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Salas, Diana From: Diane Fradkin <dianefradkin@hotmail.com> Sent: Monday, November 18, 2019 11:55 AM To: eComment Subject: Fw: 2525 N. Main Street - This parcel is part of Park Santiago Neighborhood per the City of Santa Ana Map Attachments: park Santiago city map.docx From: Diane Fradkin <dianefradkin@hotmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 6, 2019 8:26 AM To: ciglesias@santa-ana.org <ciglesias@santa-ana.org> Subject: 2525 N. Main Street -This parcel is part of Park Santiago Neighborhood per the City of Santa Ana Map Good morning Councihnember Iglesias: I wanted to make sure you were aware of this City Map. It shows that the 2525 N. Main Street parcel is part of the Park Santiago Neighborhood. As you can see, the neighborhood has about 1,100 single family residences ..... not just the 11 homes on Spurgeon which back up to the proposed project, nor the homes at Edgewood and Bush Streets and not just the parcel at 2525 N. Main Street. My point is that this is one neighborhood community and should be addressed and analyzed as one community, not individual parcel or individual street. The impacts of the proposed project will effect everyone in the neighborhood, not just the homes on Spurgeon or across the street on Edgewood and Bush Streets ..... it will directly impact the quiet enjoyment quality of the entire neighborhood. To suggest that the entire decision of this project hinges upon what the 11 homes on Spurgeon think is short sighted as its one neighborhood and all residents will be impacted..... singling out individuals just causes a divide for our neighborhood. I just wanted to give you a bigger perspective of the impacts of this proposed high density project to the whole community of Park Santiago. As you know, Park Santiago is not opposed to development ..... we want responsible development ..... that would be Medium Density (MR-15) adjacent to Single Family Residential, if its to be residential. The site is zoned for Professional OJJice...... the developer purchased the property knowing this. They've been successful in the City on many other projects..... but the reality of land development is that not every project is going to be a home run or grand slam..... some are only a base hit which is better than striking out. Based on the above information, I encourage you to vote NO on November 19th. This site warrants something better that will enhance the entire community! Respectfully Submitted, Diane Fradkin 27 Year Resident of Park Santiago 714-914-8047