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20 (08)You don't often get email from Learn why this is important From: Phi l Hotse npille r < Se nt: Saturday, De ce mbe r 13, 2025 1:23 PM To: A manda Lauff e r <A Lauf fer@anaheim.net> Cc: Phi l Hotse npille r < Subje ct: [EXTERN AL] A nahe im Hills Festi val Proje ct #2023-00043 Warning: This email originated from outside the City of Anaheim. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and are expecting the message. Alyssa Lauffer, My name is Phil Hotsenpiller, and I am writing to express my wholehearted support for the proposed Anaheim Hills Festival redevelopment plan, and to strongly urge the approval of the Final Site Plan, including the 447-unit multi-family residential building and its associated improvements. I have been a resident of Anaheim Hills for more than twenty years. My wife and I are homeowners here, we have raised our family in this community, and Anaheim Hills is not just where we live—it is where we have invested our lives, our work, and our future. In addition to being a long-term resident, I am also a local property owner and business leader. I own two buildings in the Weir Canyon Corporate Center, directly adjacent to the Festival Center. I experience firsthand how critical this area is to the daily rhythm of Anaheim Hills, and I am well acquainted with both its potential and its current limitations. The Festival area has served our community for many years. It includes the existing commercial shopping center, a hotel, and a senior residential community. While it has been an important anchor, it is clear that the site is ready for thoughtful reinvestment and modernization. This redevelopment is both timely and necessary. Of particular importance is the 447-unit multi-family residential component. Anaheim Hills needs more housing, and this project represents a responsible and appropriate opportunity to meet that need within an established, mixed-use area. Thoughtfully planned residential development in close proximity to retail, services, and employment centers strengthens the community, supports local businesses, and allows Anaheim Hills to evolve in a balanced and sustainable way. For these reasons, I believe it is a high priority that the Final Site Plan be approved to allow this residential development and its associated improvements to move forward without unnecessary delay. Doing so will: Address a real and growing housing need Strengthen the local economy and commercial vitality Improve the overall functionality and long-term relevance of the Festival area Enhance the quality and character of Anaheim Hills as a place to live and work As someone who is personally invested in Anaheim Hills—emotionally, financially, and professionally—I support this project because it represents responsible growth, not overreach. It is the kind of reinvestment that healthy, mature communities require to remain vibrant and competitive. I wholeheartedly support the Anaheim Hills Festival redevelopment plan and respectfully encourage the approval of the Final Site Plan, including the 447-unit multi-family residential building. Thank you for your time, consideration, and commitment to the future of Anaheim Hills. Respectfully, Phil Hotsenpiller Anaheim Hills Resident (20+ Years) Homeowner Local Business & Property Owner Weir Canyon Corporate Center