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VOR %1pG.r/ <br />a Fighting for a future of abundant housing in Orange County. <br />peopleforhousing.org <br />Honorable Valerie Amezcua <br />Mayor, City of Santa Ana <br />20 Civic Center Plaza <br />Santa Ana, CA 92701 <br />September 16, 2024 <br />Dear Mayor Amezcua and Members of the City Council, <br />I am writing in support of the project before you— Related Bristol— which seeks to add 3750 <br />much -needed new housing units to Orange County, creating a new neighborhood and new <br />destination on an otherwise crumbling, auto -oriented shopping center. Given the scarcity of empty, <br />developable land in Orange County, this project is a rare and unique opportunity to provide new <br />housing in a high quality, infill environment. We know that projects like Related Bristol are the future of <br />sustainability—both economic and environmental —in today's increasingly urban Orange County. <br />After two years of extensive community outreach, public presentations, environmental reviews and <br />millions of dollars spent on design working with the city, I hope this project is approved under its <br />current design and unprecedented benefits package, which includes new community open space and <br />funding for affordable housing. It would be a mistake to discard these efforts, and given the <br />requirements of the Housing Accountability Act, whatever development would replace it would have <br />much -needed housing, but would not generate the same level of synergy or sales tax from the mixed <br />use and experiential retail contained in the current proposal. <br />The need for housing is real and pressing, and every unit we can add to the regional housing supply <br />will help address the shortage that is felt by everyone. The quality of the design and planning with <br />which Related Bristol will set a precedent for future infill development in Orange County. I urge you to <br />vote yes and move this project forward. <br />Sincerely, <br />Elizabeth Hansburg <br />Cofounder, Director <br />
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