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<br />Theresa Bomkamp, phoned
<br />Kurt Graves, phoned
<br />Andrea King, phoned
<br />Judy Woodward, phoned
<br />Elgen Easley, phoned
<br />Denise pauley, phoned
<br />Shirley Leicht, phoned
<br />Peter Sexton, phoned
<br />Sue Pinson, phoned
<br />Clark Reeder, phoned
<br />Robert Norton, phoned
<br />Gene Greene, phoned
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Abranson, phoned
<br />Gerald Belzer, phoned
<br />G. Allen Smith, phoned
<br />Leonard Wilson, phoned
<br />Frank and Livy woodman, telegram
<br />Colin and Sandra Pollard, telegram
<br />Edward Freed, telegram
<br />Walter and Carolyn Cormey, mailgram
<br />Jean Q. Lowry, letter
<br />Cathy Eileen Crain, letter
<br />Mr. and Mrs. George A. Reed, letter
<br />Rich Bloxsom, letter
<br />Paul Q. Sandoval, letter
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Richard Timboe, letter
<br />Mrs. Beatrice G. Thompson & Miss Beatrice
<br />Mary Nestor, letter
<br />Rev. Noel Weiss, letter
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<br />J. Thompson, letter
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<br />A motion was made by Mr. Garthe, seconded by Mr. Yamamoto and
<br />carried unanimously to receive and file all of the correspondence.
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<br />Rever and Lewis whitehead, 1422 Raymar, of the Rescue Mission,
<br />stated that the Rescue Mission is trying to clean up some of the
<br />unwanted humanity in the City, and that the Rescue Mission did not
<br />bring it into the City; they found it here. Rev. whitehead stated
<br />that all the Rescue Mission wants is to be granted a use permit in
<br />Santa Ana to maintain the work God has called them to do.
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<br />Mr. Roth Marston, 283 Bowling Green Drive, Costa Mesa, stated that
<br />the Rescue Mission has tried to relocate to another building, but
<br />the City Council fought against them. Mr. Marston feels that the
<br />City Council is using political pressure to keep from selling the
<br />Rescue Mission another building.
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<br />Mr. Steve Braselton, 2005 Balerick Drive, Costa Mesa, Treasurer of
<br />the Rescue Mission, stated that in August, when it was apparent
<br />that they could not conclude negotiations on a prior site, they
<br />found another potential site and entered into escrow with Mr.
<br />Butterfield. They then encountered problems, such as taxes. Mr.
<br />Braselton further stated that about 30 days ago, he had contacted
<br />Mr. Hammill of Agency staff, and was informed that there could be
<br />a problem in finding an agreement to allow the Rescue Mission to
<br />use that particular site. Mr. Braselton stated that they (the
<br />Rescue Mission) stand ready to proceed with the purchase of this
<br />site, but they need a use permit.
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<br />Mr. Butterfield, 1228 Diane Street, Garden Grove, owner of the
<br />parcel that the Rescue Mission is attempting to acquire, stated
<br />that no member of the City Council contacted him in any way, shape
<br />or form regarding the sale of his building. Mr. Butterfield
<br />stated that he came to a conclusion that the Council may not look
<br />favorably on the sale of his building to the Rescue Mission, and
<br />that he did not want to be in the middle, but that he would like
<br />to sell his building. Mr. Butterfield further stated that he has
<br />not signed the escrow papers, but would like to do so if there is
<br />a consensus by the Agency to do so.
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