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January 15, 2019 <br />Mayor Pulido and City Councilmembers <br />City of Santa Ana <br />20 Civic Center Plaza <br />P.O. Bo 1988, M31 <br />Santa Ana,CA 92701 <br />RE: Support 80A: Santa Ana United Methodist Church project <br />Vecindario Lacy en Accion (VeLA) is a group of residents from the Lacy neighborhood that <br />have united to advocate for their community. The group includes: mothers, fathers, students, <br />individuals with special abilities and community leaders that share the vision of improving the <br />quality of life in their neighborhood and the city of Santa Ana. All with the purpose of creating <br />more opportunities for families to succeed. We request that you support the Santa Ana <br />United Methodist Church project. This project will benefit our neighborhood and the City <br />of Santa Ana as a whole by providing dignified and affordable housing. <br />There is a great need for housing that is affordable to families with extremely low incomes. We <br />know this because we live, see, and hear the stories of families that are struggling to retain stable <br />housing. Families in our neighborhood and in Santa Ana are doing whatever they can to get by, <br />this includes living in substandard and overcrowded housing conditions. Living in overcrowded <br />units is not only uncomfortable but it can also be dangerous. We fear for the danger that our <br />children are being placed in when families have to rent rooms and living rooms to strangers in <br />order to make ends meet. There are 1,361 registered sex offenders in the 92701 area code, many <br />of these individuals could be sharing living space with the children in our neighborhood. <br />Our children are our future and it is them who will benefit the most from accessible affordable <br />housing the most. The Santa Ana Unified School District currently has 5,962 students that are <br />defined as homeless in accordance with The McKinney-Vento Act. This number is increasing on <br />a daily basis and we need the City to take action to help these students and their families. Our <br />students and families should have access to housing that they can afford in their neighborhood <br />and city. They should not be experiencing homelessness and they should not be displaced from <br />their communities. <br />This project is 100% affordable and provides permanent supportive housing along with units at <br />30% Area Median Income, these units will be affordable to families with extremely low <br />incomes. We need more units that are affordable to families with extremely low incomes. We <br />so <br />
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