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<br />March 3, 2007 <br /> <br />Honorable Mayor Santos: <br /> <br />I am writing this letter in support of rezoning for religious assembly use the building owned by <br />Faith Fellowship Worship Center located at 14600 Catalina Street. <br /> <br />I have been a resident of San Leandro for over 35 years. I graduated from Pacific High School. I <br />have lived in Washington Manor for 20 years. I worked as a Substitute Teacher for San Leandro <br />and San Lorenzo Unified School Districts. I also helped to start the A WOL after school program <br />at John Muir Middle School. I have been involved with Washington Manor Junior League, <br />Crusaders Football, Washington Manor Elementary School, and Arroyo High School Football. I <br />have been a member of Faith Fellowship Worship Center for 6 years. I have worked in the <br />community for over 10 years partnering with elected County Officials and local organizations to <br />provide social services to needy families. <br /> <br />I have seen many changes in our beloved city from the family oriented 60' s to our current influx <br />of transient residents, rise in crime and lack of academic support. These recent changes have had <br />a negative impact on San Leandro's ability to draw and keep residents who are committed to <br />building a safe and friendly community. Many residents who have been here for generations <br />have been relocating "over the hill" to the communities of Pleasant on, San Ramon and Dublin. <br />They are choosing these communities because they provide a sense of safety, quality <br />programming, high end business and exceptional school districts. We are losing dedicated <br />community members because we do not have enough infrastructures to attract, sustain, build and <br />change the face of the community of San Leandro. <br /> <br />According to the San Leandro Times at your first State of the City address you spoke about <br />diversity, economic development, redevelopment projects, affordable housing, and public safety. <br />You stated your goals in San Leandro were to expand our cultural, social and economic values <br />and to keep San Leandro a strong community. As we turn the comer and begin to build on your <br />vision for the future of San Leandro we need to take into consideration those existing <br />orgltni7~tions that for years have been committed to attaining these goals. <br /> <br />Faith Fellowship Worship Center is one of those unique diverse organizations, a rare jewel in <br />San Leandro. The church serves the local community with dynamic faith based programming <br />that attracts, encourages and builds community, self esteem, and self sufficiency. The church is <br />attended by over 1,400 local residents on a regular basis. The Youth Ministry serves 300 local <br />youth and is one of the fastest growing ministries for young people in the Bay Area. <br /> <br />Faith Fellowship Worship Center continues to grow and expand due to quality faith based <br />programs and dedication of service to the surrounding community. Programs like Celebrate <br />Recovery a renowned ministry for people struggling with addictions and compulsions is attended <br />by 6910cal residents. Weekly Bible studies are offered to women who have been incarcerated <br />and are in local transitional programs for re-entry into the community. Faith based counseling, <br />life skills training, workshops, marriage seminars, health and wellness information for all ages, <br />
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