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B,ryanna Diaz <br /> <br />Fountain Valley, CA 92708 <br />The Honorable Mayor Valerie Amezcua <br />Santa Ana City Hall Zo Civic Center Plaza <br />Santa Ana, CA 9Z701 <br />Dear Mayor Valerie Amezcua: <br />I am writing this letter regarding illegal dumping. This issue needs to be addressed because it <br />harms the environment by polluting soil and water, poses safety risks to humans, and destroys <br />natural ecosystems, which indefinitely impacts a community's quality of life. I chose to inform <br />you about this because you were elected on a commitment to prioritize the quality of life and <br />ensure public safety. I believe that you will understand where I'm coming from. <br />After I get picked up from school, I take Newhope all the way home, and on the car ride home, I <br />notice a bunch of couches and mattresses, etc., out on the sidewalks. This issue is because it <br />deteriorates neighborhoods, is a safety hazard, and easily causes a breeding ground for <br />disease -carrying animals and insects. I've seen it driving down Newhope and other parts of <br />Santa Ana. Besides, there was a point in time when there were more than 38,000 complaints in <br />ZOZ4 about illegal dumping. I realized that we as a community should take a stand and be more <br />mindful of where we dump unwanted things. <br />As the one in power of our city, I have a couple of solutions to prevent illegal dumping. We can <br />construct chronic dumping sites through regular cleanup. We can increase the street lighting to <br />expose the dumps, increase monitoring, and create signs of "No Dumping." Another way that <br />can solve this problem and help the environment is recycling. Emphasize the importance of <br />recycling and taking care of our planet. With enough people wanting this constructive change in <br />our neighborhoods and environment, we can stop illegal dumping together. <br />Sincerely, <br />
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