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Home My WebLink AboutNon Agenda Public CommentAnthony Mejia From: Merritt Paul <merrittmaster@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2022 3:05 PM To: tabitha.richards@palmsprings.gov; clair naughton new; City Clerk Cc: Joseph Ratliff, Daniece Cicchelli; Michael Morville; Robert Michler; Jennie Tidwell; Alexus Pavia; Flinn Fagg; Grace Garner; William Kelley; David Newell; Jeff Pierce; Eddie Hurt; Michele Weiss; ninasimonefb@gmail.com; Nancy Gesimondo Subject: Home ift less. Road. McCarthy. St. PS 4th request to CITY in 60 days for dump abatement THANKS paul m Attachments: IMG_20220217_111209748 jpg; IMG_20220217_111214246 jpg INOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Appreciate THE CITY CO -operation, clean-up AND ABATEMENT of this right of way dumping. Perhaps our area can have a WEEKLY spot check. our building 6 at VILLAS 1 CAUGHT a rat [two ] inside their condo... from this trash mess ? Have wonderful holiday weekend. cheers paul paul merritt c ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: paul merrift <beach92652@gmail. com> To: Mararita <merriftmaster@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2022, 11:25:00 AM PST Subject: Home Q less. Road. McCarthy. St. PS Pu01 L Go try In M NO. c Anthony Mejia From: ccbjean@gmail.com Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2022 6:06 AM To: City Clerk Subject: FOLLOW YOUR OWN RULES NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. t- 1-t-1 - w Z2 WA-, Anthony Mejia From: Linda Patterson <Ipruns@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, February 18, 2022 4:30 PM To: City Clerk Subject: Masks NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Why is Palm Springs continuing the mask mandate that Newsom lifted? And when will proof of vaccination be lifted? I've heard from several business owners that the vaccine proof is ruining their business. We are all tired of the mandates. I came home to Orange County for the weekend and it's so nice to not see masks everywhere. There has never been proof of vaccination required here. People I know in OC said they're not going to Palm Springs again until the requirements are gone. Z-2u z -26- PR bi `� m� ITEM 111.0. Anthony Mejia From: Tamara Henson <henson.tamara@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, February 18, 2022 3:54 PM To: City Clerk Subject: Modernism Opening Night Party at Indian Canyon Country Club INOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. City Council: I am a full time resident since 2020 and am a home owner in the Desert Park Estates neighborhood. On February 15, Palm Springs City Council announces the indoor mask mandate will continue until the City Manager decides based on the "science" when it can end. There is no end date in site. Not a single person at the Modernism Opening Night Party at Indian Canyon Country Club was wearing a mask indoors, in these photos posted. Was this event exempt? Or just another example of elite privilege and hypocrisy? Was the vaccine passport exempt from this event as well? If maskless indoor parties are being approved and allowed by the city, then all of the mandates need to be removed. https://www.instagram.com/p/CaHQbwfrxhP/ Thanks! Tamara Henson 2--Z u— 2�2Z 6AIPI i L C0.0\- VYe TiI'.M 1\To. NnYA-4"L Anthony Mejia From: karen hacker <kbhacker5790@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, February 18, 2022 12:49 PM To: City Clerk Subject: Pickleball courts NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. To Whom It May Concern: Please consider adding 12 new lighted pickleball courts in Pal Springs. We support the community iinitiatedproposal to the Measure J Commission to construct these courts. Please distribute my email to all city council members and each member of the Measure J and Parks and Recreation Commissions. Thank you, Karen Hacker Resident, Palm Springs UF ML NO. ion Anthony Mejia Subject: RE: *NEW SUBMISSION* Submit Public Comment to the City of Palm Springs From: City of Palm Springs <palmspringsca@enotify.visioninternet.com> Sent: Friday, February 18, 2022 7:51 AM To: City Clerk <CityClerk@palmspringsca.gov>; Anthony Mejia <Anthony.Mejia@palmspringsca.gov> Subject: *NEW SUBMISSION* Submit Public Comment to the City of Palm Springs Full Name/Nombre rod aldred City of Residence/Ciudad de residencia cathedral city, Phone (optional) /Telefono (opcional) Email (optional/opcional) akdevil dog@yahoo.com Your Comments/Sus comentarios I have friends visiting and we all agree to not spend a fucking dime in your city until you drop your covid bullshit.The state dropped masks, why are you special. Thank you, City of Palm Springs This is an automated message generated by Granicus. Please do not reply directly to this email. 2-24-za2z ?VUbl i G OVYWW n,4-- IT EM No. M�/ "Person's surrounding the proposed homeless welcome center in North Palm Springs was only given a comment period via the survey. In the past few days, the project was already approved publicly. We believe the project should be frozen and relocated to a different area." You can reach me at 949-249-2492 Paul Merritt William Miller: I was born and raised in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area, and moved to North West Indiana in 1978, we purchased our place here in Sunrise Palms in 2000, and moved here permanently in 2015. I have served on the board here previously, and would like to give it another go. In the late 60's early 70's I did volunteer work with Delaware County Cerebral Palsy in Pennsylvania, spent a few summers as personal gardener to Ralph Sloan (Sloan Valve), his mothers estate, and E.L. Matlack (Pipeline On Wheels) at their summer homes in Media, PA. I spent two years at the vocational horticulture program at the newly created Ridley Creek State Park in Lima. PA. It had been the Riddle Family estate. Man-O-War was one of their horses. I helped to renovate the ancient greenhouses there. At home I had a small homebuilt greenhouse. I have been interested and have studied the many fields of horticulture since my teens. In 1972 upon graduation from high school, I was accepted into the Longwood Gardens, Professional Gardener Training Program, in Kennett Square, PA. I lived, worked and studied on the former Pierre DuPont estate and gardens for two years. After graduating in 1974, I worked several jobs at local colleges, arboreta, and greenhouses near home. Tired and frustrated working for others, I struck out on my own in 1976 as Bills' Landscaping. (now retired) In 1978 I moved to Indiana and lived in Hammond, and Gary, until moving permanently here. I took a steady job at Inland Steel Co. in late 1978 as a Millwright, and did my landscape work on the side. I have done landscape garden work in at least 7 states and have taken classes, seminars, and hands on studies with Penn State University, University of Delaware, Purdue University, and University of Southern California, Riverside, and Indiana University; where I earned two degrees in Environmental Science through the School of Political and Environmental Affairs. I am a certified plantsman, and arborist through Purdue University. I recently completed the Master Gardener program here in Riverside County. While living in Indiana, I ran for political office twice, and served on several boards; including The Grand Calumet River Task Force, and as a result of our work have witnessed the renovation of one of the dirtiest rivers in the world. As President of the board of Hammond Sanitary District in Hammond, IN, I worked to procure and disseminate over $20M in revolving loan funds to renovate the Roosevelt era sewage plant there. I also pushed to purchase a dredging barge to help clean the Grand Calumet River, and pressed the mayor of Hammond to purchase a giant tub grinder to keep yard and garden waste out of the local landfills while providing free mulch to our local citizens. I was President of our neighborhood association in the historic Harrison Park neighborhood. In Gary, on the Park and Buildings boards, I had a short TV program on garden care, and oversaw the construction of a Veterans home. My (our) home gardens received awards in Indiana with the local garden club. I am well versed in the field of gardening as well as mechanical things, I have renovated several homes, restored over 5 antique or classic vehicles, and renovated, designed, and built countless gardens. There are many things going awry here in our complex. There are as many or more gripes as their are problems. I have been asked be many of our neighbors to run again. I hope that together we can straighten some things out here at Sunrise Palms. G�_Za�2'Z 1 1Mr - ITEM NO. 1"l DYE," j�(/� C, Composting: There are literally tons of green waste taken out of Palm Springs weekly; from grass clippings to palm fronds, tree limbs, and etc. All of this material is being hauled to dumps in the area, polluting the air and wearing on our roadways. Most of this, almost 100 percent, could be ground up and used as soil additive for local farmers, as well as home gardeners. I spent years working with park departments and the sanitary district in Hammond and Gary, Indiana. A lot of the green waste can be ground in large tub grinders, screened, and composted in the open, or in rolling composters. The local sanitary districts can add green waste to sewage and digest it, the resulting mix could be sold as soil, and the Methane generated sold to The Gas Company. I used Philorganic (Philly sludge) when I lived in Philadelphia, Milorganite when in the midwest, and treated sludge from the Hammond Sanitary district as well. The landfilling of this potential resource is truly a crime. The most recent bag of garden soil I bought locally was produced in Ohio. There is no reason why we cannot contact companies as MIRACLE GROW, or others to get a plant here locally to help us along in this venture. William A. Miller 219 616 6975 W.A.Miller and T.W.Thies 1313 Sunflower Circle North Palm Springs, CA 92262 DRAINAGE: The sewer system is a sad joke here in Palm Springs. I spent many years dealing with the Sanitary District in Hammond, Indiana. As President of the board, we collectively travelled throughout Region 5 EPA to gather some $22 Million to renovate our Roosevelt era out of compliance sewage plant. We built new clarifiers, air systems, and our own lab. We also used casino monies to separate the over 100 year old combined system. Here, if a cat pees in the street, there is a flood! As an example; water from San Raphael must travel down Sunrise all the way to Escuela to a functioning drain, All along San Raphael, and north Sunrise, the inlets are not interconnected. Trees are growing out of inlets filled, as cisterns, with putrid water. These are havens for mosquito growth. Throughout Palm Springs street surface inlets are filled to the top with soil, sand, and landscape waste. There are two at the intersection of El Cielo and Ramon. One in front of the Leisure Center is always full of water. There are many dozens in the city, just as these. Drainage needs to be addressed! One thing the city can do is require landscape laborers to vacuum waste up, instead of blowing it into said inlets. These need to be cleaned out, they should not be seen as garbage disposals. William A. Miller 219 616 6975 Why Topping Hurts Trees d: tArcee Jvorrn Palm Springs, CA 92262 Learn why topping is not an acceptable pruning technique and discover recommended alternatives. # ti~ A;.; 4�k ART. To is perhaps the most harmful tree pruning practice knoum. Yet, despite more than 25years of literature and seminars explaining its harmful e�ects, topping remains a common practice. What is Topping? lopping is the indiscriminate cutting of tree branches to stubs or to lateral branches that are nor large enough to assume the terminal role. Other names for topping include "heading," "tipping," "hat -racking," and "rounding over." Topping is often used to reduce the size of a tree. A homeowner may feel that a tree has become too large for his or her property, or that tall trees may pose an unacceptable risk. Topping, however, is not a viable method of height reduction and certainly dos not rcducc favarc risk. in late, topping will increase risk iti the long term. Topping Stresses Trees Topping can remove 50 to 100 percent of a tree's leaf -bearing crown. Leaves are the food factories of a tree. Removing them can tem- porarily starve a tree and trigger various sam-,al Dormant buds are activated, forcing the rapid growth of :multiple shoots below each cut. The tree needs to put out a new crop of leaves as soon as possible. If a tree does not have the stored energy reserves to do so, it will be seriously weakened and may die. A stressed tree with large, open pruning wounds is more vulnerable to insect and disease infestations. The tree may lack sufficient energy to chemically defend the wounds against invasion, and some insects are actually attracted to the chernical_ sigr_alc trees release. Topping Leads to Decay Correct pruning cuts are made just beyond the branch collar at the point of attachment. The tree is biologically equipped to close such a wound, provided the tree is healthy enough and the wound is not too large. Cuts made along a limb between lateral branches create stubs with wounds that the tree may not be able to close. The exposed wood tissues begin to decay. Normally, a tree will "wall off," or compartmentalize, the decaying tissues, but few trees can defend the multiple severe wounds caused by topping. The decay organisms are given a free path to move down through the branches. Topping Can Lead to Sunburn Branches within a tree's crown produce thousands of leaves to absorb sunlight. When the leaves are removed, the remaining branches and trunk are suddenly exposed to high levels of light and heat. The result may be sunburn of the tissues beneath the bark, which can lead to cankers, bark splitting, and death of some branches. Topping Can Lead to Unacceptable Risk The survival mechanism that causes a tree to produce multiple shoots below each topping cut comes at great expense to the tree. These shoots develop from buds near the surface of the old branches. Unlike normal branches that develop in a socket of overlapping wood tissues, these new shoots are anchored only in the outermost layers of the parent branches and are weakly attached. The new shoots grow quickly, as much as 20 feet (6 m)in one year in some species. Unfortunately, the shoots are prone to breaking, especially during windy or icy conditions. V tole the original goal was to r� reduce risk by reducing height, risk of limb failure has now increased. -3 W.. _ t Topping Mares Trees (ISiY The natural branching structure of a tree is a biological wonder. Trees form a variety of shapes and growth habits, all with the same goal of preserving their leaves to the sun. Topping removes the ends of the branches, often leaving ugly stubs. Topping destroys the natural form of a tree. Without leaves (for up ro six months of the year in temperate climates}, a topped tree a it is a uci;st: ball. al. rotagc, lat;L its sim lc pP appears disfigured and mutilated. With leaves, g p grace. A tree that has been to d can never fully Plk fuL rcga;n iw narzra! tarn;. rapping Is Erpensive The cost of topping a tree is not limited to only the job cost. Some hidden costs of topping include: • Increased maintenance costs. If the tree survives, it will likely require corrective q pruning within a few years (e.g„ crown reduction or storm damage repair). If the tree dies, it will have to be removed. • Reduced property value. Healthy, well -maintained trees can add 10 to 20 percent to the value of a Property. are considered an impending expense. Q Qe ry. Disfigured, tapped trees ` Increased liability potential. 'Topped trees ma Caused y pose an unacceptable level of risk. Because topping is considered an unacceptable pruning practice, any dame ge used by branch failure of a topped tree may lead to a finding of negligence in a court of late. Alttanves to Topping Sometimes a tree must be reduced in height or spread, such as for providing utility line clearance. There are recommended doing so. Small branches should be removed back to their point of origin. If a larger limb must be shortened it a lateral branch that is Large enough (at least one-third the diameter of the limb being removed) co assume tlrc ccrrni ended techniques for of blanch reduction helps to preserve the naturalshould ro pruned back co is and con'patYmentaiizc the wounds. Sometim eobes o solution is too remove thif large ee and re involved, it with tree may not ge able to close method for the site. p a species that is more appropriate !'roper branch rrdwrion prewrm natural form. 02011 (1998. 20 4) lnrernatianal $ocirtyafArboriculture 3-6)pcd by tire intmurinnal Socirty of Arburicuirurc (1sA), ., non-profit urganizetion supposing tree rarx resrarch R�'�^.d d:c ar.3 a^.3 de3i » a r't. antact: i5A, P.O. DO, 31Z9,,cl,atn - �.-r :csa, presm g 'L)5A,1 azd atuYr:cnt:! Src:s. Fir iu:.hcr i:r�rm:.ria::. paign, IL6182&31 In.,iF A few issues: Years ago, the police and sheriff got together and cleaned out some o the troublemakers in Coachella. Can we do that here? Go after unregistered, unlicensed animals, cars parked forever, etc. Along San Raphael there are people living in vehicles by Cabelleros. The trailer parks here in the north are a mess. There is a house on the north side of San Raphael with cameras pointed toward the street. People have little to no regard for stop signs, traffic lights, driving courtesy, tailgating, racing through parking lots, aggressive driver, speeding in general. etc. Many speed limits here are set far too high. The speed limits should be painted on the streets. Many people coming off the expressway race into the city. There should be lines on the curbs downtown to demark parking spaces. we have to get out and look to see that we are properly in the spaces. Up north here we regularly hear gunshots, houses in Sunrise Palms have been hit by bullets from the trailer park across the street. The ladders on the walls need to GO. Crime in the city needs to be reported, not covered up or hidden away. Police letting folks run stop lights and signs. Police themselves not following proper driving protocols. Turn signals as one example. California drivers in generally are terribly discourteous. William Miller 219 616 6975 January, 2018 Dear Editor: As a federally certified arborist, I am disgusted, disappointed, and dismayed. Here once again is the season of tree butchery. I am appalled at the fact that no one seems to care that the people wielding chainsaws throughout our valley have absolutely NO idea what they are doing. I have seen so many ruined trees here that it physically hurts! Where are our Arbor Day Foundation Tree Cities? How is it that local municipalities have absolutely NO regulations that apply to these so- called gardeners who hack and whack their way across the desert? Are there NO rules, requirements, or expected norms? Trees that are topped and denuded of branches and leaves are destined to become DEAD trees. I have been working in the field of horticulture since the 1970's. I am trained, and know how to maintain trees and herbaceous plants properly. Most of the 'gardeners' here have not on iota of training, or knowledge of simple plant physiology! None at all! This applies to at least 90% of what I have seen here. Anyone with eyes to see can observe dead trees, shrubbery, and even ornamental grasses that have been mishandled. Two easy to observe examples are damaged, dying trees along Dinah Shore and Gene Autry. Two years ago the beautiful Palo Verde trees at Public Storage were ruined, a couple are struggling to come back. Another is on the east side of the Wells Fargo bank near Aldi on Gene Autry. That tree was recently denuded of branches and all leaves. Just cut it off at ground level and start over! A tree that has been made to look like a hat rack is a ruined tree, destined to be a dead tree. Damaged trees cost consumers and taxpayers money. A mature topped tree will soon be a diseased, dead tree. Many spoiled trees and other herbaceous plants I have observed are on public land, therefore, YOU pay for the trees, and their destruction. Along Dinah Shore from Cathedral City east the trees have been mishandled for miles! Our region is a major flyway, bird trap, and resting area for migratory birds. Trees that have no proper branching do nothing for these creatures looking for a place to rest, nest, or find food or shade. Many birds nest in the same tree for generations. For those of you who have forgotten your basic botany; observe at your open hand, that represents the trees heartwood, slip on a rubber glove, this is the cambium, living tissue, over that put on a leather glove, and represents the bark. Now cut off your fingers, but don't go to the hospital.... that is what is going on with topped trees. A slow painful death. Why is it that this is allowed to continue?? I am incredibly weary of hearing the mantra, "That is how things are done here in the desert." Why and how is it that people claiming to be gardeners and arborists are not required to be licensed, and trained to do things properly?? The correct pruning of plants has been about the same since Jesus said, "I am the vine, you are the branches." Proper pruning procedures is not a secret art form, it is easily trained and simple to learn. Why is it not a requirement? Bill Miller 219 616 6975 an es�ishc+ t�iiar+ar prohi#gig ai rug madam ref speech nor oaf the p Or ,' taa ea alb ytcna to Wition G [ a sr ova W.A.Miller and T.131 . W. Thies 1313 Sunflower Circle North palm Springs, CA 92262 9/24/2018 93.21.00 Outdoor lighting standards. 8�1nJ G- Ufa Previous beet, ZONING CODE `Lf1J�p�G� Chapter 93.0 _GENERAL CONDITIONS 93 21.dp 4utdoor1l httn standard . _ These regulations are intended to maintain ambient lighting levels as low as possible in order to enhance the city's community character and charm and maintain dark skies. Area lighting should provide good visibility, minimum glare and minimum spillage onto other properties or into the sky. It is the intent of this section to encourage, through the regulation of the types, kinds, construction, installation and uses of outdoor electrically powered illuminating devices, lighting practices and systems to conserve energy without decreasing safety, utility, security and productivity while enhancing nighttime enjoyment of property and night skies. These regulations are intended to be consistent with the requirements of the electrical code, as adopted by the city under Palm Springs Municipal Code Section 8.04.055, except where a different standard is provided based on the local climatic, geological or topographical conditions of the city of Palm Springs. 1. Exterior lighting fixtures shall be architecturally integrated with the character of the associated structures, site design and landscape. 2. Pole mounted and wall mounted lighting fixture used for parking lot, area lighting and security lighting shall be full cutoff luminaires shielded or constructed so that all of the light rays emitted by the fixture are projected below a horizontal plane passing through the lowest point on the fixture from which light is emitted. Drop or sag lensed type fixtures are not be allowed. IESNA classification that describes a luminaire having a light distribution in which zero candela intensity (visible light) occurs at or above an angle of 901 above nadir. Additionally, the candela per 1000 lamp lumens does not numerically exceed 100 (10%) at or above a vertical angle of 80' above nadir. This applies to all lateral angles around the luminaire. Figure 1. Ll?, 1dcjr(O :0 dtV'-,' 't &" t Full cutoff lights S ", Utht abow,190 do-WiM .....:I?go degree f1;n�rr�t 14) % 10ht 4L,OveW 01YJ "� Semi cutoff lights Figure I Cutoff lights Non cutoff lights 0 �-Li P. J.tco r!S. IN I iLetic 90 dev- f4Y,'4'e' 1/7 1a 1 .............7n nefrnrioslnalM%DrIn0S/ Host/Nectar Plant suggestions for Monarch Butterfly (Mountains States Wholesale Nursery/City of Palm Desert) Some plants provide nectar for the butterflies to feed on, while others are important sources of food for the caterpillars. Your garden must provide both. Select plants with varying heights and overlapping bloom periods to provide easy and year 'round nectar accessibility. • Use masses of purple, white or yellow flowers to catch their attention. • Butterflies are slightly less attracted to orange, red and blue -flowering plants. • Provide a water source nearby. Fill a shallow dish with pebbles for the butterflies to land on, then add water. • Avoid using any pesticides in your garden! Host/Larval Plant Asclepias subulata... Desert milkweed This plant provides habitat and nursery for butterfly eggs and food for the larve/caterpillars. This is the only food the Monarch larve/caterpillars will eat! • G1•ows to be 3-4 feet tall. ° Likes to be planted in full sun and yet does fine in shade! Can handle harsh summer heat. Nectar Plants Requires very little supplemental water once established. Combine nectar plants for adult Monarchs with Desert Milkweed for the larve to supply food for the entire life cycle. Plant diversity and variety are important. *plants are in 2005 City of Palm Desert Landscape Maintenance Guide. Acacia greggii...Cat claw acacia *Leucophyllum species... Texas sage *Baileya multiradiata... Desert marigold * *Buddleja davidil...Butterflybusk Melampodium leucanthum... Blackfoot daisy *Caesalpinia pulcherrima... Red bird of paradise * Osman ra caespitosa..Rose evening primrose *Calliandra eriophylla... Pink fairy duster R uellia spenuscies off�cinalis...Rosemary *Dalea pulchra... Indigo bush *Salvia species Echinacea purpurea... Purple coneflower Salvia clevelandii...Chaparral sage *Encelia farinosa...Brittle bush Salvia dorii var. dorii... Desert sage *Fouquieria splendens...Ocotillo *Salvia greggii..,Autumnsage *Salvia leucantha...Mexican bush sage Hyptis emoryi... Desert lavender *Verbena go verbenaKidneywood Justicia californica... Chuparosa Zinnia acerosa... Deserr zinnia Milkweed for Monarchs Palm Springs/Coachella Valley Over the last 20 years the Monarch butterfly population in North America has declined by as much as 90%. The primary reasons are loss of habitat and use of pesticides and herbicides. As vacant lands become housing developments and unimproved roadsides are sprayed or incorporated into paved roadways, the Deser Milkweed plant that Monarch butterflies depend on for life is disappearing. Why Is This Important? Monarch butterflies from west of the Rocky Mountains overwinter in California, generally along the coast. The Coachella Valley is one of several areas in California where Monarchs gather, rest, and lay eggs to create the next generation of butterflies that will complete the migration. In the desert, Monarchs lay their eggs only on Desert Milkweed. A secondary role of Monarchs is that, like bees, butterflies carry pollen fror plant to plant. As the bee population decreases, butterflies become more important as plant pollinators. Butterflies are also an important food source fc other species, like birds and mice. RECYCLING: In Indiana we were able to separate our reclyclables into bins placed around towns and cities. If secure bins were installed here; interested parties, as The Center, Mizell, etc., could be chosen to empty them, and take the proceeds to bolster their purses. My little church earns about $400.00 per year from things our parishioners bring in. I take the material up to Smoke Tree for recycling. HOMELESS HELP: Sites could be chosen North, Central, and South for banks of mailboxes with an address. Most homeless folks lack a mailbox address so they cannot apply for jobs, easily contact family, etc. I am certain that city property, or some Churches would allow these to be installed. Anything is worth a try. William Miller 219 616 6975 HIERBA E FUENTE (Conocida tambien Como hierba fuente china, pennisetum chino, cola de zorra de pantano y hierba de fuente enano) #ATENCION - No Plante esta mata! Hierba de fuente (Pennisefum setaceum) . uestra pagina web para ver mas fotos! Como Identificar la Hierba de Fuente • Aproximadamente tres a cinco pies de altura con penachos ligeros de color rosa, morado o blanco , Crecimiento de agrupacion tupida con tallos rectos • Hojas basales contienen "dientes" diminutos al rozar en direccion opuesta En estado latente, parece tener color amarillo como la paja, como si estuviera muerta Hierba wickiup (Muhlenbergia capillaris) �i s .tit.,.', Liendrilla de venado (Muhlenbergia rigens) Barbas de macho (Muhlenbergia emersleyi) Hierba de oso (Nolina Bigelovii) Sociedad Horticola del Desierto del Valle de Coachella Correo electrkico: deserthorticulturalsociety<(i)gmail.com • Web: www.deserthorticulturalsociety.org Tiffani Bailey From: David Engelbrecht <davide@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2022 6:05 PM To: Noriko Kikuchi; City Clerk Cc: Mary Engelbrecht; David Engelbrecht Subject: Comment for 2/23 - Case 3.4215 MAJ 7 Case 3.4216 MAJ 310 & 322 W Crestview Drive Follow Up Flag: Flag for follow up Flag Status: Flagged [NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are ure the content is safe. Noriko and City Clerk, We would like to submit this written comment and pictures for tomorrow's case review on 310 and 322 W Crestview. Hello, my wife and I are homeowners in the Mesa at 299 W El Camino Way. We live in the floodplain on W El Camino below this project and must carry flood insurance. We are writing in regards to the housing development on Crestview in the Mesa. We would like to view the environmental reports per CEQA. Currently, the owner of 5 adjacent parcels, all upstream of and closest to the existing FEMA Flood Map, is seeking to develop two homes. The reason why we are requesting the developer be held to CEQA guidelines is because the developer is on record from the Jan 19th 2021 ARC meeting stating intent to develop all lots. CEQA requires a Hydrology Survey of the entire property. Palm Springs Staff does not concur with the developer's summary water report and concurs that re-routing the water will cause significant changes and impact to the watershed. We would like to view the CEQA mandated hydrology report to understand this impact and risks. The canyon water flow exits onto El Camino Way, which is identified as a FEMA Flood Zone AO, and is classified as 1-3 feet of flooding. The construction of the first two homes could alter the water flow from upcanyon. Please see the attached photos of the past flooding of W El Camino from 9/9/2017. This flooding significantly impacted the home at 175 W El Camino. In only our first year in The Mesa, we have seen our street flow with flood water and have had two periods of heavy debris in the road which last 2-3 months each. The same occurs on Ridge Road and W Crestview, in close proximity to the lower property line of the lowest home in this development proposal. Thank you, Q . - g62L %G wvy)�� IThIvi NO. �0 Ov David an Engelbre El __. Tiffani Baile From: David Poling <d.poling@cenexel.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2022 12:56 PM To: City Clerk Subject: Comment for 2/23 - Case 3.4215 MAJ 7 Case 3.4216 MAJ_310 & 322 W Crestview Drive Attachments: IMG_0637 (2).JPG; IMG_0636 (2).JPG; IMG_0635 (2).JPG; IMG_0634 (1).JPG I NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Hello We had a flood at our house at 175 W El Camino Way during a heavy rain event in Sept. of 2017. The water flowed like a river down the streets Ridge Road and W. El Camino Way into our front yard and right into our front door and garage door. We had over 100k is damage to the house because we had to remove about 4ft of drywall throughout the house, the kitchen cabinets, furniture, appliances, etc and redo the house. Here are some pictures showing the flooding after the water had subsided. If there is any construction in the neighborhood that negatively affects future events like this, it should be very concerning for everyone in the neighborhood because of the potential damage it could cause. We request that a complete CEQA required hydrology report be completed to ensure that any changes will not increase the risk to all residents in the event of another flood. Thanks, David Poling Chief Operating Officer - Cenexel CIT �n E) ri iwerr,i PFcFAr. Engagement I Expertise I Results M: 949.533.5907 1 O: 714.979.4101 www.CenExelResearch.com CenExel Centers of Excellence Confidentiality Notice: This e-mail transmission may contain confidential or legally privileged information that is intended only for the individual or entity named in the e-mail address. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copy, and distribution, or reliance upon the contents of this e-mail is strictly prohibited. If you have received this e-mail transmission in error, please reply to the sender, so that we can arrange for proper delivery, and then please delete the message from your inbox. Thank you. Z'Z,y- U ITEMN10. (� P4 611 G Co P: � Y4,, rQ m Tiffani Bailey From: Molly Anderson <admin@palmspringshospitality.org> Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2022 2:16 PM To: City Clerk Subject: Pickleball Courts Needed in Palm Springs Attachments: PickleBall Letter of Support-2022.docx Importance: High NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Good Afternoon, On behalf of Aftab Dada, President of the Board of Directors for the Palm Springs Hospitality Association, PSHA would like to submit this formal letter of full support for adding more pickleball courts within the City of Palm Springs. If you could please forward this email to the entire City Council, the Parks & Recreation Department and also to those associated with the Measure J Commission. Thank you for your time, Molly Anderson Executive Administrator 5r 'A.i ASSOC IATION P. 0. Pox 4507 Palm Springs, CA 92263 (780) 835-4957 admin(d)r)almsorinashosoitalitv.or www.palmspringshospitality.org � •'lit-2o2Z, 1'MM NO. �� Da vld Carden, jr. 304 Tiffany Circle East Palm Springs C 4 92262 760 902 2297 February 23,2022 TO: Palm Springs Mayor and Council members Palm Springs City Manager Justin Clifton Palm Springs Police Chief Allen Mills RE: How to build a better Palm Springs today Over the past several years I have been a strong, and vocal advocate, for more accountability, transparency and action from our city leaders, City Manager and PSPD as Palm Springs continues to address crime, homelessness, mental health, and housing issues. Not satisfied to just complain I have set forth specific suggestions to our city leaders which can be adopted to address the top issues our city face. Our city leaders have revealed they will concentrate on a proposed resource center in the north part of Palm Springs after abandoning the hotel conversion site due to cries from the NIMBY's. So, here we are today recognizing the new resource center will not be in service until 2023. What can the city do in the meantime? Plenty. If our city leaders have the will. My research revealed remarkably interesting findings and concerns our city can and should address in the short term. Stop letting the Riverside County Board of Supervisors off the hook. It is clear the Supervisors continue to throw our city under bus by withholding funds we rightly deserve. Palm Springs must adopt an aggressive approach to obtain funding, resources and dedicated mental health officials/facilities for Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley — we taxpayers deserve to have the county step up. I encourage our City Council, City Manager and PSPD to develop a comprehensive plan to receive well -deserved funding. Housing must come first. To keep people from falling into homelessness we need affordable housing at all price levels. Affordable housing should be affordable low-income as well as very -low-income housing. The city should be looking at vacant land on which to build `tiny home' communities — these cost far less than constructing new apartment buildings and have been built in major vacation -destination cities. One suggestion is to partner with the Agua Caliente and lease vacant parcels which are located within our city. The Home Key program is not a permanent fix and should only be used as a temporary solution to offer housing now. Mental illness and substance abuse are contributing factors to homelessness. Recent surveys in Los Angeles found that 25% of the homeless reported they suffer from mental illness and 27% reported they had substance use problems. About 4 1 % had one or the other or both. It would be worthwhile for Palm Springs to survey these primary factors of our homeless population. The results could be the foundation of creating new policies, options and help for those on the street. Providing these people with housing first will give them a stable base from which to seek treatment. This is a more humane approach — housing first. Housing first does not mean housing only but get someone housed and then offer treatment options. Z - 2.y -2O2-7- MM NO. �" � r Da vid Carden, jr. 304 Tiffany Circle East Palm Springs C 4 92262 760. 902.2297 The need for more permanent housing- not shelter beds. The city cannot continue to shelter -bed its way out of homelessness. Temporary housing is expensive. A person in a shelter is still a homeless person. The city must concentrate on finding faster ways to create affordable permanent supportive housing. Protect vulnerable renters from losing their housing. More Californians are becoming homeless each day. People who do have housing are spending more than half of their income on rent and utilities leaving them with little savings to manage rent increases, a job loss, or unexpected bills. These renters need to be protected or else they will be forced into homelessness and the cycle will continue. Enforcement is not the only way. Residents and businesses alike are complaining about homeless encampments in their neighborhood and along our business corridors. Removing someone from the sidewalk only means they will turn up somewhere else in short order. It is easy to talk about enforcement, but it also needs to be a major factor in any plans for more housing whether it is permanent or temporary. A specific plan of action provided to our residents over the next few months, with doable goals is the least our city leaders can do — talk is cheap — we need action now, not in 2023. We can no longer continue to ignore the economic damage to our community and downtown. Palm Springs clearly needs to clean up our business corridors and neighborhoods. The visual of our city streets from residents, visitors, snowbirds, and people passing through is a stark reminder we have a work to do. As our city leaders continue to seek, and implement solutions these coming months, I would encourage them to do a better job in communicating to the public their goals as well as successes. Public relations are one of the missing factors at City Hall. If the public is never aware of positive actions/goals, then the doors for criticism will always be open. I use an old saying from my grandfather —'the tail does not wag the dog' — and the NIMBY's, naysayers, and people whose social media to influence policy are in a minority. Thank them for their views and move on to create a better community. You will never satisfy everyone, but our city leaders cannot continue to let those people delay or obstruct a new direction and vision of our city. Your jobs are not easy. Public service is never easy. My goal is to promote, encourage and support our city as we face our challenges with a determination to remain a world -class tourist destination. We have much to celebrate and I look forward to more celebrations soon. Respectfully, Oawd Caweoy , Palm Springs accuses COD of breaking law City says board violating Brown Act with closed-session discussions Jonathan Horwitz Palm Springs Desert Sun USA TODAY NETWORK The City of Palm Springs has formally expressed its concern to the College of the Desert that the college is violating a California law by discussing land use matters and campus facilities issues behind closed doors at board meetings without soliciting proper public input. An attorney representing Palm Springs on Tuesday emailed a memorandum to a lawyer representing the college to express the city’s opinion that COD is not in compliance with the Brown Act, California's sunshine law for local government agencies. “Upon review of COD Board of Trustees (Board) meeting agendas, minutes, and recordings, and comments made by Board members to the press, several of COD’s practices relating to the Brown Act have emerged that appear to be inconsistent with open and transparent public meetings, and may in fact be violations of the Brown Act,” wrote Andrew Jared, a Palm Springs city attorney. The memo was copied to Riverside County District Attorney Michael Hestrin, COD's president, and the Board of Trustees. Jared added: 'The manner in which COD has identified properties for discussion in closed session denies the public not only the right to be informed, but also the ability of the public to comment before the Board makes decisions or provides direction. This pattern of obfuscation of what properties are being discussed, along with what issues are being discussed certainly does not promote the openness and transparency that the Board has recently championed.' COD and its property attorney have not responded See BROWN ACT, Page 8A Continued from Page 1A to a request by The Desert Sun to comment on Jared’s letter. Tensions over two properties College of the Desert has plans to build a west valley campus on land in central Palm Springs using bond money approved by taxpayers in 2016; however, the scope of the project has come into question in recent https://palmspringsdesertsun-ca-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=46b954503_1348364 2/24/2022 Public Comment Item Non-Agenda months as college officials have said they need to conduct further feasibility studies. In addition, the city and the college have potential legal disputes over a plot of land on the north side of the city that Palm Springs gave to the school years ago for the construction of a new campus. College plans for that site were eventually abandoned in favor of the central parcel on the site of the old Palm Springs Mall. Jared's law firm, Colantuono, Highsmith & Whatley, was hired by the City of Palm Springs last year to review issues related to COD. The city council voted to authorize up to $500,000 to be spent on those legal services, which would be paid for by the hour at a price capped at $350 an hour. Palm Springs' main city attorney, Jeff Ballinger, works for the same law firm as one of COD's lawyers, Carlos Campos. Due to that potential conflict of interest, both the city and the college would need to agree to a consent waiver that would allow Ballinger to represent the city on issues related to COD. Since the city hired Jared, the college has signed a partial waiver that would allow Ballinger to represent the city on certain issues but not others — including potential litigation with the college and some real estate concerns. Under the Brown Act, members of the public have the right to speak on all items on a legislative body’s agenda before the body may act on them. The COD Board of Trustees, as a group of elected officials, is a legislative body. In his memo, addressed to attorney Andreas Chialtas, Jared said that COD's board has approved minutes of at least two prior meetings before accepting public comments. In one instance, he and one other member of the public expressed to the board that the prior meeting minutes were inaccurate, but they were only able to do so after the board had already voted to ratify those minutes. “Had the Board complied with the Brown Act, either by allowing the public to speak on each item, or by only taking action only after the public had been allowed to address the Board, the Board could have corrected the minutes easi-ly,” Jared wrote on Tuesday. City attorney says agendas lack specifics The City of Palm Springs also is concerned that the college is improperly discussing real estate matters behind closed doors. https://palmspringsdesertsun-ca-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=46b954503_1348364 2/24/2022 Public Comment Item Non-Agenda Jared wrote that the Brown Act allows the board to discuss real estate in “closed session” as long as the board includes on its agenda certain details, including: the property’s street address and/or parcel number, the name of the agency negotiator, the names of the negotiating parties, and the matters under negotiation — price, terms of payment or both. However, on several recent COD board agendas, the college has listed as many as 22 distinct parcel numbers under one closed session item without providing any street addresses or names of negotiating parties. The college has listed Superintendent/President Martha Garcia as its designee (negotiator) for all of the properties. “First, the agenda omits what is being negotiated. An agency is only allowed to discuss price of a real property negotiation, terms of a real property negotiation, or price and terms,” Jared wrote to the college. He continued: “Here, COD has failed to indicate whether it intended to discuss price, terms of payment, or both. Additionally, COD has failed to indicate who the negotiating parties are as to each parcel. Naming your chief executive 'or designee' amounts to no meaningful disclosure at all. The public is entitled to know who your negotiators are, and they must attend the meeting. Otherwise, you may be tempted to use closed sessions to discuss issues related to real estate acquisition from which you may not exclude the public.' Jared wrote that a blanket closed session property conference agenda item gives the impression that there is one property transaction taking place involving all 22 parcels. He claims that is not the case, and the Riverside County Assessor’s website shows the properties are scattered in different cities throughout the Coachella Valley including Indio, Coachella and Palm Springs. Jared previously raised his concern to the COD trustees in a public comment at the board’s Jan. 21 meeting. At that time, a COD staff member acting as clerk indicated that the closed session item listing 22 parcel numbers was a “clerical error” and would be remedied. In his letter, Jared writes that the agenda was never corrected. COD did not list those parcel numbers on its February board agenda. Rather, the college was more specific on its agenda, posting that it would conference with a real estate negotiator to discuss 'price and terms of payment issues' associated with 119.37 acres of vacant land at the northwest corner of West Tramview Road and North Indian Canyon Drive in Palm Springs. https://palmspringsdesertsun-ca-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=46b954503_1348364 2/24/2022 Public Comment Item Non-Agenda That is the parcel the City of Palm Springs gifted to the college more than a decade ago for the purpose of building a new campus. Watermarke Homes, a developer, has expressed interest in buying the land from COD for $5.7 million. After last week's COD board meeting, the college did not report any information to the public from the closed session, and it did not provide additional information regarding its real estate conference. 'These improper actions must stop,' Jared added. 'The District’s Board must discuss development of its various campuses in open sessions only and allow the public to hear what the Board is hearing, and be able to provide comment prior to decisions being made by the Board.' Complicating matters further, Trustee Bea Gonzalez alleged at that meeting that another member of the COD board has been leaking closed session information to the public. She said she attended a recent community meeting at which she recognized a presentation slide that contained a portion of a discussion that she said took place in a closed session of the COD Board of Trustees, without being more specific. Gonzalez has not responded to multiple requests from The Desert Sun for clarification. Jared’s communication with the board and COD attorneys is not the first time the City of Palm Springs has expressed its concern about COD’s adherence to the Brown Act. In January, the COD board called a special meeting on short notice to discuss its master plan and expansion plans. The agenda was posted online 24 hours in advance of the meeting with no supporting documents attached. Palm Springs City Councilmember Geoff Kors expressed his disappointment that the public was given “almost zero notice so that they can pay attention and watch the meeting or attend it, let alone have enough time to make public comment.” COD attorneys said the notice complied with the Brown Act. Garcia and Board Chair Ruben Perez were supposed to address the Palm Springs City Council at a council meeting earlier in February, but scheduling conflicts for the city and the college officials compelled the two groups to postpone. https://palmspringsdesertsun-ca-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=46b954503_1348364 2/24/2022 Public Comment Item Non-Agenda City of Palm Springs communications director Amy Blaisdell said Tuesday that the COD presentation to the city council has not yet been rescheduled. Jonathan Horwitz covers education for The Desert Sun. Reach him at jonathan. horwitz@desertsun.com. https://palmspringsdesertsun-ca-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=46b954503_1348364 2/24/2022 Public Comment Item Non-Agenda Tiffani Bailey From: Carole <karowlee@aol.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2022 10:36 PM To: City Clerk Subject: Mask Mandates NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Please end the mask mandates. There is no science that supports it, no reason for it, and few who live in other valley cities want to come here and I do not blame them. Who wants to wear a mask forever? Sent from the all new AOL app for Android 2{2,c[-022.. PIAWG Gb WX- KJ- 1TI:M NO, Tiffani Bailey From: Lisa Garcia <Lisa.Garcia@florenceaz.gov> Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2022 4:31 PM To: Lisa Garcia Subject: Lisa Garcia for VP of IIMC NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs - DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. I am running for IIMC Vice President in 2022. 1 have been sending emails, building a website, and creating YouTube video content and trying my hardest to reach as many members of IIMC as possible. WHY DO 1 WANT TO SERVE? Above all, I want to represent you and help guide the IIMC into the corning years. Communication is one of the biggest things that I can bring to the position; as you can see by Region VI 11, we've made a concerted effort to cause real change to occur and communicate the news to our members. My entire career, I have followed the philosophies of IIMC. Of course, I did not do them overnight, but as each President of IIMC had a message, I tried to implement each and build a foundation. • Be a lifelong learner, I am. • Bring value to the profession; I hope I do. • Earn your place at the table; every day, I try. • Get a formal education if you can; my children stood in the stadium when I earned my degree and understand how hard it is to work full time and attend college. • Share your knowledge through mentorship; I give back. • The Mental Health of our Clerk Community is important; I pay attention. • Work -Life Balance; I work hard and play hard. • Promote the Clerk Profession; I believe it is the best profession in municipal government and love to promote it. • Keep up with technological advancements; it kills me, but I grow daily. As I listened to each past IIMC President talk with pride, I was inspired to be more, do more, and help more. I was inspired to get off the bench and be part of the team to make a difference. The members of our organization have shaped my life, my career, and my dreams. am thankful I My goal is to continue to work on all things IIMC with IIMC staff, Directors, and Executive Committee. I will always be a person who puts our membership first and listens to members' needs. MORE ABOUT ME I am better about talking about policy, procedures, rules, and promoting change than opening up about myself as a person. So, I would like to spend some time talking to you about who I am and why IIMC is so important to me. I am a mother of three beautiful grown men, and being their mom is my greatest joy in life. I am recently married; we eloped on Leap Day, 2020. We love traveling, kayaking, laughing, and you can follow our adventure on Facebook if we are friends; if we are not, we should be. The title of wife and mother means the world to me. I've been with Florence since 1994 (obviously I started as a young child), in 19961 was named Town Clerk, and in 2007 the Town Clerk position was named Deputy Town Manager. I now oversee Finance, Human Resources, and Information 1 �liG � -2 ITEM No. E4U16L Technology in addition to clerk stuff. I feet the role of the Town Clerk aligns with administration and that leadership in an organization is a natural fit for the Clerk; we are, in fact, the hub of the wheel and work with each element of municipal government. I am the Town Clerk for the Town of Florence in Arizona. The population of Florence is a little over 28,400 but swells to 50,000 during events like the Country Thunder Festival, which features megastar country singers. One of the things I love most about our historical community founded in 1866 is that talented musicians love to come and perform here. We have live music every night of the week. I served Arizona Municipal Clerks Association (AMCA) and IIMC over the past 28 years. I served on the AMCA Board from 2009-to 2016, and that is where I caught the bug to help lead our organization. While working with the AMCA board, we held our first visioning session, adopted an annual strategic plan that is updated each year, and amended bylaws and policies to adapt to changes in the organization and the use of new technology. In 20191 became the IIMC Region VIII Director and would love to continue working for you and IIMC. I led the IIMC Region VIII Restructuring Task Force, worked with members from each of the 11 states in Region VIII, provided updates to all state associations during the process, in addition to other tasks assigned by the Board. The success I have shared with these teams is based on mutual respect, building consensus, and listening to the needs of all. There is no satisfaction in scratching something that does not itch, so it is vital to communicate with members to understand their desires and strike the spot satisfying them. That only happens when we work as a team. The Zoom invites are going out next week for those who have said they would like to talkl I am so looking forward to hearing your thoughts and vision for IIMC. Please consider me when voting for IIMC Vice President. Thank you, Lisa Garcia, MMC Learn more about me at https://Www.lisagarciaforiimgyp.comf and https:7lwww.youtube.comlchannel/UCwwEOZ2Eu1S6Ue4vnA-xiCQ Lisa (Aarcia, M MC Deputy Town Manager /Town Clerk t: (520) 868-7552 e: lisa-g arcia FlorenceAZ. ov a: 775 N. 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If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all copies of the original message. - Email scanned by Microsoft Advanced Email Threat Protection - Website: http://www.florenceaz.gov Disclaimer #6955-149 Tiffani Bailey From: Llubi Rios Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2022 5:27 PM To: City Clerk Subject: FW: SAVE CITY LAND Follow Up Flag: Follow up Flag Status: Flagged -----Original Message ----- From: Estee Huff <estee.huff @gmail.com> Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2022 1:01 PM To: Llubi Rios <Llubi.Rios@pal mspringsca.gov> Subject: SAVE CITY LAND NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Please save the city land that is being discussed in front of the city Council. Keeping land open for the environment is important. Also it is an important aspect of the charm and beauty of PS. I am a longtime resident of Palm Springs. Thank you Estee Huff Sent from my Whone 2 •'?-c4 - Z D 2z. �V.Ao c. CoYv�n' ITEM NO. Tiffani Bailey From: Viga Rosal <mayamex08@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2022 10:18 AM To: City Clerk Subject: Public Comment - I NEED HELP HUGE GRIME HERE NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. This is my life !!! NO 2 HUMAN TRAFFIC // I'M BEEN ASKING FOR HELP HERE CATHEDRAL CITY, PALM SPRINGS CALIFORNIA ,AND NOBODY CAN HELP ME, EVERY PERSON COOPERATE WITH CORRUPTION " BIG BROTHER TORTURE 24/7=365 SINCE 2015 HIGTH RADIATION PLUS BURNING ME ALL MY BODY WITH DIRECT ENERGY(MICROWAVE) AND ELECTROMAGNETIC MILITARY WEAPON ALL NEIGHBORHOOD COOPERATE WITH GOV THIS IS A HUGE CRIME HERE ME AND MY KIDS AND PETS, THEY KILLING US WE NEED HELP AND NOT HUMAN TRAFFIC!!! I need HELP I HAVE A BLIND AND DISABLE AND THEY TORTURED HIM 2 THIS IS BEEN SO HARD THAT NOBODY CARES WE IT'S MY HUMAN RIGHT'S?? Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android Z-Z.t-I - -to VL CDv►1- FTEM NO �� Tiffani Bailey From: City of Palm Springs <palmspringsca@enotify.visioninternet.com> Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 1:48 PM To: City Clerk; Anthony Mejia Subject: *NEW SUBMISSION* Submit Public Comment to the City of Palm Springs NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Submit Public Comment to the City of Palm Springs Submission #: 1496936 IP Address: 66.74.7.81 Submission Date: 02/27/2022 1:47 Survey Time: 7 minutes, 51 seconds You have a new online form submission. Note: all answers displaying "*****" are marked as sensitive and must be viewed after your login. Full Name/Nombre Anne Anderson City of Residence/Ciudad de residencia Palm Springs, Phone (optional) /Telefono (opcional) 7602852653 Email (optional/opcional) aanderson92262@aol.com Your Comments/Sus comentarios Please do not rush a homeless center into the north end of Palm Springs. Crime is bad enough. Why not put it on the south end where all the money is ? You are ruining Palm Springs with your liberal ideals. Crime is out of control and you do nothing but cut the police budget. I have lived here 30 years and it has never been this bad! Citizens have a right to have a say in things. We no longer have a mayor, who decided that? Not the citizens! Anne Anderson Thank you, City of Palm Springs This is an automated message generated by Granicus. Please do not reply directly to this email. 2. 2(-t - U 22 a lJlow c- . c.o m OLJL� ITEM NO. b �—_VtQRX 00 - Tiffani Baile From: Merritt Paul <merrittmaster@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2022 9:02 AM To: psnavigatoncenterquestions@palmspringca.gov Cc: Raghda Zacharia; City Clerk Subject: HOMELESS WELCOME CENTER March 3rd public meeting. PAUL MERRITT stakeholder NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. dear CITY OF P.SPRINGS, 480 TRAMVIEW RD. [UNITY CTR.] 6 PM 1. the notice for the meeting came AFTER the approval by the government for the Homeless welcome Center 2. THE time of notice is way to short to allow resident and my attendance// 4 days. 3. The welcome center ''plan'' has no provision for POLICE enforcement patrol of the adjoining RESIDENT NEIGHBORHOODS at least 10 sq. blocks 4. The WELCOME CENTER fails to review or address BLACK and low income EXISTING NEIGHBOR resident[s] concerns etc. VIOLATION of STATE LAW. 5. The welcome CENTER has no plan of record for daily regional nearby LITTER and trash control and pick -service. 6. THE meeting should be ZOOM for covid attendance or CALL IN. ?t 7. THE City is removing A PUBLIC transit site from the area; THE CITY should be adding transportation and; also with AB 43 REDUCING San Rafeal speed limit to 40 mph. respectfully paul MERRITT 2'.2A•2o2Z t f WV)V 0 t umwttw+- rmm NO. to OV1 L,-- Tiffani Bailey From: Merritt Paul <merrittmaster@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2022 9:26 AM To: Tiffani Bailey Cc: Grace Garner Subject: Re: HOMELESS WELCOME CENTER March 3rd public meeting. PAUL MERRITT stakeholder NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. HI MS. Bailey Your prompt and professional assistance is appreciated My WEB SERVER just notified me that the OFFICIAL CITY NOTICE FOR THE' CENTER" IS incorrectly noticed and advertised. psnanvigationcenterquestions@ does not have a . [period] between the springs.ca.gov THUS MY imput according to the CITY NOTICE DID not get replicated to the staff. I wonder how many respondent[s] have been blocked by the City error. please inform MR. NEWELL AND our city manager of this un-fortunate problem. paul Merritt c On Monday, February 28, 2022, 09:03:53 AM PST, Tiffani Bailey <tiffani.bailey@palmspringsca.gov> wrote: Thank you for your email. Your comments will be shared with the City Council and retained as part of the official record. Kindly, U Ii 41F0*il Tiffani Bailey Executive Administrative Assistant 3200 E. Tallquit2 Canyon Way Palm Sprints. CA 92262 T: 760.323.8204 F: 760.322.8332 22q- 2d2Z Vwb cbrn v►nwJ, ITEM NO. !v w From: Merritt Paul <merrittmaster@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2022 9:02 AM To: psnavigatoncenterquestions@palmspringca.gov Cc: Raghda Zacharia <raghdazacharia@aol.com>; City Clerk <CityClerk@palmspringsca.gov> Subject: HOMELESS WELCOME CENTER March 3rd public meeting. PAUL MERRITT stakeholder NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs — DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. dear CITY OF P.SPRINGS, 480 TRAMVIEW RD. [UNITY CTR.] 6 PM 1. the notice for the meeting came AFTER the approval by the government for the Homeless welcome Center 2. THE time of notice is way to short to allow resident and my attendance// 4 days. 3. The Welcome center "plan" has no provision for POLICE enforcement patrol of the adjoining RESIDENT NEIGHBORHOODS at least 10 sq. blocks 4. The WELCOME CENTER fails to review or address BLACK and low income EXISTING NEIGHBOR resident[s] concerns etc. VIOLATION of STATE LAW. 5. The welcome CENTER has no plan of record for daily regional nearby LITTER and trash control and pick -service. 6. THE meeting should be ZOOM for covid attendance or CALL IN. ?t 2 7. THE City is removing A PUBLIC transit site from the area; THE CITY should be adding transportation and; also with AB 43 REDUCING San Rafeal speed limit to 40 mph. respectfully paul MERRITT Tiffani Bailey From: Patty O'Hara <pattyohara1 @gmail.com> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2022 10:22 AM To: City Clerk Cc: Robert Fabielli Subject: R1C - PS/Juanita/Alejo- Sunmor Neighborhood NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Good morning. We are in full support of the zoning change to R1C that would permit the development of 8 homes at the intersection of Juanita Drive and Alejo Road. We love this diverse neighborhood and would be pleased to have 8 new modern -style homes built nearby. Please add us to your list of those in support of this initiative. Please reply if you need further information. Thank you. Patty O'Hara and Robert Fabielli 465 N. Juanita Drive Palm Springs, CA. 92262 pattyoharal@gmail.com <mailto:pattyoharal@gmail.com> . 773-575-5006 rfabielli@gmail.com <mailto:rfabielli@gmail.com> 773-263-9376 r�� Tiffani Bailey From: Carole <karowlee@aol.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2022 10:36 PM To: City Clerk Subject: Mask Mandates NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Please end the mask mandates. There is no science that supports it, no reason for it, and few who live in other valley cities want to come here and I do not blame them. Who wants to wear a mask forever? Sent from the all new AOL app for Android <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aol.mobile.aolapp> 2 2L,i - 2p -zz— ►vterr�- UEM NO. �� - TRIBAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE VIA ELECTRONIC MAIL MORONGO February 28, 2022 BAND OF MISSION cityclerk@palmspringsca.gov INDIAW Anthony J. Mejia City Clerk Palm Springs 4fOVCRCIGN NATION 3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way Palm Springs, CA 92262 Re: Case 5.1547 ZTA Zone Development Standards for E-1 (Energy/Industrial) and M-2 (Manufacturing) Dear Mr. Mejia: The Morongo Band of Mission Indians (Tribe/MBMI) Tribal Historic Preservation Office is in receipt of the City of Palm Springs notice regarding the above referenced project. The proposed Zone Development Standards project is not located within the boundaries of the ancestral territory and traditional use area of the Cahuilla and Serrano people of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians. Thank you for notifying the MBMI about this project. MBMI encourages your consultation with tribes more closely associated with the lands upon which the project is located. Respectfully, Bernadette Ann Brierty Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Morongo Band of Mission Indians CC: Morongo THPO 2 21- Zv 22z ITEM NTO. 12700 Pumarra Road — Banning, CA 92220 — (951) 755-5259 — Fax (951) 572-6004 — THPO(a)morongo-nsn.qov TRIBAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE VIA ELECTRONIC MAIL MORONGO February 28, 2022 BAND OF MISSION cityclerk@palmspringsca.gov IN DIANS Anthony J. Mejia City Clerk Palm Springs AfOVCkCIGN NATION 3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way Palm Springs, CA 92262 Re: Case 5.1546 ZTA; Automobile Service Station Development Standards Code Amendment Dear Mr. Mejia: The Morongo Band of Mission Indians (Tribe/MBMI) Tribal Historic Preservation Office is in receipt of the City of Palm Springs notice regarding the above referenced project. The proposed Standards Code Amendment project is not located within the boundaries of the ancestral territory and traditional use area of the Cahuilla and Serrano people of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians. Thank you for notifying the MBMI about this project. MBMI encourages your consultation with tribes more closely associated with the lands upon which the project is located. Respectfully, add► 8� Bernadette Ann Brierty Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Morongo Band of Mission Indians CC: Morongo THPO rMNh 'NO. �QIfL��rJ(-, 12700 Pumarra Road — Banning, CA 92220 — (951) 755-5259 — Fax (951) 572-6004 — THPO(a)morongo-nsn.gov TRIBAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE VIA ELECTRONIC MAIL MORONGO February 28, 2022 BAND OF MISSION cityclerk@palmspringsca.gov INDIANS Anthony J. Mejia City Clerk Palm Springs ASOV[R[tGN NATION 3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way Palm Springs, CA 92262 Re: HSPB #139 — Historic Designation of the Donald Wexler Residence Dear Mr. Mejia: The Morongo Band of Mission Indians (Tribe/MBMI) Tribal Historic Preservation Office is in receipt of the City of Palm Springs notice regarding the above referenced project. The home that will receive the historic designation is not located within the boundaries of the ancestral territory and traditional use area of the Cahuilla and Serrano people of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians. Thank you for notifying the MBMI about this project. MBMI encourages your consultation with tribes more closely associated with the lands upon which the project is located. Respectfully, "d6m' 8� Bernadette Ann Brierty Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Morongo Band of Mission Indians CC: Morongo THPO 2. Z� • ?.D 2Z A7 1�wbl i ��Qb�m�Lr� ITUM NO. 12700 Pumarra Road — Banning, CA 92220 — (951) 755-5259 — Fax (951) 572-6004 — THPO(a-)morongo-nsn.qov Tiffani Bailey From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Anthony J. Mejia, MMC City Clerk Anthony Mejia Tuesday, March 1, 2022 8:49 AM Tiffani Bailey FW: Vacant Property Registration and Monitoring for 2500 and 2501 S Araby Drive Vacant Property Monitoring Plan.pdf; Vacant Property Registration Form.pdf; January 4 Letter.pdf From: Julie Kay Rupp <ruppjulie1@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 1, 2022 6:11 AM To: Anthony Mejia <Anthony.Mejia@palmspringsca.gov>; Brent Rasi <Brent.Rasi@pal mspringsca.gov> Subject: Fwd: Vacant Property Registration and Monitoring for 2500 and 2501 S Araby Drive NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Dear Anthony, Please submit to the City Council immediately. Please let them know my concerns for the Health and Safety of anyone, including myself and family have been violated by The City of Palm Springs and Neighbor Mr. David Merritt Levy. I have requested action by the City Council since the First Public Hearing on January 4, 2022. 1 have been working with Jeff Ballenger since October 2021 and Code Enforcement & Building & Safety since 2014. My basic rights to the Peaceful Enjoyment of my Property are violated by the Neighboring Properties and The City of Palm Springs. Thank you, Julie Kay Rupp Cell: (760) 322-0243 Damaged Citizen by the City of Palm Springs Inactions RE: 2501 and 2500 S Araby Drive, PS 92264 RE: Occupied Full Time 2550 S Araby Drive Now Historic 1 Designation 2 - 2Ll - zo zz pvt6l%-(, LomerwAr -k Vacant buildings can be a source of blight in both residential and non-residential neighborhoods, especially if these buildings are not properly maintained. Even one vacant building which is not actively maintained and managed can become a burden to the community, becoming the core and cause of spreading blight. The City of Palm Springs now requires that vacant properties be registered with the Department of Building and Safety so that we may work in partnership with property owners to ensure our City's standards are met and maintained. Vacant properties, including single-family homes, must be registered as soon as possible, but no later than 10 days after becoming vacant. A commercial property where at least 35% or more of the total floor area within the building(s) is not occupied is considered a vacant property and must be registered. A separate registration form must be completed for each vacant property. • PSMC Chapter 1 Section 8.80 - Long -Term Maintenance of Boarded and Vacated Buildings Palm Springs, California Municipal Code • Title 8 BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION • Chapter 8.80 VACANT BUILDINGS AND BOARDING REGULATIONS • Show All 8.80.200 Enforcement. (a) Violation Unlawful. It is unlawful and declared a public nuisance for any person to violate any provision of this Chapter. (b) Criminal Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this Chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $1,000, or by imprisonment in the Countyjail not exceeding six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment, except the City Attorney may prosecute a violation of this Chapter as an infraction, in his or her discretion, as set forth in Section 1.01.140 of this Code. (c) Administrative Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this Chapter may be issued an administrative penalty in accordance with this Section and Chapter 1.06 of this Code. (1) Appeal and Collection of Penalty. The Enforcement Official's administrative penalty may be appealed in the manner provided in Chapter 1.06 of this Code. Any administrative penalty may be collected as provided in Chapter 1.06 of this Code. (2) Fine for Non -Residential Properties. For any non-residential properties subject to this Chapter, the initial penalty shall be $2,500.00. If the violation continues after the compliance date in the first administrative citation or any extension period granted by the City, a second administrative penalty in the amount of $5,000.00 may be issued. If the violation continues after the compliance date in the second administrative citation or any extension period granted by 2 the City, a third administrative penalty in the amount of $25,000.00 may be issued. For any residential properties subject to this Chapter, the penalties shall be in the amounts set forth in Section 1.06,040 of this Code. (d) Civil or Equitable Enforcement. Nothing in this Chapter prevents the City Attorney from bringing a civil or equitable action, at his or her discretion, to seek the abatement of any violation of this Code. (e) Ongoing Violations. Each and every day a violation is maintained, caused, aided, abetted, concealed, suffered, or permitted is a separate offense. (f) Remedies Cumulative. The remedies, procedures, and penalties provided by this Chapter are cumulative to each other and to any other available under City, State, or federal law. (g) Joint and Several Liability. The duties and liabilities specified in this Chapter are joint and several among and between all owners. (Ord. 2032 § 2, 2020) SUNcerely, Julie Julie Kay Rupp Palm Springs, CA ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Julie Kay Rupp <ruppiulie1@gmail.com> Date: Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 3:38 PM Subject: Vacant Property Registration and Monitoring for 2500 and 2501 S Araby Drive To: <Jeff.BaIli nger-c@pal mspringsca.gov>,<anthony.meiia@palmspringsca.gov> January 4, 2022 PLEASE PRESENT AT THE PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE HISTORIC SITE PRESERVATION BOARD for January 4, 2022 Dear City Attorney and City Clerk, Please provide the Vacant Property Registration Form for 2500, 2501 S Araby Drive Please provide the Vacant Property Monitoring Plans for 2500, 2501 S Araby Drive As Mr. Levy is a full time resident at 2550 S Araby, please provide the Vacant Property Registration Form is there is one on file. Mr. Levy has been living at 2550 S Araby since selling his Anza Trail Home in March 2018 for $900,000 and has the money to repair 2550 S Araby to be habitable and not to be the Nuisance that Mr. Levy has created, to purposefully harass anyone that owns or occupies 2540 S Araby. This behavior of Mr. Levy, a Licensed Architect and former Licensed Builder is beyond absurd. We are very concerned that The City of Palm Springs refuses to apply the law to the residential properties of 2500, 2501 and 2550 S Araby Drive. The City's Inactions have created a health and 3 safety issues for occupants of 2540 S Araby Drive. The welfare of myself and my family has been severely neglected. Vacant buildings can be a source of blight in both residential and non-residential neighborhoods, especially if these buildings are not properly maintained. Even one vacant building which is not actively maintained and managed can become a burden to the community, becoming the core and cause of spreading blight. The City of Palm Springs now requires that vacant properties be registered with the Department of Building and Safety so that we may work in partnership with property owners to ensure our City's standards are met and maintained. Vacant properties, including single-family homes, must be registered as soon as possible, but no later than 10 days after becoming vacant. A commercial property where at least 35% or more of the total floor area within the building(s) is not occupied is considered a vacant property and must be registered. A separate registration form must be completed for each vacant property. 8.80.100 Purpose. The purpose of this Chapter is to ensure all vacant and boarded buildings comply with minimum property maintenance requirements, to encourage proactive and preventive maintenance of properties, to ensure maintenance issues are quickly and efficiently remedied, and to promote the health, safety, and welfare of the people of the City of Palm Springs. (Ord. 2032 § 2, 2020) PSMC Chapter 1 Section 8.80 - Long -Term Maintenance of Boarded and Vacated Buildings Palm Springs, California Municipal Code Title 8 BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION • Chapter 8.80 VACANT BUILDINGS AND BOARDING REGULATIONS • Show All 8.80.200 Enforcement. (a) Violation Unlawful. It is unlawful and declared a public nuisance for any person to violate any provision of this Chapter. (b) Criminal Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this Chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $1,000, or by imprisonment in the County jail not exceeding six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment, except the City Attorney may prosecute a violation of this Chapter as an infraction, in his or her discretion, as set forth in Section 1.01.140 of this Code. (c) Administrative Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this Chapter may be issued an administrative penalty in accordance with this Section and Chapter 1.06 of this Code. (1) Appeal and Collection of Penalty. The Enforcement Official's administrative penalty may be appealed in the manner provided in Chapter 1.06 of this Code. Any administrative penalty may be collected as provided in Chapter 1.06 of this Code. (2) Fine for Non -Residential Properties. For any non-residential properties subject to this Chapter, the initial penalty shall be $2,500.00. If the violation continues after the compliance date in the first administrative citation or any extension period granted by the City, a second administrative penalty in the amount of $5,000.00 may be issued. If the violation continues after the compliance date in the second administrative citation or any extension period granted by the City, a third administrative penalty in the amount of $25,000.00 may be issued. For any residential properties subject to this Chapter, the penalties shall be in the amounts set forth in Section 1.06.040 of this Code. (d) Civil or Equitable Enforcement. Nothing in this Chapter prevents the City Attorney from bringing a civil or equitable action, at his or her discretion, to seek the abatement of any violation of this Code. (e) Ongoing Violations. Each and every day a violation is maintained, caused, aided, abetted, concealed, suffered, or permitted is a separate offense. (f) Remedies Cumulative. The remedies, procedures, and penalties provided by this Chapter are cumulative to each other and to any other available under City, State, or federal law. (g) Joint and Several Liability. The duties and liabilities specified in this Chapter are joint and several among and between all owners. (Ord. 2032 § 2, 2020) SUNcerely, Julie Julie Kay Rupp Palm Springs, CA saes • ' m c CM c °p = T ono O O N � O o UU C C U '> > N V of O CD U) CO0cn CY CY E CV E •L o a acn a o R U V M 69 a z 0 Ey dzz d O w� �A x� 3A N x� z 3A 3A L rA ¢orA mw tet i°. C CL O OA y E rA Im x w ctl rA C rA . a� U Z O N a) O c w a) T E _N > U Q - u) E Ua c c O cn c '� w � a)U a w w c a) O — d o U cu Q City of Palm Springs Code Compliance 200 S Civic Dr Palm Springs, CA 92263 (760) 778-8434 Vacant Property Registration Form Property Address: Property Type: COMMERCIAL $1,943.70 security fee + $37.79 registration fee= $1981.49 RESIDENTIAL $37.79 registration fee Property Owner or Lienholder Information: Contact Person: Phone Number: E-mail Address: Company Name: Mailing Address: Property Management Information (must be local): Contact Person: Phone Number: E-mail Address: Company Name: Mailing Address: Complete this form, make check payable to the "City of Palm Springs", and mail to: PS Police Department: Code Compliance RE: Vacant Building registration 200 South Civic Drive Palm Springs, CA 92263 The fee and registration is valid for one (1) year from the date of permit issuance/registration and is due annually as long as property is vacant. You are required to renew your registration every year that your property is vacant. Please note, the fee increases annually in the summer. If you have any questions, contact the Code Compliance Department at (760) 778-8434. Registrant: Print Name Company Name, Address, Phone Number Signature Date January 4, 2022 PLEASE PRESENT AT THE PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE HISTORIC SITE PRESERVATION BOARD for January 4, 2022 Dear City Attorney and City Clerk, Please provide the Vacant Property Registration Form for 2500, 2501 S Araby Drive Please provide the Vacant Property Monitoring Plans for 2500, 2501 S Araby Drive As Mr. Levy is a full time resident at 2550 S Araby, please provide the Vacant Property Registration Form is there is one on file. Mr. Levy has been living at 2550 S Araby since selling his Anza Trail Home in March 2018 for $900,000 and has the money to repair 2550 S Araby to be habitable and not to be the Nuisance that Mr. Levy has created, to purposefully harass anyone that owns or occupies 2540 S Araby. This behavior of Mr. Levy, a Licensed Architect and former Licensed Builder is beyond absurd. We are very concerned that The City of Palm Springs refuses to apply the law to the residential properties of 2500, 2501 and 2550 S Araby Drive. The City's Inactions have created a health and safety issues for occupants of 2540 S Araby Drive. The welfare of myself and my family has been severely neglected. Vacant buildings can be a source of blight in both residential and non-residential neighborhoods, especially if these buildings are not properly maintained. Even one vacant building which is not actively maintained and managed can become a burden to the community, becoming the core and cause of spreading blight. The City of Palm Springs now requires that vacant properties be registered with the Department of Building and Safety so that we may work in partnership with property owners to ensure our City's standards are met and maintained. Vacant properties, including single-family homes, must be registered as soon as possible, but no later than 10 days after becoming vacant. A commercial property where at least 35% or more of the total floor area within the building(s) is not occupied is considered a vacant property and must be registered. A separate registration form must be completed for each vacant property. 8.80.100 Purpose. The purpose of this Chapter is to ensure all vacant and boarded buildings comply with minimum property maintenance requirements, to encourage proactive and preventive maintenance of properties, to ensure maintenance issues are quickly and efficiently remedied, and to promote the health, safety, and welfare of the people of the City of Palm Springs. (Ord. 2032 § 2, 2020) • PSMC Chapter 1 Section 8.80 - Lone -Term Maintenance of Boarded and Vacated Buildings Palm Springs, California Municipal Code Title 8 BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION • Chapter 8.80 VACANT BUILDINGS AND BOARDING REGULATIONS • Show All 8.80.200 Enforcement. (a) Violation Unlawful. It is unlawful and declared a public nuisance for any person to violate any provision of this Chapter. (b) Criminal Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this Chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $1,000, or by imprisonment in the County jail not exceeding six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment, except the City Attorney may prosecute a violation of this Chapter as an infraction, in his or her discretion, as set forth in Section 1.01.140 of this Code. (c) Administrative Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this Chapter may be issued an administrative penalty in accordance with this Section and Chapter 1.06 of this Code. (1) Appeal and Collection of Penalty. The Enforcement Official's administrative penalty may be appealed in the manner provided in Chapter 1.06 of this Code. Any administrative penalty may be collected as provided in Chapter 1.06 of this Code. (2) Fine for Non -Residential Properties. For any non-residential properties subject to this Chapter, the initial penalty shall be $2,500.00. If the violation continues after the compliance date in the first administrative citation or any extension period granted by the City, a second administrative penalty in the amount of $5,000.00 may be issued. If the violation continues after the compliance date in the second administrative citation or any extension period granted by the City, a third administrative penalty in the amount of $25,000.00 may be issued. For any residential properties subject to this Chapter, the penalties shall be in the amounts set forth in Section 1.06.040 of this Code. (d) Civil or Equitable Enforcement. Nothing in this Chapter prevents the City Attorney from bringing a civil or equitable action, at his or her discretion, to seek the abatement of any violation of this Code. (e) Ongoing Violations. Each and every day a violation is maintained, caused, aided, abetted, concealed, suffered, or permitted is a separate offense. (f) Remedies Cumulative. The remedies, procedures, and penalties provided by this Chapter are cumulative to each other and to any other available under City, State, or federal law. (g) Joint and Several Liability. The duties and liabilities specified in this Chapter are joint and several among and between all owners. (Ord. 2032 § 2, 2020) February 24, 2020 Enclosed are the petitions from Mountain Shadows in opposition to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses. They include both the signatures from our own change.org petition (not Ernest Cecena's) and individual mailed petitions sent to homeowners who did not sign the online petition. Sheila Vella sheila_ vella@yahoo.com 0 -q I',) -n r--:> C) r---.;:, 177 ....,., Ct r·1 -.7 ca _ ..... (',.) .s:-:" -1 C') -ry -l :Ji:: -< r:--? ' N f7-, c..J1 : () � -< 0 .,., ;J i'• -,J C) >�r,1r--:i:·< (./) f"l1 -oCJ .... - tr> 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda 12/:28/21, 2:41 PM Yahoo Mail -Your petition download for "Say No to the Sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses!" is ready Your petition download for "Say No to the Sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses!" is ready From: Change.org (change@a.change.org) To: sheila_vella@yahoo.com Date: Monday, September 13, 2021, 11:19 PM EDT change.org Hi Sheila, Your CSV file of petition signatures is ready to download at https://www.change.org[p/mountain-shadows-homeowners-saY.-no to-the-sale-of-the-tahguitz-golf-courses/dashboard? download=6b6fe404-ab6 a-4dd0-b210-4e4559b0f504 It will be available until Tuesday, September 21, 2021 at 3: 19:28 AM GMT. Thank you, The Change.org Te am We'd love to hear from you! Contact us through our help center. Change.erg • 548 Market St #29993, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401, USA 1/1 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Name Sheila Vella Alayne Batsakes Byron Guy Karen Kadletz Paul Rehal Hobert Hueffmeier Sue Green Mary Nolan Edward Maiuro Nick Kadletz Phyllis Hueffmeier Michele Jacobucci Brian Cowan ga ii pischa k Sasha Pavlovich Darnell Harrison II Judy Eaton Robyn Walker Pamela Moore Phyllis Nitkin Jim & Mary Stahlmann Cynthia Guy Samantha Guy Natalie Kadletz Adrienne Sagherian Kaitijane Blumberg Harold I Omel Kim Czerwonka Jack Marcinkowski Larry Levine Gary Cordova C It•"?•. or, City Holland Franklin ,.·,r •" Prince Albert Saskatchewan Seal Beach Palm Springs. 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Joseph Rockenbach 8.Patricia LoBue 9.Nick D'Angelo 10.Lily Galbraith 11.Angus Galbraith 12.Rita Polansky 13.Alan Polansky 14.JoAnn Williams 15.Lauren Margheim 16.Arnold Fieser 17.Suzanne Fieser 18.Monica McDonnell 19.Christopher McDonnell 20.Mali Maiuro 21.Philomena Pappallaudo 22.David Donnini 23.Sukninain Flower 24.Marinder Flower 25.Bruno Forti 26.Richard Pratt 27.Orolyn Clark 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda 28.Martha Nicholas 29.Bruce Pfeiffer 30.David Hein 31.David Meekhof 32.Terry Meekhof 33.Lori Schneider 34.James Berry 35.Diane Bell 36.Robert Akers 37.Janice Akers 38.Gary Erickson 39.George Brain 40.David Miller 41.Steve Bell 42.Dana Pysz 43.Andrew Grimes 44.John Huffman 45.Suzanne Huffman 46.Gary Brydon 47.Angela Briguglio 48.Francesca Briguglio 49.Eleanda Elmore 50.Owen Elmore 51.Dana Cutting 52.Joyce Fetterly 53.Ronald Johnson 54.Wilburt Oakland 55.Kevin O'Neill 56.Michele Bernstein 57.Jeff Strobel 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda 58.Sabrina Strobel 59.Maynard Hesse 60.Sandy Locks 61.Anthony Peckham 62.Tracy Simmons 63.Richard Larson 64.Judith Larson 65.Rita Zintgraff 66.Robert Dagmy 67.Yael Dagmy 68.David Lee 69.Kelly Lee 70.Dwight Ottoson 71.Sharon Ottoson 72.Don Baggett 73.Bonnie Baggett 74.Ronald Childers 75.Richard Proctor 76.Claudia Ledesun 77.Kathryn Sprague 78.H.E. Moses 79.Diana Moses 80.Lois Angel 81.William Angel 82.Steve Elkington 83.Haylee Westerman 84.Alec Pullum 85.Elaine Hoffmann 86.John O'Malley 87.Paul Heigert 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda 88.Kevin Estrada 89.Joan Bells 90.Doug Skeudland 91.Elaine Skeudland 92.Jane Pierson 93.Celia Hart 94.Rafael Caroona 95.John Dutra 96.Melissa Volchok 97.Paul Volchok 98.Dianne Sherman 99.Ann Luna 100.Sebastian Triscari 10 1.Heather Heben 102.Richard Pedine 103.Dick Ressler 104.Don Wilson 105.Marian Wilson 106.Sally Ellsworth 107.Scott Ellsworth 108.Lesley Wright 109.William Gerasopoulus 110.Julie Graydon 111.Svetlana Nevenic 112.Pat Dobremsyl 113.Gilbert Tan 114.Sarah Jordan 115.Peter Jordan 116.Patricia Chatel 117.Lucinda Dutra 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda I mountain shaOows HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION 2000 GOLF CLUB DRIVE PALM SPRINGS, CA 92264 PHONE: 760-328-1076 FAX: 760-883-5544 EMAIL: mshomer0B@vahoo.com WEBSITE: www.mountainshadowshoa.org SAY NO TO THE SALE OF THE TAHQUITZ CREEK GOLF COURSE. JoJfN c4Ym-A SIGNATURE 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda / HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION 2000 GOLF CLUB DRIVE PALM SPRINGS, CA 92264 PHONE: 760-328-1076 FAX: 760-883-5544 EMAIL: msl10mer08CiLr111too.com WEBSITE: www.mountainshadowshoa.org SAY NO TO THE SALE OF THE TAHQUITZ CREEK GOLF COURSE. ' I I , l I , L� , ci:i!r1 ,1 /c<l, /4'--JNAME , 610 s-r/� ;;;te u\ u D v Jd t SIGNATURE 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda � a mountain shaOows HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION 2000 GOLF CLUB DRIVE PALM SPRJNGS, CA 92264 PHONE: 760-11B-1076 FAX: 760-883-5544 EMAIL: 111shon1er08@.pahoo.co111 WEBSITE: www.,nou11tai11sha1lowshoa.org SAY NO TO THE SALE OF THE TAHQUITZ CREEK GOLF COURSE. 4'.1 f\�i--1 l:\th.A.r-'\,.S NAME k , 5 o [V\ �H c , r-" \) ie., 11-:<. .w .2. 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Southwest Southwest 20 .. . Southwest 20 .. . Southwest ca .. . Southwest Fl.... The Mansion untitled Viking Virgil Wildflowers WNED Sent from my iPhone On 20 Aug 2021, at 15:51, Angus Galbraith <angus.galbraith@outlook.com> wrote: I 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda I mountain $haOows HOMEOWNERS ASt' OCIATION 2000 GOLF CLU DRIYE PALM SPRING� 1 � 92264 PHONE: 760-328-1076 F4X: 760-BBJ .. 5544 EMAIL: mshomerOll@lvaJwo.com WEBSITE: WW111.mountaltfshadowsh011.org J I SAY NO TO THE 5iALE OF THE TAHQUI I Z CREEK (iiOLF COURSE. I I iB� W�t{off7\ NAME ; r o /.1(()1J"JEC1 rt> (f 112£ LE t1AJ1 r 4 ADD ES. 11 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda February 24, 2020 Enclosed are the petitions from Mountain Shadows in opposition to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses. They include both the signatures from our own change.org petition (not Ernest Cecena's) and individual mailed petitions sent to homeowners who did not sign the online petition. Sheila Vella sheila _ vella@yahoo.com 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Address Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! I mountam shaOows•• ,,.,,;,.tJ.l'_ HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION 2000 GOLFCLUB DRIVE ·PALM SPRINGS, CA 92264PHONE: 766-328-1076 FAX: 760-883-5544 EMAIL: mshomecOll@Jlahoo.com WEBSITE: www.mountainshtulowshoa.org SAY NO TO THE SALE OF THE TAHQUITZ CREEK GOLF COURSE. NAME ,, p 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAINSHADOWS HO:MEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME 5"/4.ue_ �I ADDRESS 6/0� f/orr/e:c,/4 Qr, fr-L/ fain< &fY>111� LI? 9�:16¥ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME ADDRESS ,/ \ ,. . c ev vAttV1 ho�7 kn 1/v l2-A if=/7 17 �-t�'\,1 W d!J ](\ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses .... Printed Name Ads!fess #J Date -r: L C bO� /110//rc,,{'h>---eo I /dCY' , �/rJJ/l1tv15 P,a{IIA 212/i�s,, &?4zoz.t Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME ADDRESS ld112-r� & Pl �� 4�v6� Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thankyou! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Printed Name � fuJ O t �kil Address -------��.::'-�--��-��-�Q._,------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date 9/1\w?--l R,T,tt LINitAR.ftFF OWNff<,,so 1 b �oAJrt.c.110 DR. PALM sprw,,5 Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNL\INSHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses ----------------�---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date lollo4 Mo c. t TO t>l'lW,\LM �(Lt Nb�, CA ll2'2-� 4- �---------------------�-------------------------------------�--------------------------------Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAINSILADOWSHOMEO�TNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address Date Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 1'10UNTAIN SHADO\VS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name a r Wes-te..r . Alec &IL -CJPlease return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTA._TNSH.ADOWS HOi\IBOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Obe( 0 � (17, A · P ----------------------·---------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAINSHADOWS HOi\IBOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address 0cu;n f3p){S laV11 /JiVW{t gr;/ � 2 Date 9 -'l-?tJZ( Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAINSHADOWSHOi\IBOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name �l'M Mfr1f.d" Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Date ��-�.......L.l..!.-��--+-r,-· i 2-( 9/1µ-I -----------------------------------------------------------------------------�- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature rvfOUNTAIN SI-IADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date _ •-� 9AV.a,2/ � �/h ,lee t�d2BZA1ML6C1� c,Jc1e. -:r!lc. � = ______ l(d li, __ Lc-e..-___1 ' ____________ « _________ "" ___ _ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature Printed Name Address Date ]:µ I Y l{'f G f-rl\ 0ml S ,,,..I (o 026 /+tl.R-of o f!._O # 3 9 'S / 21 f P(Lm c; p �,NC, s I C .I\ qz.,v."T -----------------------------------------�--------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses / Address Dat ��4,,£.....L-��:...::::::__---'-'--=--cXl'J I; I 6 f) St/ /1t0 n ie c r'io 1\, - --------------------------------------------------------ft.f'j;-f �?,,e;wy>,, __ Clf-: Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank yo MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Sig,nature I Printed Name � f:1_,,,,r II 111 n,,, ':J P"U. 1(,/..,.., Address Date q-�-ZJ &/lo fh�n.../-ec,·-1-., {Y. # 7 PS ------------------------�--------�--��--��-�-------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date ✓ w!dVJ &0� --1\vrv -0 fZ-A¾y _______________________ 11. �m ___ kev _�7] Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses -� Printed Name Address Date �-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date ✓ w h vi b o � -Avrv -0 !2-A -¾ y _______________________ I J . �.ill� ___ kw .?77 Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS -·-............. ,. Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses \_,/ Printed Name Address Date ------------------------�-------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADO"\\lS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Signature Printed Narne Address Date ----� --------------��-�------�--------�----------------�--------------- Please retun1 your signed petition in the ene-losed r�turn envelope. Th�nk you MOUNTAINSHADOWS HOivIBOWNERS / Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses 9-23-2/Address Date f: •f;o � #� Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAINSHADOWSHOivIBOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses -------------------------------------------�------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address ✓ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------�--------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you ✓ t/ 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAINSHADOWS HO:t\IBOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address Date Dr� -{ .,, J,( �-----------------------------------------------------------�-�------------------------------ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAINSHADOWS HO:t\IBOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date D!an 11«' L cS h ® r!:!:J 3/cYj'J-/ ------------------------------------------------L 1't10 _ olf CW _'tr� --tt--Z. ______________ ( too Cal+ [[u&Vr, � (fl Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you p� 9'ff1r(l}�5. M Cf"2 z{t;f MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses l'f- P.S�•, ��'----��.!..!,.!.:�::..LJ:::...::�:...;__..:,_---L....IC.,..L.f-��r-· Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank )IOU 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Address f)tJr1-Jo/2� ftJni>LJ-5 60{)0 /tlm!P,_a_'/2) l)r ii? �£ Palm SprlngJ la t?:2:261/ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME �-Jf�G!_,J!__ £:�� L+ (;i ID 6 J1 fen�� ;{bL?'V2faa;?7 � Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Address ff W{p5 �="'5 1 PczQ�� leoiti r<ltM-1-w--\Q 45, 00vJ 51)1\t,�), CJ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS @say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Co� Name Address 5" 9 b O f.!'.!o n .J. .c c.. f o J?r :e .. J M <;pr, ... , s, c,) q1-i., 'r'-,2ft +. fl.-< s..,,/tt-o £ --1-L-c Tc. ', .,)? Wf f eo ....... .., Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME ADDRESS �/a11: )o 3'.uc Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Ad dress ),A '.,LI{ t-v!A-1 tJ �l -o W e:=:tL //V' ,t,AL� PUrt;,J � ·J &o 7 1 A;ll...NJ YD � i+-L:t e{tuy,, r;Vw GI/- · Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME 8 R u AJ o r o B. 1, ADDRESS /r�o t.17L r cw!', 1i.•J' Please retuqi your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME ADDRESS L::-,u,/) 'D 0-vN¼1 IPBrA«cp, ll>� IJ,J,/,yr T I Q;!;rD ;t�/-•J-_r<J.f Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Address b / / O ffJ; JJ T /3-C ; lo Cf fl. ff1:, ,l/J L >n 5/& !L(J s, C /9J 9�.Z�1/ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Address Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Please return your signed petition · the e you! ---;1Jt dt.-):_ Address 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses ADDRESS 1;:.l..u--{ �f;:-,M,s. ' (i,4 . C/Z2 /A- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Address 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Address 5qt,o tnun../e-vtfo :#S_,, Pf v. h,... � f)v I ll'q 5 C,1 q1, '2-b �Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME ADDRESS 13 A t1 c� ff e 11 ftX a� r Ali'.� oYt? /(e, :JI!: t, ;<}_,_ .),,Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! ' 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNE RS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME ADDRESS Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME A 12-r-> o t. o P, 11..,.s, /2.. -t SVZPoJtJl-Ft£..5� �%--�e�-::::> ADDRESS Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Signature MOUNTAINSHADOWS H01\1EOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed N rune Address Date Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you I"'\ I MOUNTAIN SHADOWS H01\1EOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses ADDRESS J � �(\'\.Lb D •�"'-� \\'loo �ol+' <:..!vb 00. A:t3 f(tl\'r"\. Ser \"-2,S CA qi.2-�L(e 4/2.. i�70fU£.IL f1f,At,,JN£.U... &-M� Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAINSHADOWS H01\1EOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed N rune UC· -rt� I CS I: .5 Address 60? Date 9-�7-1/2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Signa� �.� Printed NK L Address Date p,c_ j<e;;s pt:' (, /JS"' /Y)e:-Jci q /of Z{ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAINSHADOWSHOMEOWNtRS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses :e_rinted Name - �-= �� fuk-..e ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name 1/!abzv 4-b02 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda \ MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Date -------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you ---------------� iV1.Vu1'I 1.t-\..Li'l-sri.rt..uV vv L> nviVibVW 1�.bK� Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address Date Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you M0UNTAINSHAD0WSHO�AE0��RS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses I • Address Date � f1I Mf1'1ftlV 11,1rC -Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/ 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERSSay NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses ✓ §j�namre p·tdN � � nn _e � arne Address Date � =-f'u:,q.JJotZ. J-14,Lot!/!:;_ /0 ,t) f-2/ Please remm your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN s1HADf0 hWT�f �ME00WNElf C RS -/ Say NO to the sa e o t e <111qmtz o ourses Address Date Signature Printed Name 0 _ , j � R I 3CCT Y'(�fWl Jea,MJ. OBER.T 21>10 �va.Di-:#:3 WZ/ -PALft SPRtNiS --------____________________________ .c A._!i :l::ki!i.------------------- �--------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you -----==---------�----------- MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Signature Printed Name Address Date civ�dW l/JC/ida Dutro Mlc1Arcov�'Rd_-ttc:z. '1-15:JIUI . I _______________________________________________________ ft/,,; <:j:J1ri:!J.s_UJ!i:L ·------ -n., -----��-nm,,. c,crn Ptl nP.tltion in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS ,l • ----------------------�--------�------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Name Address J Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address rt-\,M;Jr;,it y ------------------------------------------------------------------------1 ------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you J 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAINSHADOWS H0�1EOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses -----------------�--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date , ti 7 A-1-rojo ,U S' AW.. L S W()t-ti �;< , S .<'tt..lt'� , ..-i 1 _ ---�.£ud__�_?iLo_T,C_£t:b_'4__(,&}_()_i!f± ___ �.a.,� ______ J_-.Jl(:_ ;l I Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date l?o 0 � t-L ,, o ,J 6Ctcr1-��-r�<fo1)9l, �A u �r¼�(L.IJ).t-J �• LS.t:> "-' ✓ / �(/z-1 �=------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address V Date � M · &M Dia 11€ J3el I Jow w»J(uic.e_ °J-lf <J-1 �D�l(L_.. �Lf -------------------------------------------------------------------------=t _______________ _ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Signature Printed Name Address Date �-3-2-( � � Ja�,.,� i?o.tr,r UlH Mc,nf.-<do ea :it=? ___________________ r.il'll,&.f.ftQLS_f.::y-4.lt.o.a..�-C..a.t.Y-l. ______________________ �------------ el:e«s-f.. lonK -� Ow;�· or� e.s. Got{ f:e1,1-1�!'.l Please return your signed petiti in t e enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses \LJ Signature cA®A-: �.f ,, Q tGk Printed Name Lon' ScVJV\QJskr Address Date 5"151 t-1otlecdo Dr� 1.. 9 / -� '2-J f oJ JI\/\ Spt1 � �.s, GA � 1:Up,4-- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda -----· ·---··------· M�TAINSHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say�o the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address Date OU' ,4yy,v 1)(2,J 'l-l{-z.t f�sr� --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you . -��--===------=-==�MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name l\ � er& 11/(ERS -:S/'.\_(\,ce_ L A t(ec, ' ' ' c --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you ./ 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you Signature MOUNTAINSHADOWSHO1v1EOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date s-e--r-�\M'l z.,"2--\ Al\�V-e,\JJ 9-vLWteS' .-f-O.€>of 2�-z4b0. Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you r'e.: r{ ��s( � �� S�--S LS::__, ~ (eJo� '!-A�� 'tf 1--1 p� �{' l ?4ic :}--z.n/4,f MOUNTAINSHADOWS HO1v1EOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address Date bO}( "o (lJ. �3 hv/ o.l� VX�S. vA qllt>b �---------�-----------·----------------�----------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Signatur� MOUNTAINSHADOWS HOl\ffiOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address �� Printed Name -lol(ce f e__,-t-ferly & JJ 7 "#/ Arroyo Dr ----------------------�---------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAINSHADOWS HOl\ffiOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Signature Printed Name Address Date {,037 �Roi,. r-1.-.:to:a p� .. ��--9�e, t/ �l. k� AN€EJ:.B &.iiGUGIJb IC..,.1$ , f-t, .;!O;?.{ h �-" ________________________ -:;;[ ____ '/J.IJ-..eJs;.&_<;..p__sJill/.1fi_lj_{j/i!P _____________________________ ��(}( � Please return your signed petition in the enclo envelope. Thank you MOUNTAINSHADOWS HOl\ffiOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Prin,ed Nmne Address �1 f-3�'1Jo\r-h ( :17 ft:vV2Ho gJ, 8: j • Pt'(.,\V\A. '?fN1V11Si (A '\ �74 lt\ Date czf-tl 202-1 Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address Date t',-zo fieoo9 iht 'fl /2-1 �MJ, ----------------------�---------------------------------------------·------------------------ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name E JB -------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. 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Thank you Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOl\1EOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address Date 9-:3 -.2_.D 2--( '71f � 0, �S-/DI ?&512.C> DU P.+VoN _____________________________ /1/ILN ff I<_� ___ c0� /-/E-55 �,,,J..-'!ou.Ll&4� (A 9tJ5VJ Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME ADDRESS Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses NAME ADDRESS Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you! 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda Signature MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Printed Name Address ✓ Date t,l,.._yu &J.sL4 o�a llwJ.f,·e.u,, AL-� --��---------��---------------£�?..�---��---<J.�'I Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you MOUNTAIN SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS Say NO to the sale of the Tahquitz Golf Courses Address 9 --3-� I Date ·ae �� C ,_ °" y o 1) \--. (I.._ -1'( -e_J� 9'c1-i;; 17 l!J 111 "2 � /II 1,-/�r-6� tt.Id� c'# ;ypµ t� ,�c t!'/ f2Pii'+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please return your signed petition in the enclosed return envelope. Thank you 2/24/2022 Public Comment Non Agenda