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Demand to Stop the Unlawful Discrimination Against Individuals with Disabilities <br />and Request for Reasonable Accommodation <br />Page 10 of 11 <br />C1 Community Commercial zoning district, under Sec. 41-365(h), allows for the <br />permitted use of hospitals, clinics, and sanitariums,1' <br />The County of Orange lists the South Main Street Site as a County -contracted, <br />homeless resource for "psychiatrically disabled homeless adults in Orange <br />County" that provides housing specialists to help move individuals into <br />permanent housing.1' The County further states that this County -contracted <br />agency provides services at the South Main Street Site that includes evaluation <br />and assessment, individual and group counseling, and referrals to appropriate <br />mental health services according to specific needs.19 Because of the nature of <br />the services it offers, the South Main Street Site is in compliance with the City's <br />zoning provisions. <br />The City discriminates against our clients by maintaining that the Site is in <br />violation of the City's zoning codes. Per Welfare and Institutions Code section <br />5120 and its own laws, the City cannot discriminate "in the enactment, <br />enforcement, or administration of any zoning laws, ordinances, or rules and <br />regulations between the use of property for the treatment of general hospital or <br />nursing home patients and the use of property for the psychiatric care and <br />treatment of patients, both inpatient and outpatient." <br />E. Failure to Provide Notice or Warning of Public Nuisance Allegations <br />Finally, the City violated due process as it never provided reasonable notice or <br />warning to MHA-OC or the individuals with disabilities who rely on the South <br />Main Street Site to manage their disabilities or their essential life -sustaining <br />needs of the City's plans to close down the Site.20 The City cites issues of public <br />nuisance but took no action to work with MHA-OC, the provider, on <br />accommodations that would continue to allow homeless individuals with <br />disabilities to access the City's Homeless Program and balance the. City's other <br />interests. <br />11 "Uses permitted in the C1 district.... (h) Hospitals, clinics, and sanitariums." Section 41-365(h), C1 <br />Community Commercial of the City of Santa Ana Planning and Building Agency, Planning Division <br />(emphasis omitted). Available online at: https://www.santa- <br />ana.org/sites/`default/files/"DocumentsZC1. . <br />11 Housing Resource Guide, Orange County 2019, at 42. Available online at: santa- <br />ana.org/sites/default/files/2019-06/HRG2019.pdf. <br />"See fn. 11. <br />10 42 U.S.C, §§ 1983,1988; Fourteenth Amendment. <br />
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