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2513a 1 oppose giving any property owned by Santa Ana to Mike Harrah or anyof further gentrify Santa Ana. There was one proposal for affordable housing, but assistance with funding. I would gladly have used tax payer dollars on affordabl than on vehicles for police. The proposed use of this land will be for the constrk boutique hotel. We do not need hotels in Santa Ana, when residents can barely purchase a house. Where many lack livable wages, housing security, or food s+ could use this land as a community center, as many have called for. 2014 therE from Taller San Jose, who proposed a neighborhood fitness and wellness cente provide job training for residents. How is it that you all preach the need for a =_ Santa Ana, yet fail to negotiate an affordable way to build youth community cE housing, or a wellness center that were proposed? What contributes to Santa E homelessness, and substance abuse is the lack of programs, centers, resources, housing, and a livable wages that will provide residents with the means to thriv gentrification, industrialization, lack of resources, lack of programs, and displac residents is what the general plan, the budget, and the authorization of luxury sky rise buildings perpetuates. The continued notion that seeps from many me council is we need to keep or increase the funds to SAPID because of the behav of residence who are perceived to commit crimes, while turning a blind eye to 1 -This building has historic value. The land YMCA is built on was the first school I Ana, known as Central School, in the 1870s. It led to a dominoes effect and aft, Santa Ana College was build. The formation of YMCA in 1924 was an organizati foster physical, moral, intellectual, and spiritual development of young men. 4 National Register of Historic places, YMCA was catered for youth recreational a programs, special skills classes, leadership skills, high school youth and adult tr; place where different organizations came together to provide resources and pr residents of Santa Ana. YMCA provided inexpensive housing for low income re shelter program for the homeless, day care program, and so much more. This c centered the needs of the community, now 29 years later, after the closing of N still suffering from the lack of affordable housing, the rise in homelessness, unli lack of programs for the youth. Yet, instead of reinvigorating what was one the many residents it will be a hotel, in the name of profit. Tell me city council wha want to leave, in the History of Santa Ana? z