edsonalexpep+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 JoseHernandez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: RaquelPlacencio <raquelplacencio111+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Raquel Placencio
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MarkJames Diaz <markthedragon84+ [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Mark James Diaz
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Jennifer Miller <jennifermiller@sbcglobal. net>
Sent: Sunday, May14,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Jennifer Miller
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Ameenah AbuHamdiyyah < [email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May13, 202312:
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 Ameenah AbuHamdiyyah
2 1
Susana Barrios
From: Theresa Bass TBass@anaheim. net>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2023 9:48 AM
To: Public Comment publiccomment@anaheim. net>
Subject: FW: EXTERNAL] Re: 25.00 Minimum Wage Initiative, Work Rule Changes in Anaheim Hotel Motel' s Begin forwarded message:
From:
Date: May 15, 2023 at 8:16:33 AM PDT
To: Stephen Faessel SFaessel@anaheim. net>
Subject: EXTERNAL] Re: 25.00 Minimum Wage Initiative, Work Rule Changes in Anaheim Hotel Motel' s
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Dear Councilmember Faessel,
The hospitality industry is one of a handful of industries where you can rise to top management positions from minimum wage jobs. I know several colleagues who started at the bottom rung and worked up to General Manager, Directors of Sales, Director of Housekeeping, Director of Engineering, etc. I supply my own credentials below to add validity to my asking for you to vote for an economic impact report on the ballot initiative before you on Tuesday.
In almost 40 years of negotiations and contracting with Convention and Tourism entities, there were many, many times that we lost the bids to other cities for better pricing (i.e.: Las Vegas). I don’t have the percentages, hoping your contracting for an economic impact report will show what it was in the past; as well as, what they project the impact will be with a rise in pricing that will be required by this initiative.
My career started at age 15 in the restaurant business for minimum wage as hostess, buffet server. I worked my way into the Accounting Office, learned to be a Controller for the restaurant at the same time working parttime as an on-call Banquet Server. Next, became a Banquet Manager, went into Catering Sales at my first Anaheim Resort Hotel in 1980. I worked my way up the ladder in that hotel and eventually was hired for my first Director of Sales job at another Anaheim Resort Hotel. Worked as a Director of Sales & Marketing for four Anaheim Resort hotels (Brands and Independents), AirportBus, and for Marriott International with sales responsibilities for 7 of the area Marriott products. This industry trains and mentors all who want the opportunity to promote.
I worry that if this initiative passes, the hotels and motels in Anaheim would struggle to keep their doors open. Not only would this drive down values of the small businesses, it would make us less competitive than other destinations. Investors will choose to invest in other cities, and hotel and motel owners will not be able to improve their properties. I believe this initiative is a disaster for Anaheim and Anaheim's economy.
We all experienced the negative economic impact that the Covid shutdown caused for the City Budget and Services as well as the hotel/motel properties. We are still trying to recover—the hospitality industry and the City of Anaheim. Hence, my plea for you to vote for an economic impact report.
Thank you,
Cathy Dutton
PS: Most of my 74 years of age have been as a resident of Anaheim and current business address is in Anaheim. I am currently retired from the hotel industry and in the process of starting a shuttle from ARTIC to LAX (another reason we need to know how this measure would impact the Anaheim Resort).
The highest compliment I can receive is the referral of friends & family.
Thank you for your trust!
SusanaBarrios
From: MariaDRosario Gutierrez <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15, 20231:23PM
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] PleaseAdopt theHotel & EventCenterWorker Protection Ordinance:
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
FlagStatus: Completed
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ForPublicComment,
IamwritingasahospitalityworkerwhoworksinAnaheimtourgetheCityCounciltoadopt theHotelWorkerProtectionOrdinance. Ourcommunityhasspoken: over25,000Anaheim voterssignedpetitionsinsupportoftheinitiative!
Adoptingthispolicywouldgivehospitalityworkersthetoolstoprotectthemselvesfromsexual assault, ensurefairpayforheavyworkloads, andguaranteedecentwagesamidOrange County’saffordablehousingcrisis. PleasemakesuretheCityofAnaheimiswatchingoutfor itsvulnerableworkersandgivingthemthedignityandrespecttheydeserve.
Pleaseadoptthisordinancewithoutfurtherdelay.
MariaDRosarioGutierrez
1 SusanaBarrios
From: MaryVillamor Villamor <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15, 20232:
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
1 MaryVillamor Villamor
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Bulmaro Vicente <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May15, 20233:15PM
To: Public Comment
Cc: Ashleigh Aitken; Natalie Rubalcava; JoseDiaz; CarlosA. Leon; Norma C. Kurtz; Stephen Faessel; Natalie Meeks
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] Support Agenda Item19: HotelWorker Protection Ordinance Attachments: ChispaSupport LetterItem19 - HotelWorkerProtection Ordinance.pdf Follow UpFlag: Follow up
FlagStatus: Completed
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Hello,
Attached youwillfindChispa'sLetter ofSupport forAgenda Item19: Adopt theInitiative Petition entitled Hotel andEvent Center Minimum Wage, Worker Retention, andHotelWorker Safety andWorkload Initiative” Ordinance.
InSolidarity,
Boomer
Policy andPolitical Director | Chispa
e: boomer@chispaoc. org
1505E17thStreet Suite 117Santa Ana, CA92705
Chispa isbuilding apolitical home foryoung Latinxs inOrange County! Please consider making a donation tohelp usbuild our casita. Chispa isaproject ofTides Advocacy, a501c4 non-profit organization.
1 Anaheim City Council
City of Anaheim
200 S. Anaheim Blvd.
Anaheim, CA 92805
RE: SUPPORT Agenda Item # 19 - ADOPT THE “ HOTEL AND EVENT CENTER
MINIMUM WAGE, WORKER RETENTION, AND HOTEL WORKER SAFETY AND WORKLOAD INITIATIVE” ORDINANCE
Dear Mayor Aitken and City Councilmembers,
I write on behalf of Chispa to express our support for Item 19 and urge the Council to adopt UNITE HERE Local 11’s “Hotel and Event Center Minimum Wage, Worker Retention, and Hotel Worker Safety and Workload Initiative” Ordinance. The City of Anaheim ( City) must commit to protecting the wellbeing and rights of its hotel workers, who are suffering low wages and intolerable working conditions.
Chispa seeks to engage with excluded peoples to uproot systems of oppression and cultivate systems grounded in community accountability, solidarity, and self-determination for our communities to thrive. We are a membership-based organization for young Latinxs advocating for systemic changes across Orange County.
Anaheim is renowned for Disneyland Resort, one of the largest resort industries in the world, which attracts millions of visitors from all across the globe to visit the City and stay in hotels. The industry relies on the tireless work of hotel workers for its success. Unfortunately, many of these workers are facing horrific working conditions, including sexual assault and other threatening situations. In addition, with the cost of living and rent on the rise, many hotel workers struggle to make ends meet. These unjust working conditions and low wages have prompted hotel workers to take action and gather thousands of petition signatures to introduce a Hotel Worker Protection Ordinance on the ballot. UNITE HERE Local 11, a union representing 32,000 hotel workers in Southern California and Arizona, is leading this effort.
UNITE HERE Local 11’s proposed Ordinance would require hotels to pay hotel workers a minimum wage of $25 per hour. Additionally, the Ordinance would enhance protections of hotel workers by providing panic buttons, which they can use in case of emergencies or threatening situations.
Hotel workers cannot wait any longer for better pay and workplace protections. Anaheim should adopt the proposed Hotel Worker Protection Ordinance, following in the footsteps of Irvine, which became the first City in Orange County to pass such an Ordinance. We urge you to take action and send a clear message that our community values the well-being and rights of hotel workers. Let's make history and ensure that all hotel workers are treated with the respect and fairness they deserve.
Sincerely,
Bulmaro Vicente
Policy and Political Director
CC: [email protected]
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nkurtz@anaheim. net
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SusanaBarrios
From: SARAH FRANCIUC < [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
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DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
SARAH FRANCIUC
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PaulMeitzler <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
FlagStatus: Completed
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
PaulMeitzler
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Robert Lopez <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
FlagStatus: Completed
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
Robert Lopez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DANIEL Ward <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
FlagStatus: Completed
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.
Weurge youtodoso!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
DANIEL Ward
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MikeWooner <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
FlagStatus: Completed
Warning: Thisemail originated fromoutside theCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropen attachments unless yourecognize thesender andareexpecting themessage.
DearAnaheim CityCouncil,
OnMay16youareslated tocertify thepetition toadopt anordinance which would drastically impact hotels throughout theCityofAnaheim. While promoted asameasure toincrease hotelworker safety, thispoorly drafted proposal contains wage andwork rules requirements thatwould devastate Anaheim hotels, withripple effects thatwould gutAnaheim’sbudget.
Hotels throughout Anaheim, andespecially intheAnaheim Resort area, areresponsible forgenerating millions ofdollars inrevenue forthecity. According tothecity’sownestimate, Anaheim Resort hotels willgenerate 172million for2022-2023. Those dollars arecritical tofunding Anaheim services suchasparks and recreation, maintaining andrepairing roads andinfrastructure, community andsenior services, andthepublic safety services likepoliceandfirethatAnaheim residents relyon.
Imposing thepending wage andworkrulesonAnaheim hotels willbeacostly newmandate. Many workers whoweresupposed tobenefit willlikely seetheirhours reduced, ortheirjobseliminated. Larger hotelswill raisetheirprices forrooms, amenities, andservices, resulting infewer hotelstays andless taxrevenue forthe city. Smaller hotels, including family owned “momandpop” hotelswilllikely justgooutofbusiness.
Plus, theincreased costsofdoing business inAnaheim overall willmake ittougher forAnaheim toattract and retain thebigtrade shows andconventions likeNAMM andNatural Products, andmake ittougher forfamilies andtourists tojustify thecostsofavacation totheAnaheim Resort.
Andthose increased costs could alsoresult inachilling effect onbusiness development throughout Anaheim, butespecially where tourism matters most: intheAnaheim Resort. Tourism developments, including new hotels, could slowdown orbecanceled outright because nobusiness willwanttomake asignificant investment inacitywhere costs aregoing toskyrocket.
Thismeasure istooterrible initspotential consequences tomove forward withunless weknowallthefacts. As theCityCouncil, youhavetheauthority toaskcitystafftoperform astudyoftheproposal sothatwecanfind outthefacts.