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Santa Ana Healthy Neighborhoods Alliance ,1,t T <br />October 1, 2015 <br />C IIT Y r r; <br />TO: Mayor MiguelPulido, MayorProTern VincentSarmiento, Councilmembers— MicheleVaRnez,Angelica <br />Amezcua, Roman Reyna, David Benavides, Sal Tinajero, and City Manager Mr. CavazYSS,. <br />RE: City Surplus Funds — Requests for Lights on the Pacific Electric Trail <br />Dear Esteemed elected officials and Mr. Cavazos, City Manager <br />The Santa Ana Flealthy Neighborhoods Alliance enthusiastically requests the approval for funds to install <br />lampposts/ lights along the Pacific Electric Trail from Chestnut to South Main. Residents from six surrounding <br />neighborhoods - Madison Park, Eastside, Heninger Park, Wilshire Square, Delhi and Memorial Park, totaling <br />53,000, and others throughout the city, consistently walk the bike trail either early in the morning or after work. <br />During the early morning hours it is still dark when residents can be seen walking in groups with baseball bats and <br />sticks for protection. Lights along the bike trail that function during dark hours are much needed for basic safety. <br />From Sunset to daybreak, the trail becomes a no man's land riddled with gang activity, muggings and assaults. <br />A well —lit trail is a win -win for all of us Involved. Walkers will feel safer and encouraged to walk more. The city <br />would send a strong message— reinforcing wellness, exercise and promoting healthy behaviors. The lighting will <br />demonstrate that we all care about safety on our bike trail, and very importantly: that residents continue to work <br />in partnership with our elected officials and city manager for a healthier Santa Ana. <br />Our community commitment and work for a better Santa Ana is strong and continues to be very present in our <br />events and community engagement. Madison Park neighborhood has been working on the bike trail for the past <br />10 years, such as planting of trees, numerous clean ups and community events to promote health and exercise. <br />Most recently the successful Walk a Than and Resource Fair on September 26, 2015 promoted the use of the bike <br />trail by 500+ youth and adult residents. <br />The Santa Ana Healthy Neighborhoods Alliance ( SAHNA) was Founded in 2012 and brings together Madison Park, <br />Eastside, Heninger Park and Wilshire Square neighborhoods to work on Health, Education and Safety for a better <br />Santa Ana. We have partnerships with schools, churches, businesses, the South Main Merchants Association, <br />other neighborhood associations and community groups. <br />SAHNA is actively engaged in residents taking ownership for fostering and building a safer, healthy and productive <br />environment. We recognize the power of the community to be actively engaged in leadership roles, creating <br />solutions, impacting policy and working in partnership with our elected officials and city government. <br />Approving safety lights on the bike trail will benefit thousands and everyone wins. Together we can light tip the <br />city with a beautiful and safer bike trail. <br />Thank you for your consideration of this funding request as you make very important decisions on the application <br />of the city surplus monies. <br />mdest Reg c "s,� ~ <br />o5 Cndval, Irma P.laur ,l Healthy Neighborhoods Alliance <br />65A -15 <br />
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