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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCorrespondence - Non-Agenda Orozco, Norma From: Ana Villagomez <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2022 8:26 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on-site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Ana Villagomez anavllagmz@gmail.com i Santa Ana, California 92705 z Orozco, Norma From: Nick Heidbreder <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2022 5:02 AM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. ►1ICa17:C�['1Ti�'C�'i nick.j.heidbreder+an@gmail.com Santa Ana, California 92705 Orozco, Norma From: Jesus MEDINA <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2022 11:07 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Jesus Medina Jesus MEDINA chuymedina2@sbcglobal.net Santa Ana, California 92705 Orozco, Norma From: Ann McClellan <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2022 8:23 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. FTAMN1Ago] M- IF1i' Ann McClellan annmcclellanl538@gmail.com Santa Ana, California 92705 Orozco, Norma From: Ana Guevara <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2022 9:23 AM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Ana Guevara anaguevaramc@gmail.com Santa Ana, California 92705 Orozco, Norma From: Angela Capoccia <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2022 8:39 AM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am advocating for the permit system to be changed so that condo owners have access to it. Currently, it is only available to those with single family homes and the few multifamily homes with 4 units or less. That is decidedly unfair. I am a citizen who pays property taxes just like they do, but I am unable to park near my home other than my one assigned spot. I live in a 2 bedroom condo and am limited to having either just one car or to park on a dangerous street and walk a mile in, since the city has converted all public streets to permit parking. My niece lives with me and we haven't gotten her a car yet because she is young, beautiful, and I am terrified of her walking alone at night for a mile. I too am a single woman who would be walking alone at night and in danger. We have heard all about the people stalking others walking in, the broken car windows they come to in the morning, and the stolen car parts. The danger is worsened immediately by city policies that discriminate against anyone but a single family home owner, who has by far the most resources and needs public street parking the least. Why are those who need something the least allowed to hog all the resources? Why can't we all be allowed to share what we all pay for? My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. When my complex tried to approach the city about this earlier, we were told we would need to invest a significant sum on our own property before the city would consider allowing changes to the permit system. It is clear that despite the insane amount in property taxes I pay a year, let alone all the other taxes that go to the city, I am not worthy in the eyes of Santa Ana. And that is unfair. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. Not only is it unfair not to do so, but it directly puts citizens in danger, all to protect the privileges of a few. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Angela Capoccia Angela Capoccia ascapoccia@yahoo.com Santa Ana, California 92705 10 Orozco, Norma From: Nicole Gallegos <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2022 6:34 AM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Nicole Gallegos nicoleg@yahoo.com 11 Santa Ana, California 92705 12 Orozco, Norma From: Angela Avila <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 10:58 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Angela Avila A.avilaa53@gmail.com 13 Santa Ana, California 92705 14 Orozco, Norma From: Elizabeth Tapia <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 10:46 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I live and work in the City of Santa Ana. I am a proud homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3 but must admit feel a bit discouraged and discriminated against. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Personally, as a female, I do not feel safe having to walk several blocks away from my car to my home late at night just because I am not allowed to park in my own neighborhood. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. My family and I alone have had to pay hundreds of dollars in parking citations because of this problem. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. 15 We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Elizabeth Tapia Elizabeth Tapia liz_tapia217@hotmail.com Santa Ana, California 92705 16 Orozco, Norma From: Jorge Gonzalez <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:55 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Jorge Gonzalez jorge_gonzalez1988@yahoo.com 17 Santa Ana, California 92705 18 Orozco, Norma From: Marygrace Cruz <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:43 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a resident here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Marygrace Cruz grrrace@hotmail.com 19 Santa Ana, California 92705 20 Orozco, Norma From: Vi Van Tran <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:40 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Vi Van Tran vtran0828@gmail.com 21 Santa Ana, California 92705 22 Orozco, Norma From: Arsie Stevenson <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:29 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Arsie Stevenson arsie00@gmail.com 23 Santa Ana, California 92705 24 Orozco, Norma From: Daryl Indes <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:29 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Daryl Indes gundry4480@yahoo.com 25 Santa Ana, California 92705 26 Orozco, Norma From: Amber Doolin <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:29 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a resident of the Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3 for over 12 years. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. As a woman, I don't feel safe having to walk several blocks late at night from my car to my home just because I'm not allowed to park in my own neighborhood Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. 27 Amber Doolin am_guera24@hotmail.com Santa Ana, California 92705 28 Orozco, Norma From: Irene Leon <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:27 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a resident of the Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Irene Leon ampreciado@hotmail.com 29 Santa Ana, California 92705 30 Orozco, Norma From: Fernando Delgado <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:27 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a homeowner here at Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. 31 Sincerely, Fernando Delgado Hillview Regency HOA Vice President Fernando Delgado fernando.delgado.edu@gmail.com Santa Ana, California 92705 32 Orozco, Norma From: Nelisa Abreu <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:27 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a resident of the Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Nelisa Abreu nelisa.abreu@gmail.com 33 Santa Ana, California 92705 34 Orozco, Norma From: Daryl Indes <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:26 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a resident of the Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Daryl Indes gundry4480@yahoo.com 35 Santa Ana, California 92705 36 Orozco, Norma From: Maria Agapito <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:26 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a resident of the Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Maria Agapito mariadc693@yahoo.com 37 Santa Ana, California 92705 38 Orozco, Norma From: Mario Felix <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:26 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a resident of the Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Mario Felix felixdacat82@hotmail.com 39 Santa Ana, California 92705 40 Orozco, Norma From: Nathan Taft <info@sg.actionnetwork.org> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:21 PM To: eComment Subject: Please end Santa Ana's discriminatory Residential Permit Parking Program Santa Ana Public Comment email, Dear City Councilmembers, Mayor Sarmiento, and Public Works, I am a resident of the Hillview Regency Condominiums located in Ward 3. My fellow residents and I have struggled for many years with the permit parking program that surrounds our condos. The complex where we live was built in the 1960s, and the existing parking infrastructure is insufficient for the amount of cars registered here. Our residents were once able to park in the surrounding streets when it was necessary, but ever since the permit parking program was implemented in our neighborhood (2005), it has become more and more difficult to find available parking. Our residents are regularly cited for parking on the streets that surround us. Several families simply sold their homes and left over the years because the dilemma was so unbearable. It has only gotten worse as time has passed. Our HOA is currently in the process of establishing more on -site parking, but it is a very lengthy and costly process, and there is no guarantee that the project will provide enough spaces to meet our needs. If the permit parking program is to continue in our city, we ask that the public works department make allowances for residents of our complex to purchase our own permits to park on the neighborhood streets so that we too can come home and not have to fret over where we will leave our vehicles over night. We wish to see the city's permit parking resolution updated to ensure all Santa Ana residents are treated equitably. Thank you. Nathan Taft, Ward 3 41 Nathan Taft taft.nathan@gmail.com Santa Ana, California 92705 42