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a NNT <br />December 31, 2021 <br />Sent by U.S. Mail and Email <br />The City of Santa Ana <br />Attention: City Clerk <br />P.O. Box 1988, M30 <br />Santa Ana, CA 92702 <br />Email: ecomment@santa-ana.or <br />Re: Moses Yneges, Santa Ana, CA 92703 <br />Protest to Increase of Santa Ana Sanitation Services Users Charge <br />Dear City of Santa Ana, <br />Question: where do I go to find my current sanitation account? I went to <br />https://www.republicservices.com/mun.icipalitV/santa-ana-ca and there's nowhere to log in. <br />Protest reasons: <br />1. There is mention of an ongoing expenditure of $3.D million for the introduction of a new street <br />sweeping contract, but there's no indication whether this is more than is currently spent on this <br />service, so this is not really an explanation for the increase in charges. <br />2. The "key arterial and commercial corridors" will be cleaned more frequently, but again there are <br />no details provided to compare to the current cleaning schedule, or where exactly the more <br />frequent cleaning will be done. <br />3. There is no definition for "per Unit" on page 3 of 3 where it indicates what the increases will be <br />over the next 5 years. What does "per Unit" mean? <br />My family and my neighborhood will not see a change in the frequency of street cleaning; and we don't <br />need it to be more than once a week. There are not enough specific details in the enclosed notice for <br />any Santa Ana residents to determine whether there is a legitimate reason for these increases. <br />P.S.: Please inform the maintenance workers that work on the traffic islands on 17t" Street, Bristol and <br />Fairview, not to blow dirt, grass, and leaves on cars that are passing by. Too many times I have had my car <br />washed only to have dirt and debris blown on it by a maintenance worker within minutes of having it <br />washed. It's very frustrating. They have no respect for the cars driving by. What if someone has their <br />window open? That person is going to get dirt blown right into their car and if dirt gets in their eyes and <br />they crash, then that's the City's fault. So it's also a safety hazard. <br />Sincerely, <br />Moses Yneges <br />