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Hall, Jennifer <br />From: Michae DeCavallas < <br />Sent: Sunday, August 6, 2023 4:02 PM <br />To: eComment <br />Subject: Abandonment 2023-01 Flower Alley <br />To whom it may concern: <br />My name is Michael DeCavallas and I am writing to ensure that the city moves forward with blocking the alley from <br />flower into the Floral Park Neighborhood. Our neighborhood is not a gated community and the people of Floral Park <br />enjoy opening up our yards and neighborhood to display Holiday Lights and Halloween decorations. Bus loads of kids <br />come every year and we are happy to share our historic community with other residents in Santa Ana and Orange <br />County. That being said, the Alley on flower opens up a path for transients to come into the neighborhood and has left <br />some of our neighbors feeling unsafe. There are no other alleys from flower into the neighborhood, and to me it does <br />not make sense to have one there. Another big issue with that alley is cars pulling in and pulling out to fast (which I have <br />witnessed) making it dangerous for people walking their dogs on flower or on the other side of the alley. To me, there is <br />no reason for this alley to exist. There are main roads that can be accessed to get into the neighborhood, so why would <br />we have a random alley enticing people to come in that are walking down or up from 17th street. <br />Lastly, it saddens me that for some reason this request has been met with some opposition. I have read some of these <br />comments and quite honestly it appears to be personal reasons why they don't want this to happen. One person even <br />had the audacity to say "why are we giving neighbors more land or giving money away?" Or something along those lines. <br />The truth is, no one is giving anything away and as a homeowner in floral park, I am not concerned with the politics of "if <br />they get something then so should I". That is not the way life works. We simply want to make our neighborhood more <br />safe and have the infrastructure to support that. I understand that the people "affected" may live on top of that alley, <br />but this issue also affects all of us that live inside the neighborhood as well. I do not see how the convenience of being <br />able to drive your vehicle (probably too fast) through that alley justifies a safety issue for the rest of the community. <br />Ultimately I would like to see the city proceed and block off this alley for good. Please do not let a small percentage of <br />our neighbors who are playing the victim for their own benefit deter the city from making a safety improvement in our <br />neighborhood. Lastly, we love living here and appreciate all of the support the city has giving floral park residents over <br />the years. <br />Regards, <br />Michael DeCavallas <br />Riverside Drive, Floral Park <br />
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