Weurge youtodoso!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
MikeWooner
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Robert Lopez <[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
Robert Lopez
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michael DeAngelo <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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
Michael DeAngelo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Teresa Ruffin <[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
Teresa Ruffin
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DonnaScales <[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
Donna Scales
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ChrisFrankMcVicker <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16, 2023
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
ChrisFrank McVicker
2 SusanaBarrios
From: EmilioVargas <[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
EmilioVargas
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CoryGranillo <[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
CoryGranillo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Donna Micklo <[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
Donna Micklo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Monica Gunn <[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
Monica Gunn
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Yvonne Mares <yvonne@metermanservices. com>
Sent: Monday, May15,
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
Yvonne Mares
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DonaldBrothers <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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
Donald Brothers
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marguerite Taylor <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May15,
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
Marguerite Taylor
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Robyn Logan <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
Robyn Logan
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PatrickJPepper < [email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
To: Public Comment
Cc: Jill
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] Agenda Items18 &19 - HotelandEventCenter Minimum Wage, Worker Retention andHotelWorker SafetyandWorkload Initiative
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Mayor andMembers oftheCityCouncil,
Iamwriting toaskthatyoutodirectCityStafftodoComprehensive Impact Analysis oftheItem19 - Hotel and Event Center minimum Wage, Worker Retention andHotelWorker Safety andWorkload Initiative before taking action ontheProposed Initiative.
IwasontheBudget Commission fortenyears andknowhowimportant theresort areahotels, Convention Center andevent centers aretotheannual CityBudget. ThisInitiative may haveasignificant negative impact toCityrevenues ifadopted bydriving uptheoperating costtooperate theConvention Center andhotels throughout Anaheim. Ifthecosttoholdconventions andrentrooms goesupasaresultofthisInitiative, conventions willmovetolower costlocations andtheTOTfrom hotels willbereduced astravelers findless expensive accommodations inothercities. Theimpact would definitely hitPublicSafety asthePolice andFire Budget isover70% oftheGeneral Fund.
Icantellyoufrompersonal experience asamember oftheAmerican Institute ofAeronautics andAstronautics AIAA) andtheSAEInternational thatwhere tohold aconference iscostdriven andaverycompetitive environment between cities thathaveconvention facilities. Thecosttolargecorporations thatparticipate, sponsor andexhibit atamajor conference caneasily runwellover $500,000. When costsgoupwithnoadded value, professional organizations lookforotherlocations tomaintain/increase participation asthisisamajor source oftheirannual revenue.
Thisproposed Initiative byUniteHereLocal 11seeks totakecontrol oflocalbusinesses bymandating wage increases andestablishing newregulations under theguise ofworker safety. Inreality allitwilldoisinflate prices beyond market rates, destroy small business owners thatmust comply withthenewregulations, and reduce employment asconventions/travelers movetolower costlocations, alongwithnegatively impacting City revenues.
AsUniteHere Local11hasqualified thisInitiative Ballot Measure, Iaskyouinclosing toplease havetheCity Staffperform aComprehensive CostImpact Analysis sothatyouandthevoters inAnaheim canunderstand whattheimpacts tothecitywillbeifitisadopted.
Thank youforyourtimeandservice toourcommunity.
1 Patrick Pepper
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Freddie Pereira <fredypereira38+ [email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
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FlagStatus: Completed
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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
Freddie Pereira
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Mohammad Barekat <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16, 2023
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
Mohammad Barekat
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Tracy Cervantes <Tracylocks@sbcglobal. net>
Sent: Monday, May15,
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
Tracy Cervantes
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ManuelSoto <msoto92805@sbcglobal. net>
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
Manuel Soto
2 SusanaBarrios
From: TimBarnard <[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
TimBarnard
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DonaldBrothers <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May15,
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
Donald Brothers
2 SusanaBarrios
From: George Correa <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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
George Correa
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BradGrams <brad@newsongmedia. com>
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
BradGrams
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Mackie Cardoos <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15,
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
Mackie Cardoos
2 SusanaBarrios
From: SCOTTPollock <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May15,
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
SCOTT Pollock
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CarlAlessi <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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!
1 Perform thestudy, gather alltheinformation andfactsabout theimpact ofthismeasure, anddon’tmove forward untilweknowalltheways inwhich itwillimpact thefinances ofourcityandthequality oflifewe’ve come toexpect fromAnaheim
CarlAlessi
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Carol Rhodes-Rice <[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
Carol Rhodes-Rice
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CarlSimonian <simonians@sbcglobal. net>
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
CarlSimonian
2 SusanaBarrios
From: FadiMahassel <[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
FadiMahassel
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DavidTurney <daveturney1@sbcglobal. net>
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
David Turney
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JoyceAlessi <[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
JoyceAlessi
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ChrisFrankMcVicker <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May15, 2023
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
ChrisFrank McVicker
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LiliDoan <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday,
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
LiliDoan
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Tracy Cervantes <Tracylocks@sbcglobal. net>
Sent: Monday, May15,
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
Tracy Cervantes
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michele Dizon <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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
Michele Dizon
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Thomas Teig <[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
Thomas Teig
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MattStanley <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May
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 1 measure willimpact ourlives.
Regards,
MattStanley
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Christopher Gilbertson <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15, 2023
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] DotheStudy - Protect funding forAnaheim'sneighborhoods and services
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
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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
Christopher Gilbertson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Matthew Newman <mnewman916+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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
Matthew Newman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JulieVock <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday,
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
JulieVock
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Candace Michalski <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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
Candace Michalski
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Maitrinh Nguyen <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15,
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
Maitrinh Nguyen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Rebecca Remsen <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May15,
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
Rebecca Remsen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: LoriFranklin <franklinlori@sbcglobal. net>
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
LoriFranklin
2 SusanaBarrios
From: William Cleaver <William.Cleaver.625676288@yourconstituent. com> Sent: Monday, May15,
To: Public Comment
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] VoteYesOnTheEconomic ImpactStudy
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
FlagStatus: Completed
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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 1 measure willimpact ourlives.
Regards,
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JoanWoosley <[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
JoanWoosley
2 SusanaBarrios
From: NormaBrown <[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
Norma Brown
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Theresa Bass
Sent: Tuesday, May16, 20237:25AM
To: Public Comment
Subject: Fwd: \[EXTERNAL\] AMessage fromtheExecutive OfficeatJWMarriott, Anaheim Resort Attachments: image008.png; image003.png; image004.png; image005.png; image006.png; image007.png; CityCouncilmember_SteveFaessel, District5.pdf From: "Cortez, Gloria" <[email protected]>
Date: May15, 2023at5:56:53PMPDT
To: StephenFaessel <[email protected]>
Cc: "Richardson, Rhanda" <[email protected]> Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] AMessagefromtheExecutiveOfficeatJWMarriott, Anaheim Resort
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Goodafternoon CouncilMemberSteveFaessel,
Pleasefindattachedcorrespondence onbehalfofourGeneralManager, Mrs. Rhanda Richardson .
Best,
Gloria
GLORIA CORTEZ
SENIOR EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT | JWMARRIOTT, ANAHEIM
RESORT
1775South Clementine Street | Anaheim, CA 92802
gloria.cortez@marriott. com
jwmarriott.com
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Tel 714.399.9335
May 15, 2023
Council Member Steve Faessel, District 5
City of Anaheim
200 S. Anaheim Blvd.
Anaheim, CA 92805
Dear Council Member Steve Faessel,
We are writing to express our deep concern with the proposed “ Hotel and Event Center” ballot measure that is scheduled to be considered by City Council on May 16th. Based on our initial review of the measure, we fear that it will have lasting and irrevocable negative impacts on residents, jobs, businesses, and taxpayers in Anaheim. In doing so, this proposed measure threatens to put our entire city at a significant economic disadvantage when compared to neighboring communities.
Because of the seriousness of this issue, we encourage the City Council to take full advantage of state law, which provides that a thorough economic impact analysis can be conducted by the city in anticipation of such a measure. The impact analysis includes but is not limited to, increased costs to Anaheim residents, reduction in city services ( police, fire, parks, libraries), private- sector job losses, and the fiscal impact of visitors choosing to stay in Garden Grove hotels and commuting into Anaheim in order to avoid the harmful impacts of this proposal.
In addition to targeting jobs in Anaheim, this measure will dramatically increase costs on local residents who visit city-owned facilities such as Angel Stadium, the Honda Center, and the Anaheim Convention Center.
Thank you in advance for your leadership and efforts to thoughtfully evaluate the potential impacts this proposal will have on Anaheim’ s General Fund, residents, and employment opportunities prior to taking any official action on the measure.
We are anxious to work with the City Council and others to avoid any unnecessary consequences that could be triggered by this proposal. By working collaboratively, we are confident that we can find a balanced way to protect city residents, services and job opportunities here in Anaheim.
Sincerely,
Rhanda Richardson, General Manager
SusanaBarrios
From: Connie Newcombe <[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 Connie Newcombe
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DaniaNunez <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Gisselle Sequeira <gisselle.sequeira@verizonwireless. com> 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 Gisselle Sequeira
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Roger Johnson <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Brendon Henson <bre815cay1226+ [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 Brendon Henson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Rochelle Granillo <[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 Rochelle Granillo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Ameenah AbuHamdiyyah < [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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 Ameenah AbuHamdiyyah
2 SusanaBarrios
From: gabyp <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday,
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: JoshDam <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday,
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: Roxanne Filie <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: JohnSwanson <jswanson4120+ [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 JohnSwanson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CalebJackson <calebsjackson5+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Caleb Jackson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Barbara Mouness <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Marian Lockwood <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Patricia Malvica <[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 Patricia Malvica
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BrunoPita <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday,
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: Christine McKinney <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Christine McKinney
2 SusanaBarrios
From: NickWynn <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Noreen Francis <noreenjfrancis+ [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 Noreen Francis
2 SusanaBarrios
From: SandraAcosta <sandraacosta06+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Barbara Garcia <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: CliffPenner <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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
CliffPenner
2 SusanaBarrios
From: OscarGarcia <oscarogarcia@outlook. com>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: JacobRoberson <jacobroberson38+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Jacob Roberson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Francis Tuzzolino Jr <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Francis Tuzzolino Jr
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JinPark <hwalsin+gmail.com@advocateslink. com>
Sent: Tuesday,
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 JinPark
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CarolSnyder <[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 CarolSnyder
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KevinBui <[email protected]> Sent: Monday,
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 KevinBui
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Mokhles Beshai <[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 Mokhles Beshai
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JuanGuzman <maquinadosguzman15+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 JuanGuzman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Melissa Salas <melissasalas46+ [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 Melissa Salas
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KeithKepford <[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 KeithKepford
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CherKrichmar <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Sharron Tongpalan <Sharron000@roadrunner. com>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Sharron Tongpalan
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JudiCourtney <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: SinaPousima <[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 SinaPousima
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PETEKOUSOULAS < [email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: JohnNguyen <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 JohnNguyen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Christine McKinney <[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
Christine McKinney
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Jennifer Miller <jennifermiller@sbcglobal. net>
Sent: Tuesday, 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 Jennifer Miller
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JasonVega <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: LenaGuzman <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: NancyHubbard <[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 Nancy Hubbard
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marian Ufkes <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Marian Ufkes
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michael Rocsko <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Gregory Letts <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: JuanViana <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: James Chamberlain <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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: Kathryn Truong <[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 Kathryn Truong
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Shiromi Samaranayak < duleep_samaranayake+ [email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15, 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 Shiromi Samaranayak
2 SusanaBarrios
From: RobertBowen <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Robert Bowen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Andrea Medina <[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 Andrea Medina
2 SusanaBarrios
From: SteveFrasco <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Howard REMSEN <[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 Howard REMSEN
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ERIKECKHOLM <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 ERIKECKHOLM
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Richard Husband <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: CATHERINE LEE <JHCATHERINE26+ GMAIL.COM@advocateslink. com> 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 CATHERINE LEE
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Muhammad Keftaro <muhammadkeftaro+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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: AnitaErickson <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 AnitaErickson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Michael Ray <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: Rawan Fatima <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: Alexander Gallery <alexanderscottgallery+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Alexander Gallery
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JohnO'Dowd <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: DaveGunn <[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 DaveGunn
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BeckLevin <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 BeckLevin
2 SusanaBarrios
From: EdwinTorbeso <kambalko1965+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Edwin Torbeso
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Tamara Lemmenes <carebytamaralynne@outlook. com>
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 Tamara Lemmenes
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Allison Haugen <ahaugen92201+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Samuel Thomas <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: JulieChang <Juliechang128+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Richard Laird <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Laird
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Chelsey Haardt <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: MarniHove <missmarni17+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Deborah Brothers <[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 Deborah Brothers
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Bridgette Ruiz <[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 Bridgette Ruiz
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marcel Fraix <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: MyTran <pmtran89+gmail.com@advocateslink. com>
Sent: Monday,
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 MyTran
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ArturoGuzman <[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 Arturo Guzman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Richard Maus <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Maus
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Shanyra Fernandez <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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: Donna McCoy <chuckmccoy855@icloud. con>
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 Donna McCoy
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Roberto Gozun <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Roberto Gozun
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Deborah Silverstein <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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 Deborah Silverstein
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Randy Hazzard <[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 Randy Hazzard
2 SusanaBarrios
From: TarinWilloughby <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: JuliaSchroter <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Kalpana Shah <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Mollilou Forbes <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Breanna Negrete <breannanegrete+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Breanna Negrete
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BonitaTaylor <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: LaurieHeinbokel <[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 Laurie Heinbokel
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Anastasha MILLSPAUGH < [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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 Anastasha MILLSPAUGH
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Kimberly Kriegler <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Kimberly Kriegler
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MistyMatz <matzfamily@sbchlobsl. net>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: LouAnnKelly <louanninorange+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 LouAnnKelly
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CherylThomas <TLYNN.CHERYL+GMAIL.COM@advocateslink. com> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Cheryl Thomas
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Arturo Contreras <gnosismanagementconsultants+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Arturo Contreras
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Richard Ishikawa <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: DinuPatel <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday,
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: PabloSalas <salaspablo58+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: ChauNguyen <chaumnguyen1215+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Philo <yahphilvos+yahoo.com@advocateslink. com>
Sent: Tuesday,
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: DonnaEpoerson <donnaepperson1+ [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 Donna Epoerson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KimDenison <denisonkim@outlook. com>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: StevenEwell <[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 Steven Ewell
2 SusanaBarrios
From: PatrickJPepper < [email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May
To: Public Comment
Cc: Jill
Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] Agenda Items18 &19 - HotelandEventCenter Minimum Wage, Worker Retention andHotelWorker SafetyandWorkload Initiative
Follow UpFlag: Follow up
FlagStatus: Completed
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Mayor andMembers oftheCityCouncil,
Iamwriting toaskthatyoutodirectCityStafftodoComprehensive Impact Analysis oftheItem19 - Hotel and Event Center minimum Wage, Worker Retention andHotelWorker Safety andWorkload Initiative before taking action ontheProposed Initiative.
IwasontheBudget Commission fortenyears andknowhowimportant theresort areahotels, Convention Center andevent centers aretotheannual CityBudget. ThisInitiative may haveasignificant negative impact toCityrevenues ifadopted bydriving uptheoperating costtooperate theConvention Center andhotels throughout Anaheim. Ifthecosttoholdconventions andrentrooms goesupasaresultofthisInitiative, conventions willmovetolower costlocations andtheTOTfrom hotels willbereduced astravelers findless expensive accommodations inothercities. Theimpact would definitely hitPublicSafety asthePolice andFire Budget isover70% oftheGeneral Fund.
Icantellyoufrompersonal experience asamember oftheAmerican Institute ofAeronautics andAstronautics AIAA) andtheSAEInternational thatwhere tohold aconference iscostdriven andaverycompetitive environment between cities thathaveconvention facilities. Thecosttolargecorporations thatparticipate, sponsor andexhibit atamajor conference caneasily runwellover $500,000. When costsgoupwithnoadded value, professional organizations lookforotherlocations tomaintain/increase participation asthisisamajor source oftheirannual revenue.
Thisproposed Initiative byUniteHereLocal 11seeks totakecontrol oflocalbusinesses bymandating wage increases andestablishing newregulations under theguise ofworker safety. Inreality allitwilldoisinflate prices beyond market rates, destroy small business owners thatmust comply withthenewregulations, and reduce employment asconventions/travelers movetolower costlocations, alongwithnegatively impacting City revenues.
AsUniteHere Local11hasqualified thisInitiative Ballot Measure, Iaskyouinclosing toplease havetheCity Staffperform aComprehensive CostImpact Analysis sothatyouandthevoters inAnaheim canunderstand whattheimpacts tothecitywillbeifitisadopted.
Thank youforyourtimeandservice toourcommunity.
1 Patrick Pepper
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Abraham Johnson <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Abraham Johnson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Naomi Russell <snrmkconsultant77+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Sheremiah Alba <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Morae Morris <moraemorris214+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Morae Morris
2 SusanaBarrios
From: TuanCao <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday,
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: Vicente Alcocer <alcocervixente+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Michael Klein <[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 Michael Klein
2 SusanaBarrios
From: William Miller <[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 William Miller
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Emma Miranda-Roach <emmamroach23+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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: BrendaVaughn <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: jimschultz <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: Walden Lee <[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 Walden Lee
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Brigida Ugale <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Brigida Ugale
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Veronica Valdovinos <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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 Valdovinos
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Damon Bartolone <damonbartolone+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: GaryZhao <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: CarlosEscaleras <[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 CarlosEscaleras
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Connie Newcombe <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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 Connie Newcombe
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JulieGuthrie <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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 JulieGuthrie
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Joseph Luu <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: CarolMandichak <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: JavierMiranda salgado <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16, 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: Michael Valen <michaeleenvalen@sbcglobal. net>
Sent: Tuesday, 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 Valen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JulieBrunette <juliebrunette78+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 JulieBrunette
2 SusanaBarrios
From: RaquelPlacencio <raquelplacencio111+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: VíctorPérez <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Dianne Hickman <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Dianne Hickman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ErikaPettite <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 ErikaPettite
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Cynthia Drake <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Cynthia Drake
2 SusanaBarrios
From: WeichiWoocheng <weichiwoocheng+ [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 Weichi Woocheng
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ChrisDeLaTorre <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Sandra Henry <[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 Sandra Henry
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Angelo Samaranayake < [email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15, 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 Angelo Samaranayake
2 SusanaBarrios
From: AdamDominguez <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Michele Edman <[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 Michele Edman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: TeresaWeymouth <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Jocelyn Medina <Jocelyncomedina+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Jocelyn Medina
2 SusanaBarrios
From: CoryElliott <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: HoaNguyen <[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 HoaNguyen
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MarkMacias <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 Mark Macias
2 SusanaBarrios
From: DavidPeterson <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 DavidPeterson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JayGuna <oscean+hotmail.com@advocateslink. com>
Sent: Tuesday,
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: NamNgo <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday,
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 NamNgo
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Veronica Concha <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: CherylBachman <cherylbachman@icloud. com>
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 Cheryl Bachman
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JohnCristiano <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 JohnCristiano
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MariaGarcia <[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 MariaGarcia
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BarbCampion <[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 BarbCampion
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MADHVI RAVAL <ravalmadhvi2005+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 MADHVI RAVAL
2 SusanaBarrios
From: ElvisHubble <elvishubble1958+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 ElvisHubble
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Daniel Catalano <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: Shannon Maddox <shannonmaddox@icloud. com>
Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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 Shannon Maddox
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Deidra Trevathan <deetrevathan@icloud. com>
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 Deidra Trevathan
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Nicholas Bunag <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: William hall <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 William hall
2 SusanaBarrios
From: JulieO'Malley <DentistJulie84+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 JulieO'Malley
2 SusanaBarrios
From: BharatiPatel <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: Stephen McDougall <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May15, 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 Stephen McDougall
2 SusanaBarrios
From: MilaGalletto <[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 MilaGalletto
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Marylou Johnson <[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 Marylou Johnson
2 SusanaBarrios
From: Lissette Cortes <corteslissett33+ [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May16,
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: LindaEsping <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 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: Chanel Rana <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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: JanGarsee <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 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 JanGarsee
2 SusanaBarrios
From: KevinEubanks <kevineubanks803+ [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.