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uphold this belief with us as well. Your actions on Tuesday May 5th shall serve to define your tenure as <br />elected officials. <br />Sincerely, <br />Tenants United Santa Ana <br />Unities Homeschool Cooperative <br />Resilience Orange County <br />Calle Sullivan En Acci6n <br />Latino Health Access <br />CLUE (Clergy and Laity United <br />for Economic Justice) <br />Cooperacion Santa Ana <br />Vecindario Lacy En Acci6n <br />Chicanos Unidos <br />Tenants Together <br />The Mix Academy, Santa Ana <br />United Steelworkers Local 675 <br />Resilience Orange County <br />Public Law Center <br />VietRise <br />CRECE, Santa Ana <br />Santa Ana Active Streets (SAAS) <br />El Centro Cultural de M6xico <br />Thrive Santa Ana CLT <br />Santa Ana Building Healthy <br />Communities <br />Orange County Interfaith <br />Network <br />Santa Ana United Methodist <br />Church <br />Iglesia de La Comunidad, Santa <br />Ana <br />CHIRLA <br />Episcopal Church of the Messiah, <br />Santa Ana <br />The Kennedy Commission <br />St. Paul's Episcopal Church, <br />Tustin <br />St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, <br />Fullerton <br />Fairview Community Church, <br />Costa Mesa <br />Tapestry Unitarian Universalist <br />Church <br />[1] OC Health Care Agency; County of Orange, CA COVID-19 Case Count May 1st, 2020 <br />[2] These U.S. citizens won't get coronavirus stimulus checks — because their spouses are immigrants, Jenny Jarvie, April 20, <br />2020, Los Angeles Times, https://www.latimes.coin/world-nation/story/2020-04-20/u-s-citizens-coronavirus-stimulus-cheeks- <br />spouses-immigrants <br />[3] Coronavirus unemployment: One of every five California workers has lost a job, George Avalos, Orange County Register, <br />April 30ro, 2020, https://www.ocregister.con /2020/04/30/coronavirus-unemployment-one-five-califomia-workers- <br />unemployment-job-layoff-economy-tech-retail-hotel-restarvant-construction-newsom/ <br />[4] Birkenfeld v. City of Berkeley, 17 Cal. 3d 129,158 (1976). See also Nebbia v. New York, 291 U.S. 502,539 (1934) ("Price <br />control, like any other form of regulation, is unconstitutional only if arbitrary, discriminatory, or demonstrably irrelevant to the <br />policy the legislature is free to adopt, and hence an unnecessary and unwarranted interference with individual liberty.") <br />[5] Berman v. Parker, 348 U.S. 26, 32 (1954) <br />[6] See Green v. Superior Court (1974) 10 CAM 616 (duty and covenant to keep rental unit habitable throughout the entire <br />rental period); Civil Code § 1927 (providing tenants with implied covenant of quiet enjoyment). See also Civil Code § 1941.3 (CA <br />landlords must properly secure all common areas of the rental property and secure tenants' units with deadbolts and window <br />locks); Civil Code § 1714 (Landlords have a duty to take reasonable steps to protect tenants from the foreseeable criminal acts <br />from another.) <br />