Attachment 16 — Burbank City Council, September 27, 2022

Pan, Karen
From: alejandro chavez
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 3:47 PM
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Alejandro chavez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Alejandro chavez.

ATTACHMENT 16-1

Pan, Karen
From: Josue Solis
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 3:44 PM
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is
Josue Solis Quinones , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing n
eeds
•
Identification of resources – financial,
land, adm
inistrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Josue Solis Quinones
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Pan, Karen
From: Leonel Serrano
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 3:37 PM
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Leonel, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Leonel Serrano
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Pan, Karen
From: eduardo DIAZ
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 3:34 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my
name is Eduardo Diaz I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and proje
cte
d housing needs
• Identifi
cation of resources – fina
ncial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Eduardo Diaz
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Pan, Karen
From: Joe Fuchs
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 3:16 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my
name is Joe Fuchs , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and proje
cte
d housing needs
• Identifi
cation of resources – fina
ncial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Joe Fuchs
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Pan, Karen
From: Adrian Gudino
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 2:38 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess; Anthony, Konstantine; [email protected]; [email protected]; Springer, Sharon; Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name
is Adrian Gudino, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and proje
cte
d housing needs
• Identifi
cation of resources – fina
ncial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Adrian Gudino
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Pan, Karen
From: Brandon Solorzano
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 2:26 PM
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Brandon A Solorzano, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Brandon A Solorzano
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Pan, Karen
From: Dan Langford
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 2:06 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: FW: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my n
ame is Dan Langford, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projec
ted housing n
eeds
• Identificati
on of resources – financial,
land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Dan Langford
Vice President - Western District
Mobile:

Office: 702.407.1007
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Pan, Karen
From: Jake Gridley
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:47 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jake, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jake Gridley
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ATTACHMENT 16-10

Pan, Karen
From: Jonathan Saenz-Pardo
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:43 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess; Anthony, Konstantine; Frutos, Bob; Schultz, Nick; Springer, Sharon; Rajesh, Shipra Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jonathan Saenz, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jonathan Saenz
Sent from my iPhone
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1 Pan, Karen
From: cwadatz
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 2:04 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: My job
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Subject: Burbank Housing Element‐ September 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Cameron wadatz I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

ATTACHMENT 16-12

2 Local 661 Carpenters
Union Member,
Your name here
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ATTACHMENT 16-13
1 Pan, Karen
From: Emilio sandoval
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 2:24 PM
To: Frutos, Bob; Talamantes, Jess; Anthony, Konstantine; Schultz, Nick; Rajesh, Shipra; Springer, Sharon Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Emilio Sandoval, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Emilio Sandoval
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1 Pan, Karen
From: Rudy Flores
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 3:52 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Rudy Flores, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Rudy Flores
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1 Pan, Karen
From: miaandgene
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:39 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Mia McTeer. I am a Local Union Carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Mia McTeer
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1 Pan, Karen
From: Illene Padron
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:34 PM
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Illene Padron, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

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2 Local 661 Carpenters
Union Member,
Illene Padron
ATTACHMENT 16-18
1 Pan, Karen
From: Blake E Powell
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:28 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Blake Powell, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Blake Powell
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Blake E. Powell
Carpenter / NFS CPFC Services
Cell:
“A team isn’t a bunch of kids out to win.

A team is something you belong to,
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2 something you feel,
something you have to earn.”
‐ ‐ ‐ Coach Gordon Bombay.

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1 Pan, Karen
From: Deyna Moreno
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:24 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Deyna Moreno, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Deyna Moreno
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1 Pan, Karen
From: Cristal Garcia
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:22 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Cristal Garcia, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Cristal Garcia
ATTACHMENT 16-22

1 Pan, Karen
From: Irene Langford
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:19 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Element- September 27th City Council
Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Irene Langford, I am a local union carpenter wife out of Carpenters Local 661.

Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the business in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021-2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state- approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review o
f effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing need
s
• Identification of resources –
financial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the develo
pment of housing
• Housing Plan – goals, policies
, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus a
nd inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship po
licy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burban
k locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member Wife ,
ATTACHMENT 16-23

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ATTACHMENT 16-24
1 Pan, Karen
From: Marielena Apodaca
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:18 PM
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Marielena , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Marielena Apodaca
ATTACHMENT 16-25

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jose Cruz
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:14 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members, Hi, my name is Jose, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, an d all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of ex
isting Housing Element
• Assessment of existin
g and projected housing needs
• Identification of resources –
financial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of
constraints to the development of housing
• Housin
g Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations,
and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and afford able housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable comm
unities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, incr ease access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jose Cruz
ATTACHMENT 16-26

1 Pan, Karen
From: Vici Langford
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 1:09 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Vici Langford , I am a wife and mother of a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Vici Langford
Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-27

1 Pan, Karen
From: Shaun M
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:59 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess; Anthony, Konstantine; Frutos, Bob; Schultz, Nick; Springer, Sharon; Rajesh, Shipra Subject: Burbank Housing Element-September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is ShaunMieure, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Shaun Mieure
ATTACHMENT 16-28

1 Pan, Karen
From: Enrique Apodaca
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:55 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Enrique Apodaca , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Enrique Apodaca
ATTACHMENT 16-29

1 Pan, Karen
From: Sadie Lopez
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:55 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Sadie Lopez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Sadie Lopez
ATTACHMENT 16-30

1 Pan, Karen
From: Anibal Rios
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:54 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Anibal Rios I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Anibal Rios
ATTACHMENT 16-31

1 Pan, Karen
From: Carlos Carbajal
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:53 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Carlos Carbajal, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Carlos Carbajal
ATTACHMENT 16-32

1 Pan, Karen
From: giovani mariona
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:53 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Erik Mariona , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Erik Mariona
ATTACHMENT 16-33

1 Pan, Karen
From: nelson marin
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:52 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Nelson, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Nelson Marin
Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-34

1 Pan, Karen
From: Joel Perez
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:49 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Housing Element September 27th City Council
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is _____Joel Perez_______, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Joel Perez
ATTACHMENT 16-35

1 Pan, Karen
From: Corey Crockerham
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:47 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Corey Crockerham, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Corey Crockerham
Disclaimer
The information contained in this communication from the sender is confidential. It is intended solely for use by the recipient and others authorized to receive it. If you are not the recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution or taking action in relation of the contents of this information is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.

ATTACHMENT 16-36

1 Pan, Karen
From: Kevin Limones
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:44 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Kevin Limones, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Kevin Limones
ATTACHMENT 16-37

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jesus Rodriguez
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 12:42 PM
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council Follow Up Flag: Follow up
Flag Status: Flagged
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jesus Rodriguez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jesus Rodriguez
ATTACHMENT 16-38

1 Pan, Karen
From: edaly ramirez
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 8:21 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element September 27th city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Edaly Lucy Ramirez , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Edaly Lucy Ramirez
ATTACHMENT 16-39

1 Pan, Karen
From: alfaharry52
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 5:01 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: FW: Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

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Asunto: FW: Subject: Burbank Housing Element‐ September 27th City Council Sent from my MetroPCS 5G Android device
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Asunto: Subject: Burbank Housing Element‐ September 27th City Council Sent from my MetroPCS 5G Android device
Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Walter Alfaro ,I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing ATTACHMENT 16-40

2 Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Walter Alfaro
ATTACHMENT 16-41
1 Pan, Karen
From: Vanessa Villegas
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 3:11 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess
Subject: Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jose Alfredo, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, that require an economic feasibility analysis to evaluate the potential impact of adding workforce training and prevailing wage requirements to new housing development, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jose Alfredo Villegas
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iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-42

1 Pan, Karen
From: Carlos aldana
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 3:08 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Fwd: Burbank Housing Element September 27 th city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

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de mi iPhone
Inicio del mensaje reenviado:

De: Carlos aldana
Fecha: 9 de septiembre de 2022, 3:06:54 p.m. PDT
Para: [email protected]
Asunto: RV: Burbank Housing Element September 27 th city council Enviado desde mi iPhone
Inicio del mensaje reenviado:

De: Carlos aldana
Fecha: 9 de septiembre de 2022, 3:05:14 p.m. PDT
Para: [email protected]
Asunto: Burbank Housing Element September 27 th city council Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Carlos aldana Álvarez I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2 • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the imple
mentation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce ne
cessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing u
nits, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Carlos aldana Álvarez
Enviado desde mi iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-44
1 Pan, Karen
From: Ervin López
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 3:05 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my
name is Ervin I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Your name here
ATTACHMENT 16-45

1 Pan, Karen
From: Gisely Pelayo
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 3:01 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Gisely Pelayo, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Gisely Pelayo
ATTACHMENT 16-46

1 Pan, Karen
From: Antonio Pineda
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:58 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess
Subject: Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Antonio Pineda, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Antonio Pineda
ATTACHMENT 16-47

1 Pan, Karen
From: Manny Arceo
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:54 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element - September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Manuel Arceo, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Manuel Arceo
ATTACHMENT 16-48

1 Pan, Karen
From: Kyle Engle
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:54 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

September 27th City Council
Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Kyle Engle , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021-2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state-approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review o
f effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing need
s
• Identification of resources –
financial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the develo
pment of housing
• Housing Plan – goals, policies
, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus a
nd inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship po
licy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burban
k locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member, 90072754
ATTACHMENT 16-49

2 Kyle L Engle
ATTACHMENT 16-50
1 Pan, Karen
From: Daniel garcia
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:52 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element-September 27th city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is daniel Garcia__________, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Daniel Garcia
ATTACHMENT 16-51

1 Pan, Karen
From: Kevin Limones
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:52 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Kevin Limones
ATTACHMENT 16-52

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jay Dee
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:52 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jorge Duenas, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jorge Duenas
ATTACHMENT 16-53

1 Pan, Karen
From: john rodriguez
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:51 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Subject: Burbank Housing Element‐ September 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members, Hi, my name is ______John Rodriguez ______, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Ho
using Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
John Rodriguez
ATTACHMENT 16-54

1 Pan, Karen
From: Adrian Molina
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:47 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Raul Molina, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Raul Molina
ATTACHMENT 16-55

1 Pan, Karen
From: Oscar Jimenez
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:33 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Oscar M Jimenez I’m a 22 year old 2nd period apprentice out of North Hollywood , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element Assessment of existing and projected housing needs Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, that require an economic feasibility analysis to evaluate the potential impact of adding workforce training and prevailing wage requirements to new housing development, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐ income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Oscar M Jimenez
Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-56

1 Pan, Karen
From: javier rodriguez
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:32 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element- September 27th city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Javier Rodriguez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Javier Rodriguez
ATTACHMENT 16-57

1 Pan, Karen
From: Luis Rosales
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:31 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element September 27 th city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Luis Rosales I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Luis Rosales
Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-58

1 Pan, Karen
From: Dmitri Turner
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 3:56 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element-September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Dmitri , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,Dmitri Turner
Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-59

1 Pan, Karen
From: Bryan De Leon
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:03 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Bryan De Leon, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661.

Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021-2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state- approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review o
f effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing need
s
• Identification of resources –
financial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the develo
pment of housing
• Housing Plan – goals, policies
, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus a
nd inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship po
licy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burban
k locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Bryan De Leon
ATTACHMENT 16-60

1 Pan, Karen
From: Just Sadey
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:04 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess
Cc: Anthony, Konstantine; Frutos, Bob; Schultz, Nick; Springer, Sharon; Rajesh, Shipra Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Martin Villagran , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing needs
• Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Martin Villagran
ATTACHMENT 16-61

1 Pan, Karen
From:

Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:29 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Carlos Carbajal I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Member,
Carlos Carbajal Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-62

1 Pan, Karen
From: Elvis Guzman
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:27 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Elvis Guzman I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe
all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Elvis
ATTACHMENT 16-63

1 Pan, Karen
From: Garrison
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:27 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name is Garrison Brynjegard, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Garrison Brynjegard
ATTACHMENT 16-64

1 Pan, Karen
From: Issac
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:26 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name is Isaac salazar, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661 member, 5th stage apprentice and a father of 2. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Issac salazar
ATTACHMENT 16-65

1 Pan, Karen
From: angel andrade
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:26 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Angel Andrade, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Angel Andrade
Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-66

1 Pan, Karen
From: Steven McClenthen
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:26 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Steven McClenthen i am 25 years old and Live in LA county _, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Steven McClenthen 661 Lather 3 stage apprentice
ATTACHMENT 16-67

1 Pan, Karen
From: Samuel Lopez
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2022 2:26 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Samuel Lopez I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing needs
• Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Samuel López
ATTACHMENT 16-68

1 Pan, Karen
From: bryon murray
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:34 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Subject: Burbank Housing Element‐ September 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members, Hi, my name is Bryon Murray , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Ho
using Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Bryon Murray
ATTACHMENT 16-69

1 Pan, Karen
From: Ivan Burgara
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:42 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members, my name is Ivan Burgara, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Ivan Burgara
ATTACHMENT 16-70

1 Pan, Karen
From: Daniel Galindo
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:43 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Daniel Galindo , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Daniel Galindo
Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-71

1 Pan, Karen
From: Danny Ayala
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:46 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Daniel Ayala,I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Daniel Ayala

ATTACHMENT 16-72

1 Pan, Karen
From: Alberto Sanchez
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:51 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess; Anthony, Konstantine; Frutos, Bob; Schultz, Nick; Springer, Sharon; Rajesh, Shipra Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,

Hi, my name is Alberto M Sanchez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Alberto M Sanchez
ATTACHMENT 16-73

1 Pan, Karen
From: Juan Hernandez
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 5:06 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

September 27th City Council
Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name im Juan Hernandez I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Juan Hernandez
ATTACHMENT 16-74

1 Pan, Karen
From: Priscilla Arias
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 5:16 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Priscilla. I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Priscilla Arias
ATTACHMENT 16-75

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jerred Langford
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:11 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 26th City Council Meeting CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,

Hi, my name is Jerred Langford, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Jerred Langford
Lead Representative – Local 661
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ATTACHMENT 16-76

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The information contained in this communication from the sender is confidential. It is intended solely for use by the recipient and others authorized to receive it. If you are not the recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution or taking action in relation of the contents of this information is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.

ATTACHMENT 16-77
1 Pan, Karen
From: bonifacio rojas
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:21 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Bonifasio Rojas, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Bonifasio Rojas

Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-78

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jonathan galicia
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:26 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jonathan
Galicia, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jonathan Galicia
ATTACHMENT 16-79

1 Pan, Karen
From: bryon murray
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 4:33 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Ho
using Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Bryon Murray
ATTACHMENT 16-80

1 Pan, Karen
From: becca lanners
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 7:06 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element - September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Member,
Hi, my name is Becca Schempp, I am the wife of a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021- 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state-approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Re
view of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
•
Assessment of existing and projected housing needs
• Identificatio
n of resources – financial, land, administrative
• Evalu
ation of constraints to the development of housing
• Ho
using Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonu
s and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skill
ed construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member (wife),
Becca Schempp
ATTACHMENT 16-81

1 Pan, Karen
From:

Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 7:49 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- Item No.2
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Associate Planner Rajesh,
Hi, my name is Eduardo alcazar, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically:

The construction workforce should require;
‐Full family health plans
‐All contractors must either participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program or request dispatch of apprentices from a program
‐Paid sick leave. Pension, and vacation‐holiday pay.

High quality responsible bidder standards should be established to ensure high quality construction performance; ‐Construction contractors at every level comply with labor law and have no history of fraudulent or grossly negligent business practices.
‐ General Contractors should be required to self perform a Minimum of 5% of all construction craft work for which they are responsible.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Eduardo alcazar
ATTACHMENT 16-82

1 Pan, Karen
From: Nicolle Walters
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 7:59 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name is _____Nicolle Walters _______, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represen
ts over 5,000 working families in the area which include members t
hat live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021-2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan
, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family su
pporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state-a
pproved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this
language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housi
ng Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review o
f effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing needs
• Identification of resources –
financial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the develo
pment of housing
• Housing Plan – goals, policies
, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus a
nd inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship po
licy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burban
k locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
ATTACHMENT 16-83

1 Pan, Karen
From: Eric Valles
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 5:20 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is EricValles , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Your name here
Eric Valles
ATTACHMENT 16-84

1 Pan, Karen
From: Juan Arenas
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 5:24 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Juan Arenas, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, incr ease access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Juan Arenas

ATTACHMENT 16-85

1 Pan, Karen
From: juan
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 5:32 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is _Juan Lemus___________, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
ATTACHMENT 16-86

1 Pan, Karen
From: anthonyluna7
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 5:34 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Anthony Luna , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing needs
• Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the developm ent of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workf
orce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Anthony Luna
Sent from my T‐Mobile 5G Device
ATTACHMENT 16-87

2 ATTACHMENT 16-88
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1 Pan, Karen
From: K T
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 5:37 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Oscar, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Oscar Tirado
ATTACHMENT 16-89

1 Pan, Karen
From: David Pineda
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 6:08 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name is David Pineda, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

David Pineda

Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-90

1 Pan, Karen
From: Alejandro Esqueda
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 6:15 PM
Cc: Springer, Sharon; Rajesh, Shipra; Schultz, Nick; Anthony, Konstantine; Talamantes, Jess; Frutos, Bob Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Alejandro Esqueda, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Alejandro Esqueda
ATTACHMENT 16-91

1 Pan, Karen
From: Ozzie Vega
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:04 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess; Anthony, Konstantine; Frutos, Bob; Schultz, Nick; Springer, Sharon; Rajesh, Shipra Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Osvaldo Vega, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Osvaldo Vega

ATTACHMENT 16-92

1 Pan, Karen
From: carlos perez
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:06 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Carlos Perez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Carlos Perez

Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-93

1 Pan, Karen
From: Victor Camposeco
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 8:10 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,

Hi, my name is Victor Camposeco, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Victor Camposeco
ATTACHMENT 16-94

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jose Salcedo
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 8:17 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name is ___Jose Salcedo_________, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jose Salcedo
ATTACHMENT 16-95

1 Pan, Karen
From: ALBERTO GARCIA
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 8:50 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Alberto Garcia, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Alberto Garcia

ATTACHMENT 16-96

1 Pan, Karen
From: Susan Fuchs
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 6:58 AM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name is Susa I am a wife of a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting. Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-97

1 Pan, Karen
From: Lily Gotti
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 8:33 AM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Liliana Rojo, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021-2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state-approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

ATTACHMENT 16-98

2 Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Liliana Rojo

ATTACHMENT 16-99
1 Pan, Karen
From:

Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 1:58 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jeremy Diaz, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jeremy Diaz
ATTACHMENT 16-100

1 Pan, Karen
From: alejandro porcayo
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:02 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Alejandro Porcayo, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Alejandro Porcayo

Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-101

1 Pan, Karen
From: David Robles
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:03 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is David Robles, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

David Robles

Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-102

1 Pan, Karen
From: Raymond Gomez
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:31 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess; Anthony, Konstantine; Frutos, Bob; Schultz, Nick; Springer, Sharon; Rajesh, Shipra Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name
is raymond gomez_, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union
Raymond gomez
ATTACHMENT 16-103

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jose Tapia
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:33 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members, CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jose Tapia, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
ATTACHMENT 16-104

1 Pan, Karen
From: Gustavo Ramirez
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:34 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is Gustavo Ramirez Guerrero, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Gustavo Ramirez Guerrero.

ATTACHMENT 16-105

1 Pan, Karen
From: chuche chuwy
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:36 PM
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is JesusGamez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jesus Gamez
ATTACHMENT 16-106

1 Pan, Karen
From: Kevin Jimenez
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:05 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Kevin Jimenez , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Kevin Jimenez
ATTACHMENT 16-107

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jonathan Cordova
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:08 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jonathan Cordova , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Jonathan Cordova Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-108

1 Pan, Karen
From: Manuel Aguirre
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:08 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element September 27 city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is manuel aguirre I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Manuel Aguirre
Enviado desde mi iPhone
Enviado desde mi iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-109

1 Pan, Karen
From: Luis Jovel
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:26 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is ____________, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021-2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state-approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing needs
• Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Luis Jovel
ATTACHMENT 16-110

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jorge Rodriguez
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:28 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name
is Juan Rodriguez I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Your name here
ATTACHMENT 16-111

1 Pan, Karen
From: Richie Gonzalez
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:31 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Subject: Burbank Housing Element‐ September 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members, Hi, my name is richie gonzalez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Richie gonzalez

Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-112

1 Pan, Karen
From: Maximino Rosas flores
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 3:31 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Maximino I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Maximino Rosas Enviado desde mi iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-113

1 Pan, Karen
From: Deserie Lamp
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 7:51 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Deserie Lamp , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661.

Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021-2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state-approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and progr
ams including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regula
tions, and the implementation of a local
hire, apprenticeship policy t
o have the skilled construction workforce necessary to
produce an ample supply of mixed-inc
ome and affordable housing units, and ensure
equitable,
sustainable and livable communities.

ATTACHMENT 16-114

2 We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Deserie Lamp
ATTACHMENT 16-115
1 Pan, Karen
From: Trinity
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2022 12:08 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element
Follow Up Flag: Follow up
Flag Status: Flagged
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,

Hi, my name is Michael Nicoletti, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Michael Nicoletti
ATTACHMENT 16-116

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jose Cruz
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2022 1:49 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing element
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jose cruz , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Your name here
Jose Cruz
ATTACHMENT 16-117

1 Pan, Karen
From: lenin rivas
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:37 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is _lenin rivas , I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Lenin rivas
Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-118

1 Pan, Karen
From: David Lopez
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:58 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is David Lopez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member
David Lopez
ATTACHMENT 16-119

1 Pan, Karen
From: omar arellano
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:58 PM
To: Talamantes, Jess; Anthony, Konstantine; Schultz, Nick; Frutos, Bob; Rajesh, Shipra; Springer, Sharon Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Omar Arellano i am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Omar Arellano

Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-120

1 Pan, Karen
From: Franklin Rivera
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:59 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Franklin Rivera, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Franklin Rivera

Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-121

1 Pan, Karen
From: Jaime Dragon
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:58 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Email: j
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Subject: Bur
bank Housing Element‐ September 27th City Council
Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Jaime Mondragon, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Your name here Jaime Mondragon
ATTACHMENT 16-122

1 Pan, Karen
From: Andres Casillas
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 3:03 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Andres Casillas, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review o
f effectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existing and projected housing need
s
• Identification of resources –
financial, land, administrative
• Evaluation of constraints to the develo
pment of housing
• Housing Plan – goals, policies
, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus a
nd inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship po
licy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed-income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burban
k locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Andres Casillas
ATTACHMENT 16-123

1 Pan, Karen
From: Carolina Corona
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 3:04 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank Housing Element- September 27th City Council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Carolina Corona, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member
Carolina Corona
ATTACHMENT 16-124

1 Pan, Karen
From: Kory Smith
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 3:06 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Dear Burbank Council Members
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi, my name is kory smith,
I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Kory smith
Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
ATTACHMENT 16-125

1 Pan, Karen
From: Eduardo Villalvir
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 3:16 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing elementary September 27th city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank Council Members,
Hi, my name is Eduardo villalvir,I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update

The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:

• Review of effectiveness of existing Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We believe all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,

Eduardo Villalvir

Sent from my iPhone
ATTACHMENT 16-126

1 Pan, Karen
From: Pascual Garcia
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 4:36 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
Subject: Burbank housing elements September 27 th city council CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Email: [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Subject: Burbank Housing Element‐ September 27th City Council Dear Burbank Council Members, Hi, my name is ____________, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of effectiveness of exi
sting Housing Element • Assessment of existing and projected housing needs • Identification of resources – financial, la
nd, administrative • Evaluation of constraints to the development of housing • Housing Plan – goals, polici
es, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Your name here
ATTACHMENT 16-127

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ATTACHMENT 16-128
1 Pan, Karen
From: Valentin Perez
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 4:24 PM
To: Rajesh, Shipra
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear Burbank
Council Members,
Hi, my name is valentin j perez, I am a local union carpenter out of Carpenters Local 661. Carpenters Local 661 represents over 5,000 working families in the area which include members that live, work, and make us of the businesses in and around the Burbank area. We would like to see Labor Standards and or policy included in the 2021‐ 2029 Housing Element. In future projects under this plan, the city of Burbank should explicitly incorporate language requiring family supporting wages, healthcare for workers, and all contractors must participate in a state‐approved apprenticeship program, and local hire as a condition of approval for this project.

Specifically: We recommend this language change from what is currently going to be proposed at the September 27th City Council Meeting.

2.5.1 Housing Element Update
The Housing Element is comprised of the following major components:
• Review of e
ffectiveness of existing Housing Element
• Assessment of existi
ng and projected housing needs
• Ide
ntification of resources – financial, land, administrative • Evaluation of constraints
to the development of housing
• Housing
Plan – goals, policies, and programs including Programs 10 and 11 that provide for updates to local density bonus and
inclusionary housing regulations, and the implementation of a local hire, apprenticeship policy to have the skilled construction workforce necessary to produce an ample supply of mixed‐income and affordable housing units, and ensure equitable, sustainable and livable communities.

We beli
eve all Burbank locals deserve an innovative economic solution that puts them on the path to build better careers, increase access to family healthcare, and enrich the community at large.

Local 661 Carpenters Union Member,
Valentin j perez
ATTACHMENT 16-129

Burbank City CouncilSeptember 27, 2022

Burbank City Council
September 27, 2022