2. Appendix to Minutes (03/19/24) — Anaheim City Council, September 24, 2024

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DisneylandForwardSupport Letter
TheHon. AshleighAitkenand Hon. Councilmembers
Cityof Anaheim
AnaheimCityHall
200S. AnaheimBlvd., MS162
Anaheim, CA 92805
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HonorableMayorAitkenand CityCouncilmembers:

I’m writingto expressmy supportfor DisneylandForwardand to encourage Anaheim’sCityCouncilto certifythe DraftSubsequent EnvironmentalImpact Report (DSEIR) and approve the
DisneylandForwardProject.
1 DisneylandForwardwillpave the way for Disneyto meaningfullyinvest for decades, and to create thousandsof jobsfor local residentsand infusethe City’sgeneral fund with millionsinadditionaltax revenue everyyear. WithDisneylandForward, Disneyisproposingto buildonly on land alreadyowned or controlled by Disney. Disneyisnot asking for taxpayersubsidiesor askingto add any additional theme park squarefootage or hotel roomsbeyond what the Cityalreadyhas approved. Basedon my review, Disneyisjustaskingto spreadthe previouslyapproved squarefootage and hotel roomsaroundDisney propertiesina way that makessensefor today’smarketdemand.

TheDraftSEIRreviewsthe keycomponentsunderthe California EnvironmentalQualityAct (CEQA), includingtraffic, noise, aesthetics lighting), airqualityand cumulativeimpactsamong others. Afteran exhaustivestudyby third-party independent experts, it isclearthat after many yearsof planning, reviewand analysis, it istimeto certify the EIRand approve the DisneylandForwardProject.

Sincerely,
AndrewLam
MontereyPark, CA, 91754
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ElaineThienprasiddhi, Cityof AnaheimPrincipalPlanner
TheresaBass, AnaheimCityClerk
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MarkVilla
Anaheim, Ca, 92807
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AndreHoss
Irvine, CA, 92618
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Jay Shannon
Anaheim, CA, 92807
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From: TheresaBass
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KyleighJohnson
Anaheim, CA, 92805
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Westminster, California, 92683
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Fontana, Ca, 92336
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03-16-2024.

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Schoolsinlargenumbershaven't graspedmentalhealthnegativeimpactwithsocialmediawithcellphonessuchasAB 272year2019.ASWELLbluelightharmCASCR732019.
a) Thereisgrowingevidencethatunrestricteduseofsmartphonesbypupilsatelementaryandsecondaryschools duringtheschooldayinterfereswith theeducationalmissionoftheschools, lowerspupilperformance, particularly amonglow-achievingpupils, promotescyberbullying, andcontributesto anincreasein teenageanxiety, depression, andsuicide.
b) In September2018, Franceadoptedanationwidesmartphonebanin allprimaryandmiddleschoolsin orderto promotepupil achievementandhealthysocialdevelopment.

BelowwillbetheAssemblyBillwithothersupportivewhereschoolsintheUSAaremovingtowardseducatingparents withstudentseducation,bullying, suicides, fightsect.

AB-272 Pupils: use of smartphones.( 2019-2020)
AssemblyBill No. 272
CHAPTER42
Anactto addSection48901.7totheEducationCode, relatingtopupils. 1 ApprovedbyGovernorJuly01, 2019. Filedwith SecretaryofStateJuly01, 2019. \]

LEGISLATIVECOUNSEL'SDIGEST
AB272, Muratsuchi. Pupils: useofsmartphones.

Existinglawauthorizesthegoverningboardofaschooldistrictor its designeeto regulatethepossessionor useof anyelectronicsignalingdevicethatoperatesthroughthetransmissionor receiptofradiowaves, including, butnot limited to, pagingand signalingequipment, by pupils of the schooldistrict while the pupils are on campus, attendingschool-sponsoredactivities, or underthesupervisionor controlofschooldistrictemployees.

Thisbill wouldexplicitlyauthorizethegoverningbodyofaschooldistrict, acountyofficeofeducation, or acharter schoolto adoptapolicytolimit or prohibittheusebyits pupilsofsmartphoneswhilethepupilsareataschoolsite or while the pupilsareunderthe supervisionandcontrolof an employeeor employeesof that schooldistrict, countyofficeofeducation, orcharterschool. Thebill would, however, specifycircumstancesin whichapupilcould notbeprohibitedfrompossessingor usingasmartphone.

DIGESTKEY
Vote: majority Appropriation: no FiscalCommittee: no LocalProgram: no

BILLTEXT
THEPEOPLEOFTHESTATEOFCALIFORNIADOENACTASFOLLOWS:

SECTION1.

TheLegislaturefindsanddeclaresall ofthefollowing:
a) Thereisgrowingevidencethatunrestricteduseofsmartphonesbypupilsatelementaryandsecondaryschools duringtheschooldayinterfereswith theeducationalmissionoftheschools, lowerspupilperformance, particularly amonglow-achievingpupils, promotescyberbullying, and contributesto an increasein teenageanxiety, depression, andsuicide.
b) In September2018, Franceadoptedanationwidesmartphonebanin all primaryandmiddleschoolsin order to promotepupilachievementandhealthysocialdevelopment.
c) TheLondonSchoolof EconomicsandPoliticalSciencepublishedaMay2015studythatfoundthattestscores improvedsignificantlyat schoolsthat bannedmobilephoneuse, and that the mostsignificantgainsin pupil performanceweremadebythemostdisadvantagedandunderachievingpupils. Thestudyconcludedthat “schools couldsignificantlyreducetheeducationachievementgapbyprohibitingmobilephoneusein schools.” d) Dr. JeanTwenge, who is a professorof psychologyat SanDiegoStateUniversity, publisheda bookin 2017 entitled “iGen,” whichpresentsevidenceofanincreasein depressionandsuicideamongAmericanteenagersthat maybecausedbyincreasedmobiledevicescreentimeandsocialmediause. Accordingto Dr. Twenge, 8th grade pupilswhospend10 or morehoursperweekonsocialmediaare56percentmorelikely to describethemselves asunhappythanthosewhodevotelesstimeto socialmedia. Moreover, teenagerswhospendthreehoursperday or moreonelectronicdevicesare35 percentmorelikely to demonstraterisk factorsfor suicide, suchassuicidal ideation, andteenagerswho spendfive or morehoursper dayon their devicesare 71 percentmorelikely to demonstratearisk factorfor suicide.
2 SEC. 2.

Section48901.7 isaddedto theEducationCode, to read:
48901.7.
a) Thegoverningbodyofaschooldistrict, acountyofficeof education, or acharterschoolmayadoptapolicyto limit or prohibit theuseby its pupilsof smartphoneswhile thepupilsareat a schoolsiteor while thepupilsare underthesupervisionandcontrolofanemployeeor employeesof thatschooldistrict, countyofficeof education, or charterschool.
b) Notwithstandingsubdivision (a), apupilshallnotbeprohibitedfrompossessingor usingasmartphoneunder anyofthefollowingcircumstances:
1) In thecaseofanemergency, or in responseto aperceivedthreatofdanger. 2) Whena teacheror administratorof theschooldistrict, countyofficeof education, or charterschoolgrants permissionto a pupil to possessor usea smartphone, subjectto anyreasonablelimitation imposedby that teacheror administrator.
3) Whenalicensedphysicianandsurgeondeterminesthatthepossessionor useofasmartphoneisnecessary for thehealthor well-beingofthepupil.
4) Whenthepossessionor useofasmartphoneisrequiredin apupil’sindividualizededucationprogram.

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Inanefforttocurbthistrend, anewelectronicdevicepolicyhasbeenenacted forthe2022-2023schoolyear," thereleasesaid. Studentswillnolongerbeable to usetheirphonesinclassrooms, lockerrooms, bathroomsorontheschool bus.Aug24, 2022
RinggoldSchoolDistrictbanscellphoneuseinhopesofreducingfights, cyberbullying

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August24, 2022 / 7:16PMEDT / CBSPittsburgh
NEWEAGLE, Pa. (KDKA) - AnewschoolpolicyinWashingtonCountyistakingcellphonesoutof theclassroom. RinggoldSchool Districthasintroducedanewpolicyprohibitingstudentsfromusingcellphoneswhileatschoolorondistrictpropertyinhopesto reducefightsandcyberbullying.

Inarelease, thedistrictsaiditsschoolpolicedepartmentdocumented56criminalincidentslastschoolyearwherestudentsused theircellphonesto planfights, harassotherstudentsandvandalizeschoolproperty. Thedistrictalsosaidthatcommunication betweenstudentsonphonesincludedplanning "vapinggatherings" inschoolbathroomsandothercriminalmischief.

Inanefforttocurbthistrend, anewelectronicdevicepolicyhasbeenenactedforthe2022-2023schoolyear," thereleasesaid.

Studentswillnolongerbeabletousetheirphonesinclassrooms, locker rooms, bathroomsorontheschoolbus.

Accordingto thedistrictwebsite, "TheBoardprohibitsuseof electronicdevicesbystudentsduringtheschooldayin district buildings; ondistrictproperty; ondistrictbusesandvehicles; andduringthetimestudentsareunderthesupervisionofthedistrict." Someparentssaidtheyagreewiththenewpolicy.

Thekidsgo to schoolto learnso theydon't needthatdistraction," saidEmmogeneWalker, a grandparentto a studentin a neighboringdistrict. "Theyneedthebooklearning. Theeducation. Theyneedtobeabletoconcentrateonthat." Otherssaidtheyworrywhatcouldhappenwithoutcellphonesinanemergencysituation. https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/ringgold-school-district-cell-phone-use-ban/

2. Thereisanewpolicyregardingcellphone/smartphone /electronicdeviceusagewithintheRinggoldSchoolDistrictthatisbeing enactedforthe2022-23schoolyear. Recentnationalstatisticsshowthatapproximately20% ofcyberbullyingincidentsoccurover cellphonesduringtheschoolday, asdotheorchestrationof fights. Asmanyof youknow, theRinggoldSchoolDistrictwasnot exemptfromthesekindsof occurrenceslastyear. TheRinggoldPoliceDepartmentdocumented56criminalincidentsinthelast schoolyearwherestudentsusedcellphonecommunicationwithfellowstudentstoplanfights, harassotherstudents, coordinate vaping “gatherings” inschoolbathrooms, vandalizepropertyandcommitothercriminalmischief. Inaneffortto curbthistrend, a newelectronicdevicepolicyhasbeenenactedforthe2022-2023schoolyear https://www.ringgold.org/cms/lib/PA01916235/Centricity/Domain/4/22- 23%20Welcome%20Back%20Letter%20from%20Superintendent.pdf 4 2. Thereisanewpolicyregardingcellphone/smartphone /electronicdeviceusagewithinthe RinggoldSchoolDistrictthatisbeingenactedforthe2022-23schoolyear.

Recentnationalstatisticsshowthatapproximately20% ofcyberbullyingincidentsoccurovercellphones duringtheschoolday, asdotheorchestrationoffights. Asmanyofyouknow, theRinggoldSchool Districtwasnotexemptfromthesekindsofoccurrenceslastyear. TheRinggoldPoliceDepartment documented56criminalincidentsinthelastschoolyearwherestudentsusedcellphonecommunication withfellowstudentstoplanfights, harassotherstudents, coordinatevaping “gatherings” inschool bathrooms, vandalizepropertyandcommitothercriminalmischief. Inanefforttocurbthistrend, anew electronicdevicepolicyhasbeenenactedforthe2022-2023schoolyear HowTeensandParentsApproachScreenTime
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Subject:\[ EXTERNAL\] Increase PARKINGFINES
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Parking fines are way tooliberal inAnaheim. Itismy understanding that aparking infraction isamere $ 49. Iurge the Anaheim CityCouncil toincrease theparking infraction cost toatleast $ 100, and, ifparked inanemergency zone, $ 500 per infraction with aTow onthe second offense. The City ofAnaheim has been way too lenient onhabitual criminals, and itisnow time tonot only INCREASEFines, but hold these individuals accountable with jailtime.

WE ARE TIRED OFAPARTMENT DWELLERS, from both West Anaheim and Buena Park, namely between Fremont and Knott onW Ball Rd, parking not only inRed Emergency Vehicle Parking lanes, but inour tract infront ofour homes.

Oftentimes, these apartment dwellers park infront ofthe ADA ramps along SFremont, and the off- hoot streets such as Stadco, Bouquet.

Itneeds toSTOP, and we need parking enforcement like yesterday! 1 SusanaBarrios
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Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] DisneylandForwardSupportLetter Warning: ThisemailoriginatedfromoutsidetheCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropenattachmentsunlessyou recognizethesenderandareexpectingthemessage.

I’m writingto expressmy supportfor DisneylandForwardand to encourage Anaheim’sCityCouncilto certifythe DraftSubsequent EnvironmentalImpact Report (DSEIR) and approve the
DisneylandForwardProject.

DisneylandForwardwillpave the way for Disneyto meaningfullyinvest for decades, and to create thousandsof jobsfor local residentsand infusethe City’sgeneral fund with millionsinadditionaltax revenue everyyear. WithDisneylandForward, Disneyisproposingto buildonly on land alreadyowned or controlled by Disney. Disneyisnot asking for taxpayersubsidiesor askingto add any additional theme park 1 squarefootage or hotel roomsbeyond what the Cityalreadyhas approved. Basedon my review, Disneyisjustaskingto spreadthe previouslyapproved squarefootage and hotel roomsaroundDisney propertiesin a way that makessensefor today’smarketdemand.

Sincerely,
JulienChassagne
LaderaRanch, CA, 92694-0884
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ElaineThienprasiddhi, Cityof AnaheimPrincipalPlanner
TheresaBass, AnaheimCityClerk
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From: TheresaBass
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HereistheresolutionIwastryingtoreadduringpubliccommentonMarch19, 2024. Pleaseseeit belowsocouncil canhavethefullresolution. Thankyouinadvance
A Callfor Immediateand PermanentCease-fire in Gaza
and Provisionof HumanitarianAid
WHEREASwerecognizetheHolocaust, Nakbaandforceddisplacementof peopleswithtiesto theHoly Landandattemptsto erasetheirhistories; the17-yearclosureof Gazawhichcontinues, Hamas’ October 7 attackonIsraelwhichresultedin thekillingof 1200Israelis, Israel’s fourpreviousbombardmentsof Gazaand “DahiyaDoctrine” of disproportionateresponsein civilianareas, andwewitnesscyclesof dehumanization, violenceandtrauma, thattheICJruledonJanuary26ththatIsraelhascommitted plausibleactsof genocide, sincerulingIsraelhaskilledover3500Palestinians; and WHEREASsinceOctober7, withover34,000PalestinianskilledinGaza, 40% of themchildren; 2 million of the2.2Mpopulationmadehomeless; 90% facingdeathbydisease, injury, or starvation, 50% imminentlysowithIsraelcontinuingto attackandblockdeliveryof food, water, fuel, electricity, and medicine, anactiveethniccleansingin progressforwhichtheU.S. andCalifornianswillbeculpablefor havingprovidedtheright-winggovernmentof Israelwithbillionsof dollarsinunconditionalmilitaryaidand weaponsmadebyCalifornia-basedcompanies; andwiththeBidenadministration, despiteoutcryfrom 700+ staffersandappointees, violatingitsownstatedpolicyto protectciviliansfromwarcrimesand vetoingnumerousresolutionsat theU.N. forhumanitariancease-fire; and 1 WHEREAShostilitiesin theregionhavefueleda risein bigotryandhatecrimesagainstPalestinian, Muslim, Jewish, andArabresidentsin CaliforniaandtheU.S.; andtheongoingmassviolencein Gaza hasgarneredIsraelwidespreadcondemnationinternationally, andoutragedmanyU.S. voters; and relatedhostilitiesarebeingescalatedin othercountriesin theregion, makingusall increasinglyunsafe; THEREFOREBEITRESOLVEDthattheAnaheimDemocratsClubcallsuponPresidentBiden, Vice- PresidentKamalaHarris, U.S. Senate, ourCongressionalmembers, andleadersto doeverythingin their powerto bringaboutanimmediateandsustainablecease-fire, let allhumanitarianaidintoGazaandsafe releaseof hostagesandillegallydetainedminorsandprisonersonbothsidesinGazaandOccupied Palestine; and
BEIT FURTHERRESOLVEDthatweurgepolicymakersandtheWhiteHouseto conditionU.S. military assistanceto Israelonpreservationof Palestinianhumanrights; to redirectmanybillionsof dollarsof overallU.S. militaryaidtowardhumanitarianaid, life-affirmingservices, education, healthcareand diplomacybothhereandabroad; andto pressall partiesto createa frameworkfora lastingpeacethat givesall in Israel/Palestineequalcitizenshiprightsandhumanrights, fosterspeople’s self-determination, state-hood, democraticparticipationandeconomicopportunity; addressesunjustdisplacementsand strivesto interruptandreversethiscycleof violence, masshumansufferingandtraumatization MirvetteJudeh
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From: TheresaBass
Sent: Tuesday, March19, 20243:48PM
To: PublicComment
Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] DisneylandForwardSupportLetter Warning: ThisemailoriginatedfromoutsidetheCityofAnaheim. Donotclicklinksoropenattachmentsunlessyou recognizethesenderandareexpectingthemessage.

I’m writingto expressmy supportfor DisneylandForwardand to encourage Anaheim’sCityCouncilto certifythe DraftSubsequent EnvironmentalImpact Report (DSEIR) and approve the
DisneylandForwardProject.

Sincerely,
Joe Scholz
HuntingtonBeach, California, 92646
cc: AnaheimPlanningCommission
ElaineThienprasiddhi, Cityof AnaheimPrincipalPlanner
TheresaBass, AnaheimCityClerk
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From: TheresaBass
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I’m writingto expressmy supportfor DisneylandForwardand to encourage Anaheim’sCityCouncilto certifythe DraftSubsequent EnvironmentalImpact Report (DSEIR) and approve the
DisneylandForwardProject.

Sincerely,
AngelicaFarias
Fullerton, CA, 92833
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ElaineThienprasiddhi, Cityof AnaheimPrincipalPlanner
TheresaBass, AnaheimCityClerk
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Subject: FW: \[EXTERNAL\] DisneylandForward Support Letter Warning: This email originated from outside the City ofAnaheim. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and are expecting the message.

DisneylandForward Support Letter
The Hon. Ashleigh Aitken and Hon. Councilmembers
City of Anaheim
Anaheim City Hall
200 S. Anaheim Blvd., MS 162
Anaheim, CA 92805
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Honorable Mayor Aitken and City Councilmembers:

DisneylandForward will pave the way for Disney to meaningfully invest for decades, and to create thousands of jobs for local residents and infuse the City’ sgeneral fund with millions in additional tax revenue every year. With DisneylandForward, Disney isproposing to build only on land already owned or controlled by Disney. Disney is not asking for taxpayer subsidies orasking to add any additional theme park 1 square footage or hotel rooms beyond what the City already has approved. Based on my review, Disney isjust asking to spread the previously approved square footage and hotel rooms around Disney properties in a way that makes sense for today’ smarket demand.

The Draft SEIR reviews the key components under the California Environmental Quality Act ( CEQA), including traffic, noise, aesthetics lighting), air quality and cumulative impacts among others. After an exhaustive study by third- party independent experts, it isclear that after many years of planning, review and analysis, itistime to certify the EIR and approve the DisneylandForward Project.

Sincerely,
Christine Avelar
Anaheim, CA, 92805
cc: Anaheim Planning Commission
Elaine Thienprasiddhi, City of Anaheim Principal Planner Theresa Bass, Anaheim CityClerk
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