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6. Jair spoke regarding working together to combat evil, accountability for police officer <br />actions, and the Coach Royal Mobile Home Park tenantseviction. <br /> <br />7. Stef Pacheco demanded justice for Noe Rodriguez, spoke regarding Noe Rodriguez, <br />Henry Gonzalez, Freddy Washington, and Mario Diaz’s incidents, and requested <br />accountability. <br /> <br />8. Grace Arzola spoke in support of the families who have lost a loved one at the hands <br />of police officers and requested the Council maintain decorum when listening to their <br />constituent’s public comments. <br /> <br />9. Dale Helvig spoke regarding the special event policy and public records requested <br />related to the policy. <br /> <br />10. Rain Mendoza spoke regarding the Coach Royal Mobile Home Parks tenant <br />eviction and Santa Ana Police officers, and requested Council help address the <br />eviction situation. <br /> <br />11. Diana Terreros spoke regarding the Coach Royal Mobile Home Parks tenant eviction <br />and requested justice for Noe Rodriguez. <br /> <br />12. Karla Barragan spoke regarding the Coach Royal Mobile Home Parks tenant <br />eviction and requested Council assist regarding the eviction. <br /> <br />13. Victor Mendez suggested a conduct policy for property managers and enforcement <br />along First Street, and spoke regarding the status of the East First Street Project. <br /> <br />The following speaker addressed City Council via teleconference: <br /> <br />14. Mark Lopez spoke regarding the Pacific Park community advisory team, red zone <br />parking in downtown, and code enforcement of street food vendors. <br /> <br />Mayor Amezcua asked the city attorney to address the Coach Royal Mobile Home Park <br />situation. <br /> <br />City Attorney Sonia Carvalho acknowledged residents’ concerns and stated the City is <br />actively enforcing the ordinance, with an anticipated hearing in late April regarding the <br />17 petitions received. She encouraged residents to seek assistance through the State’s <br />Housing and Community Development (HDC) program, and reiterated staff’s <br />commitment to the voter-approved process and ongoing enforcement efforts. <br /> <br />Mayor Amezcua requested HDC program information be placed on the City’s website <br />for mobile home residents to access. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />CITY COUNCIL 6 MARCH 17, 2026 <br /> <br />