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all of the single family homes. Long standing residents move to this area and neighborhood because they want to raise their families here. Because of the quiet nature and suburban single family area. They do not move here to be next to a huge apartment complex, which will cause parking issues in our area and a lot more traffic throughout the day and weekends, vs just on weekdays with a commercial building. fWhich is the current zoning. While I don't like all of the apartments, I do realize that they are being built in an area that everyone is happy with. I have spoken to one of you, and they even have seen my backyard. Needless to say, they clearly saw the huge impact, first hand, this would make to the residents. I still support the current zoning. How about making a great office space, such as like wework.com, where Center. Since we have quite can rent space for ea saturation of apartment ork space, presentations, conferences, why not provide them seven omewhere to work? lks for the Discovery Santa Ana is becoming way too crowded with these huge developments. If we allow projects like this to happen, then we will soon lose the long standing residents that continue to fight for Santa Ana as being a great city. I went to school in Irvine, and worked in Newport Beach. People don't have a good opinion of our city. Apartment residents are not permanent residents. I was born and raised here, went through our public schools, and participated in our sports programs. I have been a proud Santa Ana Resident and hope you can see what we see and vote NO to residential apartments. If you still want to build residential, then how about something more permanent. Condos or more single-family homes. That, I would support. I want our community to stay a community and have great value. More permanent residents would fit in with this neighborhood. Thank you for taking the time to listen to a long standing Santa Ana Santiago Park Resident.