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OCTA to support the affected businesses. Juliet Castro spoke on item 7 and expressed concern with the loss of business caused by the streetcar construction. Juliet requested help from OCTA and council to continue providing support to the affected businesses. Nati Alvarado spoke on a non-agenda item and emphasized the need for crime intervention and prevention. Roberto Herrera spoke on his appointment, item 14, and thanked the council. Addressed council on colonialism as it relates to open space. Daniel Estrada expressed the need for community journalism. Lucia Gonzalez spoke in opposition of item 31. Perla Dionicio spoke in opposition of item 31 and emphasized the need for love in the community. Jackie Cordova spoke on the May 5th National Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls Awareness Day and lack of communication. Victor Mendez provided comment on the budget, item 30, and spoke in opposition of item 31. Clerk of the Council Daisy Gomez reported out on correspondence received. Alfredo Torreblanca spoke on a past program, Catalina Camp-out Program, that was offered by the City of Santa Ana and how it impacted his life. Noted that similar programs help youth develop a sense of self sufficiency and asked that council agendize a conversation about re-instating this program. Tsui Vazquez spoke on the Catalina Camp-out program. Urges council to agendize the item to bring back the program to help bring this program back. DeAndre Valencia with the Building Association of California spoke on the Housing Opportunity Ordinance. Mario advocated the return of the Catalina Campout program. Tim Johnson spoke in support of item 28, on public comments and provided input on item 30. Kara Juarez spoke in opposition of item 31. After public comments, Council heard items 35, 33 and consent calendar items prior to hearing work study session item 9. City Council 6 5/3/2022