Attachment E - Support - Z-SP-2-19-7.pdf

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC 
DIOCESE OF PHOENIX 
March 3, 2020 
Councilman Michael Nowakowski 
City of Phoenix, Council Office 
200 W. Washington St. 11th floor 
Phoenix, AZ 85003 
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As a Councilman and leader of the city of Phoenix, your strong convictions have moved you to 
actively serve the Phoerux community and helped it grow into a vibrant, complex and unique 
city. I am grateful for your service to the people of Phoenix and your commitment to continue to 
lead as we face new challenges. Trusting in your expertise and experience in creating strong and 
supportive communities, I am writing to ask for your support for a cause that would allow us to 
create even more positive change in our community. 
As Christians seeking to fulfill God's Commandment of Love, we are facing obstacles in our 
commitment to open our hearts in love and service to the most vulnerable and in need. There is 
an increase of people coming to the Human Services Campus seeking shelter but cannot be 
accommodated at night due to restricted capacity. Cun-cntly, the special permit in place allows 
for only 425 individuals to take shelter, despite the Campus having the capacity to take in 
another 300 to 400 people in its shelter system. This immediate humanitarian crisis in our 
backyard could exacerbate with more vulnerable individuals cast out in the streets; we need a 
regional solution. The request for an amendment to the permit to allow an increase of shelter 
beds is one piece of a regional solution, which will accommodate the population that is already 
there, currently sleeping on roadways, alleys, and private property. An increase in shelter beds at 
the Human Services Campus will help not only those on the streets, but also the neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. Those sleeping on the 
streets would have a haven to go to, where they can experience the love and support needed to 
move towards ending their homelessness. 
As Christians, we recognize that each person, regardless of his or her economic or social position 
or background, is made in the image of God and therefore, must be treated in a manner which 
fully respects their human dignity. Commitment, then, to people who are homeless and in great 
need is not a side issue; rather such commitment is an inescapable consequence of recognizing 
Jesus Christ in the homeless. In this initiative, I believe that the City of Phoenix is given the 
opportunity to lead the way by example and it is my hope that you champion this worthy cause to 
care for God's most vulnerable people. 
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I am asking for your willingness to support tltis request for a11 amendment to tlte current 
permit tltat will allow additioual shelter be,ls at tlte Campus. 
Thank you for taking the time to read and consider my request for support on this important 
issue. I pray that you find light and wisdom in these words of the Holy Father, Pope Francis: 
"Take care of brothers and sisters who are weaker. .. the elderly, the sick, the hungry, the 
homeless and strangers, because we will be judged on this". I hope it speaks to you as much as it 
has spoken to me. With your much-needed suppot1, we will be able to ensure that all of God's 
children experience a loving and supportive community. 
Assuring you of my prayers and best wishes, I remain 
Sincerely yours in Christ, 
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June 10, 2019 
Mr. Carlos Garcia 
Councilman, District 8 
Phoenix City Hall 
200 Washington St. 
Phoenix, Az. 85003 
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Re: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Phoenix Council: 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul and Andre House, to modify the existing 
Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. I am a business & property owner in Phoenix. 
I have been a volunteer at Andre House for over 15 years, and have seen 
first hand, for all these years, the conditions the homeless community have 
to deal with. Many of these people are in transition from living on the 
streets to obtaining permanent housing. The homeless community need a 
safe place to sleep. The Phoenix community needs more shelter beds. 
Each month, 400 to 500 people seek shelter at the Human Services 
Campus and are turned away because there aren't enough shelter beds. In 
the history of Phoenix, to my knowledge, we have never had a low-barrier 
shelter option to provide shelter services for people struggling with serious 
mental illness and substance abuse. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing 
homelessness seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away 
because all beds are filled. These people are forced to return to the streets 
where their personal safety is a significant issue. The encampments on the 
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streets, created by the homeless, is a challenge our Phoenix 
neighborhoods are struggling with. 
The three organizations mentioned above are willing to step up and 
improve the issue associated with unsheltered homelessness. I 
respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by these 
organizations to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. 
Please feel free to contact me for any further questions or comments. 
Respectfully yours, 
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Kenneth D. Swenson 
kdswenson@yscpaving.com 
YSC Paving, Inc. 
1329 E. Gibson Lane 
Phoenix, Az. 85034 
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1329 East Gibson Lane, Phoenix, AZ. 85034 ~ 602-254-7474 ~ Fax: 602-254-7476

Circle the City 
HEALING HOMELES SNESS, TOC,ETHER. 
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Ronda Fisk, JD 
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Thomas Freeze 
Board Treasurer 
Roy Pringle 
Board Secretary 
Joan Lowell, MS, MPA 
Board of Directors 
Marc Dinowitz. MD 
Colleen Edw.irds 
Linda Hunt 
Marion K. Kelly 
Marc Lrnb, MD. JD 
Susan Levine 
Michelle McCarthy 
Lon McClelland 
Nate Nathan 
Arny Pfeifer 
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Chief Executive Officer 
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June 24, 2019 
City of Phoenix 
c/o Elyse DiMartino, Central City Village Planner 
RE: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
On behalf of Circle the City and the patients we serve, I am pleased to offer this letter of 
support and commitment to the organizations at the Human Services Campus regarding 
the above referenced matter. 
Circle the City is a dynamic non-profit, federally qualified health center (FQHC) 
dedicated to providing high quality, holistic healthcare to people experiencing 
homelessness in Maricopa County. Our homeless specialty continuum of care is one-of-
a-kind in the state of Arizona, and one of few similar models in the United States. Circle 
the City takes a holistic approach to healing, focusing on the important balance of 
physical, mental, and spiritual health, engaging all patients with the goal of not only 
providing excellent care but also of assisting them on their journey out of homelessness. 
On January 1, 2018, Circle the City assumed responsibility for health care services on the 
Human Services Campus (HSC) and later that year completed another SO bed respite 
facility on the HSC. These facilities will serve individuals on the HSC and other individuals 
experiencing homelessness. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because those beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a bed should be able to receive one. 
We respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. Our 
community is fortunate to have the HSC as a safety net for people experiencing 
homelessness. They are truly the experts in helping people gain self-sufficiency and end 
their homelessness forever. We are grateful for our partnership with the HSC and for 
your consideration to support them. Thank you. 
Very truly yours, 
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Chief Executive Officer 
Circle the City

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Coronado Neighborhood Association 
Michael Anderson 
Coronado Neighborhood Association 
PO Box 5195 
Phoenix, AZ 850 I 0 
president@thecoronadoneighborhood.com 
RE: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Phoenix City Council members, 
July 18, 20 19 
My name is Michael Anderson and r currently serve as the President of the Coronado 
Neighborhood Association. T am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to 
provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a ten-year resident of 
the downtown area, I have seen firsthand the impact homelessness has on this vulnerable 
population as well as our communities. Phoenix needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation shou ld not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter 
beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the 
challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. T am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me for any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Michael Anderson 
President 
Coronado Neighborhood Association 
PO Gox oms PllOenix, AZ 8!'i01C

Mayor Kate Gallego 
Phoenix City Council 
200 W. Washington Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85003 
August 12, 2019 
Mayor and Council: 
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On behalf of HOM, Inc., I offer my strong support of the request to modify the existing Special Use Permit 
to increase the number of emergency shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness at the Human 
Services Campus (Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7). 
HOM, Inc., is proud to work alongside the cooperating agencies and organizations at the Human Services 
Campus to serve individuals and families experiencing homelessness. These efforts include partnerships 
to provide Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) and Rapid Rehousing (RRH) programs for approximately 
2,500 formerly homeless households throughout Maricopa County; providing lease-up services for City of 
Phoenix Housing Department for their HUD-VASH and Housing Choice Voucher programs; and providing 
board leadership and committee service to steer policymaking and community action to serve and support 
our most vulnerable citizens. 
As you are aware, Maricopa County has seen a significant increase in the number of individuals 
experiencing unsheltered homelessness. Emergency shelter, when operated with a low-barrier approach 
that is focused on permanent housing outcomes, is an integral element in our homelessness crisis 
response system. Individuals and families experiencing homelessness are much more apt to successfully 
navigate their paths to return to housing when they have a safe place to stay and service providers 
dedicated to moving them out of shelter and into housing. Providing adequate emergency shelter beds 
to meet the needs of those sleeping in places not meant for human habitation addresses both 
humanitarian and community needs. 
Respectfully, I urge you to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to expand emergency shelter bed capacity 
at the Campus. Thank you. 
Sincerely, 
Michael Shore 
President/ CEO 
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Jungle Concepts, LLC, 7318 E. Shea Blvd., Suite 106, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 - Main 480.969.2427 
To whom it may concern, 
Pita Jungle, a local Arizona restaurant group established in 1994 with 23 neighborhood 
restaurants, values the creation and development of our community. 
Back in 1994, our founders gave up engineering and broadcasting to open a restaurant where the food 
was fresh and healthy, and the people were fun and creative; a place where the local community could 
come together, share, and create over delicious food. Throughout the years and in recognition to the 
tremendous support we have received from our local patrons, we are naturally inclined to support 
Andre House and its mission in helping all members of our community. 
In return for Andre House's outstanding position with respect to providing shelter, food services, 
hospitality, and transitional housing along with all the endeavors they have generated to help, the 
most vulnerable and in need, Pita Jungle is honored to pledge their staunch support behind this 
wonderful organization and their zoning efforts. Specifically, we would like to support Andre House's 
zoning efforts with regards to Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7. 
Thank you, Andre House, you make a world of difference! 
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Bassel Osmani 
Co-Owner

June 30, 2020 
City of Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and Council Members 
Phoenix City Hall 
200 West Washington Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85003 
Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego and City Council Members; 
I am writing this letter on behalf of the Story Preservation Association ("SPA"). The SPA represents 
approximately 602 properties within the F.Q. Story Historic District which is bounded by 7th Avenue to 
Grand Avenue and McDowell Road to Roosevelt Road. 
The Steering Committee, acting as the Board of Directors for the SPA is comprised of 19 members who 
voted unanimously to provide a statement of support for Andre House in their mission to improve our 
community's challenge with extreme poverty and homelessness. 
Therefore, it is the SPA's official position that we support the service providers downtown (Andre House, 
Human Services Campus and St. Vincent de Paul) with their special permit amendment request that will 
allow Andre House to be able to shelter up to 1,000 people. Specifically their request to: 
❖ Add 275 beds at Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS), which now has 425 beds that 
are filled every night. CASS' Certificate of Occupancy allows for 700 beds. 
❖ Allow the Andre House, which owns property adjacent to the Campus, to develop a new 
80-100 bed shelter to operate on a 24/7 basis to assist highly vulnerable individuals who 
may encounter challenges because of pets and possessions that deter them from 
receiving services, and 
❖ Allow an additional ad hoc 200 beds in the St. Vincent de Paul dining room or Lodestar 
Day Resource Center Day Room during extreme summer and winter weather. 
As part of our mission to preserve central Phoenix historic neighborhoods, the SPA has a long-standing 
commitment to partnering with government and community-based organizations that provide shelter, 
food, hygiene supplies and other essential resources for the most vulnerable people in our community. 
We believe Andre House's proposal to expand shelter beds and services is critical to meet the 
extraordinary need as more people face poverty, eviction, job loss and food insufficiency. Andre House 
provides not just services to their guests, but dignity. They serve without judgment. We support Andre 
House because it is the responsible and decent thing to do. 
Respectfully, 
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President, Story Preservation Association

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Kyu Utsunomiya 
515 E Grant Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85004 
kyu@conceptuallysocial.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
Good afternoon. I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. My company has brought meals to the 
Andre House and have seen the neighborhood and immediately recognized the need for a safe 
place to sleep, and for our city's homeless to find shelter. We run businesses in Downtown and 
have felt the positive impact provided by this caring team and wonderful ministry. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds at Andre House, homeless individuals seeking shelter 
for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced 
to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation seems avoidable. As a 
business owner, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments, particularly near HSC 
& Andre House. An increase in shelter beds will not just help keep people off the streets, it will 
help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness, and 
hopefully make our community safer for everyone. 
l respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus 
to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service 
providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact 
me with any further questions or comments. 
Best, 
Kyu Utsunomiya 
515 east grant street - phoenix, Arizona 85004 
proudly housed in the historic phoenix warehouse district

Cibo Urban Pizzeria 
603 North 5th ave 
Phoenix Az 85003 
602 4412697 
Dear Mayor Gallego and the City of Phoenix Council, 
Andre House and The Human Services Campus are doing important work 
supporting the homeless population of Maricopa County by providing food, 
shelter and essential human services to our neighbors living on the streets. 
Oftentimes these services are literally life saving during the frigid desert winters 
and scorching hot summers. They also provide services that help our neighbors 
without shelter live with dignity by offering a safe place to shower, do laundry and 
store their precious few possessions in lockers. Additionally, they provide 
transitional homes for our neighbors who are getting back on their feet and into 
stable homes. 
As if all of this is not enough, they are asking your approval to do more for our 
community. Andre House wants to help more of the homeless population of 
Phoenix stay in safe environments and live with dignity. It could not come at a 
more crucial time with COVID-19 threatening our state, but especially our most 
vulnerable communities, including those living on the streets in Phoenix. 
The work expansion of Andre House is life saving and critical to keeping all 
populations of Maricopa County healthy and Cibo supports this expansion. Let's 
keep their good work going by approving the additional beds at Central Arizona 
Shelter Services. We ask that you approve the development of the property 
adjacent to the campus so that a new shelter can be built for highly vulnerable 
individuals. During the months of extreme cold and heat, let's support adding 
extra beds for our homeless neighbors to stay safe and alive. 
The work of Andre House benefits all of Phoenix, especially in the time of 
COVID-19. They have the heart to do the work. Let's be good neighbors and give 
them the approval to do the work even better. 
Sincerely, 
Guido Saccone 
Cibo Urban Pizzeria

July 15, 2020 
City of Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and Council Members 
Phoenix City Hall 
200 West Washington Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85003 
Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego and City Council Members: 
The Midtown Neighborhood Association Board has met, voted, and is unanimously pleased to 
provide this letter of support with regard to the above referenced case which outlines the 
following items: 
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Add 275 beds at Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS}, which now has 425 beds that are 
filled every night. CASS' Certificate of Occupancy allows for 700 beds. 
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Allow the Andre House, which owns property adjacent to the Campus, to develop a new 
80-100 bed shelter to operate on a 24/7 basis to assist highly vulnerable individuals who 
may encounter challenges because of pets and possessions that deter them from 
receiving services, and 
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Allow an additional ad hoc 200 beds in the St. Vincent de Paul dining room or Lodestar 
Day Resource Center Day Room during extreme summer and winter weather. 
The Midtown Neighborhood Association is committed to continually supporting initiatives that 
help Phoenix maintain a positive, vibrant environment to all of our residents, employer's, and 
their associated businesses. 
Sincerely, 
Susan Thompson 
President 
Midtown Neighborhood Association

Phoenix Hist oric Neig hbo rhood s Coalition 
812 112020 
HISTORIC FRA\JKLI>-" SCHOOL 
1102 W. Palm Lane 
Phoenix, AZ 85007 
Mayor Kate Gallego and Members of the Phoenix City Counc il 
Phoenix City Hall 
200 West Washington Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85003 
Re: Z-SP-2-1 9 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Members of the Council: 
I am writing to you on behalf of the Phoenix Historic Neighborhoods Coalition. We are a coalition of 
people who live throughout the historic neighborhoods within Phoenix. We come together because we 
value the history of Phoenix and seek to share our love of our city's historic neighborhoods to preserve 
bui ldings and help build community. 
The Phoenix I listoric Neighborhoods Coalition supports the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul. and Andre House to modify the existing Specia l Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. The long-term plan supported by 
Mayor Gallegos to establish regional shelters is a wo1thy long-term goal and one that we hope wil l 
come to fruition, however, in the interim, there is an immediate need for more shelter beds that must be 
addressed. The city cannot continue to allow individuals experiencing homelessness to be turned away 
from shelters because all beds are filled. Anyone requesting a safe place to sleep should be able to 
receive one. As residents we have noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city, 
and with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, we will likely sec an increase in those numbers. 
Expanding homeless services and the number of shelter beds will not only help the people on the 
streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challengers associated with unsheltered 
homelessness. 
The Coalition urges the City of Phoenix to approve Z-SP-2-19 to expand the maximum number of 
shelter beds from 425 to 1,000. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Isl G.G. George, President 
602-252-3 151

July 23rd,2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dean Pedrotti 
31 W. Cochise Dr 
Phoenix, AZ 85021 
(602) 448-5677 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Councilwoman Stark, 
As a Phoenix resident for the past 37 years, I am very concerned about the rising 
incident of homelessness in Phoenix and to appeal to you to have the City of Phoenix 
take on a greater role in addressing the problem, including the creation of bonding, or 
other mechanism, to aggressively reduce this blight, and lessen the suffering of so 
many people in our beloved City. 
As a retired firefighter, I have a strong understanding of the face of homelessness. I saw 
it first-hand, 35 years ago as a newly certified paramedic working on Phoenix Fire's 
Engine 3 at 15th Ave and Van Buren St. when we were the third busiest fire engine in 
the country. For the past 10 years, I have mentored youth in a group home. 
Unfortunately, two of them are now aged-out foster youth who are homeless in the 
Valley right now. This breaks my heart. 
I am also knowledgeable about veteran homelessness. As Co-Founder of the Casa 
Veterans Ministry at the Franciscan Renewal Center, I know that Phoenix was nationally 
recognized for being the first major city in the United States to "house its chronically 
homeless veterans." Unfortunately, we are now seeing a spike in veteran 
homelessness, and an accompanying rise in elder homelessness, due to increasing 
rents and a significant drop in affordable housing. We only need to look at the 
increasing demand on the Justa Center in downtown Phoenix. 
I am concerned that we are going to face the type of encampments plaguing the West 
Coast. Homelessness is increasingly visible on street corners throughout our city. While 
a small percentage of those are seriously mentally ill and or face addiction issues and 
burden our social/medical system immensely, a much greater percentage are 
experiencing temporary homelessness and need a helping hand ... for a short period of 
time. 
As a person of faith, I urge the Phoenix City Council to take "aggressive compassionate 
action" to expand our capacity at the Human Services Campus. 
Sincerely, 
Dean Pedrotti

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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Savanna Schaitel 
3319 N 24th Place 
Phoenix, Arizona 85016 
602-909-0944 
savannaschaitel@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
My name is Savanna Schaitel. I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up 
to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a citizen of downtown Phoenix, it is 
impossible for me to ignore the suffering of my brothers and sisters experiencing homelessness on our 
streets. The extreme heat coupled with the stigma and treatment rendered by those not experiencing 
homelessness is too great for most to overcome. I cannot imagine the difficulty to regain one's bearings 
in such an unforgiving, fast-paced city. Just last summer, I witnessed the passing of a homeless man just 
outside of a gas station- a gas station with the means to offer both water and a cool place to rest. "But 
the homeless are bad for business." Too many businesses share this opinion. 
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Each month, 450-500 people seek shelter at the Human Services Campus and are turned away 
because there aren't enough shelter beds. 
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According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, the number of unsheltered people experiencing 
homelessness has increased by 22% in the last year. 
As quoted from AZCentral- "For a decade now, an affordable-housing shortage has devastated 
Arizona's poor and middle-class households. One advocate called it "the perfect storm." Already 
it has led to rapidfire evictions, a stalled social safety net and a spike in homelessness. And it's 
getting worse." 
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In the history of Phoenix, we have never had a low-barrier shelter option to provide shelter 
services for people struggling with serious mental illness and substance abuse. The new low-
barrier shelter will serve an under-served population. 
"Under-served" cannot be overstated. We have far too many ill-bodied/ill-minded people facing 
our streets, and life as a whole, entirely alone. With nothing but judgement offered to them, 
how are they to wake upon a new day and seek change? How is it that with the gobs of funding 
we can shovel into large corporations and new stadiums that we can justify withholding the 
small amount of funds that could and will literally change and save lives? 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for 
the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to 
the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a 
temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more 
people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
I am merely a citizen sick of seeing my fellow citizens lost, unsupported, and ultimately forgotten. It is 
only when concern for our least productive members of society is shown, that we can altogether get

over the hurdle of hopelessness. We have all felt alone, useless, stuck- even if it were only a fleeting 
feeling. Imagine yourself actually alone, without a place to be, left to the curb in a world too fast for you 
to keep up with. Difficult to imagine, isn't it? Probably because you have a loving support system, 
correct? Well what if you had nothing but the skin on your back and the idea that society wants nothing 
to do with you? A safe, clean place to sleep is the first step to rehabilitation of the mindset that you are 
not worthy. Please, help return worth to those who have lost their faith and way. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000, I am in full support of the service providers 
working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me for any 
further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Savanna Schaitel

Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-l 9-7 
ame Brandi Whisler 
ddress 42965 N. Challenger Trail 
nthem, AZ 85086 
B andiLWhisler@gmail.com 
ear Mayor and Council -
y name is Brandi Whisler. r am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
incent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds 
fi r people experiencing homelessness. I have worked in central Phoenix for the last fifteen years, and am currently 
orking on the Human Services Campus at Circle the City, a healthcare for the homeless provider. As a healthcare 
fi r the homeless provider, we've long known the importance of addressing social determinants of health. A person 
si ply cannot heal or maintain their health while sleeping on the streets. Each day, hundreds of patients walk 
t rough our doors, many of them asking for assistance with securing shelter. Simply stated, there are not enough 
s elter resources available and our teams are often left with brainstorming the safest place for the patient to sleep 
" n the streets" while simultaneously trying to move them out of homelessness. 
hile J can share story after story about the lack of shelter space, the statistics speak for themselves. We have 
s en through the MAG Continuum of Care Point in Time counts a year over year growth in the number of 
u sheltered individuals experiencing homelessness - a 22% increase from 20 I 8 to 20 I 9 alone! We know that 
e ch month around 500 individuals are turned away from shelter at the Human Services Campus because there 
a en't enough beds available. The addition of a low-barrier shelter will benefit countless individuals who are not 
a le to access shelter through other shelter providers due to restrictions that exist within those entities such as pet 
p licies, criminal background policies, etc. 
T ese additional beds will not cause more individuals to experience homelessness, rather the shelter beds will 
gi e those already sleeping on our streets a safe place to stay while accessing needed services to end their 
h melessness. The impact of too few shelter beds is evident both around the Human Services Campus and 
t roughout the city. Often times, attempts to engage folks within those encampments simply results in relocating 
t] em. An increase in shelter be. ds will not just help the people on the streets, it wi ll help neighborhoods struggling 
w th the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I ·espectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to expand 
ti e maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers working to help 
p ople experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me for any further questions or 
c mments. 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Skyler Hong 
3111 West Pleasant Lane 
Phoenix, Arizona 85041 
(858)692-3 305/ Sky lerhong l23@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
My name is Skyler Hong and I have been a Phoenician resident for the last 10 years. The 
reason I am writing to you is in support of the request made by Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I have been volunteering at Andre 
House for over two years and I have created many memories with those who need assistance. 
During the cold Arizona winters nights and scorching hot summers, the homeless guests at Andre 
House would share with me the troubles they go through on a day to day basis and it truly breaks 
my heart. I believe, if those who live on the streets have access to a safe shelter beds, then they 
will be able to work and transition their way out of homelessness. 
Just to give a little insight on the situation, each month there are 450-500 individuals 
seeking shelter at the Human Services Campus. They are constantly turned away because there 
are not enough shelter beds for them to sleep on. This results in the individuals being forced to 
sleep on the streets. During the last year, there has been a 22% increase in the number of 
unsheltered people experiencing homelessness, according to 2019 Point -in-Time Count. I fully 
support this new type of shelter, because this new type of shelter focuses on helping those who 
are struggling with serious mental illness and substance abuse. 
I would like to respectfully urge the City of Phoenix help make this change by approving 
the request made by Human Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 
to 1,000. By increasing the number of beds, it will create a safer environment for individuals 
who are homeless. Please feel free to contact me with further questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
6~10~ 
Skyler Hong

RE: Human Services Campus Special Service Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Rishik Kelli 
3746 West Memorial Drive 
Anthem, 85086 
480-444-9189 I rishikkolli@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
My name is Rishik Kelli and I am a high schooler heading into my senior year at Anthem 
Preparatory Academy. Anthem Preparatory Academy is a high school located about 25 miles 
north of Central Phoenix and my parents have been living in the valley for about 15 years. 
Towards the end of my Junior year of high school, I found out about the mission of Andre House 
of Hospitality: building power relationships with those we serve and supporting the homeless 
and hungry by providing them with their basic needs: food, water, clothing, and shelter. I have 
worked for a couple organizations that feed the hungry and provide shelter, but there is no 
organization as committed as Andre House of Hospitality in providing verbal face to face 
physical and mental assistance, helping out our community on any given day, week, month, 
season, and year. I am writing this letter in support of Saint Vincent de Paul, Human Services 
Campus, and Andre House's commitment towards a better tomotTow and request to modify the 
existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing 
homelessness. While serving meals every night I volunteer or washing giant trays and pots in the 
pit, I have realized how vulnerable our community can be to the extreme heat, monsoon rains, 
and bitter winds without a proper place to sleep and rest every night. 
Homelessness is a continuously growing social problem in our valley with the number of 
unsheltered people experiencing homelessness increasing by 22 percent last year according to the 
2019 Point-in-Time Count. Every month, 450-500 people are turned away at the Human Services 
Campus because there are not enough beds which leads our community back onto the streets 
where they are susceptible to a broad range of acute and chronic illnesses. Throughout the 
history of Phoenix, we have never had a low-barrier shelter option to provide shelter services for 
our under-served population of people struggling with serious mental illness and substance 
abuse. The low-barrier shelters will also provide protection from our seasonal appalling weather 
conditions. No one should be forced to return to the streets to seek out a place to sleep and 
anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident of 
the valley and throughout my visits in downtown, I have also noticed more people than ever in 
encampments throughout the city. The tents and huts our underprivileged communities live in 
can be very unhealthy and dangerous to the mental health of those living in them. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness and encampments. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix and my mayor to approve the request made by the 
Human Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full 
support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix.

Together, we can take the next steps as a community to stop the growth of unsheltered 
homelessness and make homelessness a temporary problem. Please feel free to contact me with 
any further questions or comments. 
Very truly yours,

February 3, 2020 
The Honorable Kate Gallego 
Mayor of Phoenix 
200 West Washington 
Phoenix, Az 85003 
Dear Mayor Gallego 
RE: Human Services Campus Specia Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
As a business owner in Sunnyslope and a homeowner in 
Central Phoenix I am well aware of the homelessness problem. 
I have thought about this problem long and hard. As a business 
Owner we experienced homelessness right across the street from 
Our business. So I got a first-hand look at the people, their 
Habits and the sad situation they lived in. Some were Viet 
Nam veterans, drafted or go to jail. Those were the rules in 
Those days. 
I also know that there are 380 prox living on the streets in 
Down town Phoenix. There are as many as 3 5 to 40% who 
Are veterans. 
Human Service Campus wants to help these people. Would it 
Be better to have a place where they could get a good nights 
Rest, a meal, perhaps sent to an agency where they could get 
Back on their feet. Of course I know not all could be or even 
Want help. But think they are living outside and wandering 
For all to see. Better they had a place where help was possible.

I encourage you to talce a hard look at this case and what our 
Responsibilities are to our brothers and sister's in Christ. 
What makes me take such a hard look at this bill is I know 
What's out there, the fear, the helpless feelings, the sleepless 
Nights while we all live in comfort. But by the Grace of God, 
This could be us, one of our children or a relative. 
I know St Vincent de Paul, St Mary's Food Bank and the 
Phoenix Rescue Mission are working very hard to help all 
These homeless people to have a better life. 
You are the Head of our City. You and your Council members 
have the Power to make a difference in these people's lives. 
Most Sincerely r '2 
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Dorothy Preach

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-1 9-7 
February 5, 2020 
Jeanne M. Lyons-O'Brien 
133 E. San Miguel Ave. 
Phoenix, AZ 85012 
Dear Mayor & Council, 
I am Jeanne O'Brien a resident in Phoenix, AZ. My reason to write to you is to 
support the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and 
Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. I am on the Board of Director for SVP and 
routinely volunteer for Andre House at their dining room for over 20 years. You know 
there are so many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. 
OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS MORE SHELTER BEDS! 
• Nearly 500 people seek shelter at the Human Services Campus - and there are not 
enough beds, 
• 2019 Point-in-time Count shows the number of unsheltered people experiencing 
homelessness has increased by 22% in just this last year. 
• Phoenix has no options of shelter service for those struggling with SMI - seriously 
mental ill - also substance abuse. 
• A new type of shelter would serve this under-served population. 
The situation we are facing should not occur, why can't we offer a temporary safe 
place to sleep for these vulnerable human beings? We citizens of Phoenix have seen 
this influx of people encamping throughout our streets and neighborhoods. Is this what 
you want to happen? Become another Los Angeles or San Francisco? Where we have 
to fight the tents, refuse and trash left behind, and needles of all things!!! 
An increase of safe shelter beds will not just help these individuals but keep our 
city safe also. I plead to you to allow a Special Permit Amendment for the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. 
PLEASE, PLEASE, think of the human life we can make a difference for, by being more 
understanding and compassionate. It only take a small step to make a better choice for 
others, and become a city who gives a bed and shelter for the homeless. We don't 
have affordable housing, just like so many other cities across this United States, but we 
can help with this one small step of more overnight beds. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the 
Human Services Campus to expand the overnight beds. 
Very truly yours, 
Jeanne M. Lyons-O'Brien 
Contact info: 602-277-6108 
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J cqueline Castillow 
2 54 West Desert Cove 
P oenix, AZ 85029 
il: Jacquelinel OOl@'l.edzon.net 
P one: 602-332-9308 
Re Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment - Case #Z-SP-2-19-7 
De r Mayor Gallego and Phoenix City Council: 
It as been brought to my attention that there is a possibility that the City of Phoenix may be able to 
inc ease the number of beds provided for our homeless population in Phoenix and I am asking that this be 
do e. I have worked in the Andre House kitchen off and on for over twenty years and have worked in the 
Su nyslope St. Vincent de Paul kitchen, too. During my many hours working with the homeless, I have not 
onl fed but talked to these people, listened to their stories, and on a couple occasions, even helped them 
fin jobs. Most of the people with whom I worked were just down and out people who fell upon hard times 
an were trying to find their way back into society. Some had physical setbacks, some had mental illness 
an some had addiction problems but almost everyone I met was lonely, scared and hungry. And each in 
he r own way, alone. 
nderstanding is that in Phoenix, we currently have 425 beds available at CASS but after having been 
town and in Sunnyslope so often, I know that is not nearly enough. If this proposal were to pass, I am 
we'd have a little more than twice that number which would allow more human beings to sleep in 
ed instead of on sidewalks, in boxes, under bridges, and in other roach and rat invested areas. No 
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n being should have to live like this. And some of these people have pets to keep them comfortable, 
iv them warmth and love them It breaks my heart every time I go to these areas, 
n c nclusion, I plan to continue to work with the homeless but any additional help I can get from the City 
f P oenix would make my job easier as my friends and I would not feel as compelled to go out on our own 
ffe ing water in the summer, blankets in the winter, dog food to their pets, and someone to listen to their 
or es as I would know they at least have a place to sleep at night, But then again, I'd probably still do 
a I do - it would just nice that when I tell them to have a good night, I know they'll be safe. 
a k you for your consideration and your vote.

Betty Guardado 
Phoenix City Council, District 5 
200 West Washington, 11th floor 
Phoenix, AZ 85003 
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RE: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Ms. Guardado, 
I have been a volunteer in Andre House's dining room for 4+ years. While serving dinner, I 
encounter many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep and cannot find one. That is 
why I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent 
de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit noted above to provide up 
to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. 
Each month, 450-500 people seek shelter at the Human Services Campus and are turned away 
because there aren't enough beds. These individuals are forced to return to the streets in 
search of a place to sleep. As a long-time Phoenix resident, I have noticed more people than 
ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
Phoenix has never had a low-barrier shelter option to provide shelter services for people 
struggling with serious mental illness and substance abuse. The new low-barrier shelter being 
requested will serve this under-served population. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. 
Very truly yours, 
Linda Bylow 
7556 North 16th Drive 
Phoenix, AZ 85021 
602.692.9317

Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
bara Marcellus 
50 W. Tam OShanter Drive 
Ph enix, Az. 85023 
ba baramarcellus@gmail.com 
De r Mayor and Council, 
My name is Barbara Marcellus. I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Ca npus, Saint Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 
sh lter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I have been a weekly volunteer in Andre House's dining room 
for almost 20 years. While serving dinner, I encounter so many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. 
Ou community needs more shelter beds. 
• 
Each month, 450-500 people seek shelter at the Human Services Campus and are turned away 
because there aren't enough shelter beds. 
• 
According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, the number of unsheltered people experiencing 
homelessness has increased by 22% in the last year. 
• 
In the history of Phoenix, we have never had a low-barrier shelter option to provide shelter services 
for people struggling with serious mental illness and substance abuse. The new low-barrier shelter 
will serve an under-served population. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the 
iglµ.t are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to the streets 
o sbek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to 
le~ should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments 
hrdughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help 
hborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
Today's temperatures reached 110 degrees. It is just June 11 th• The lives of the homeless are made even 
orf fragile, now that Phoenix's summer is here. These are incredibly difficult days for people on the streets. I 
espectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to expand the 
a imum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers working to help people 
xp riencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me for any further questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
Barbara Marcellus 
602-819-1081

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Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
D n Ioli 
1 035 N. Joan D Arc Ave. 
P oenix, Az 85032 
6 2 920-6074 danddioli@gmail.com 
M name is Don Ioli. I am writing in support of a request made by Andre House, Human 
Services Campus and Saint Vincent de Paul to modify the existing Special Use Permit to 
provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I have been with 
Aj re House since 198 5 helping to serve food as well as volunteering at the old Phoenix 
O rflow shelter. 
s I drive around Phoenix I see homeless people around many parts of our city. There are 
at east 4 encampments that I see in my neighborhood. According to the 2019 Point-in-
i e Count, the number of unsheltered people experiencing homelessness has increased 
y 2 2% in the last year. Increasing the number of shelter beds not only will help people 
n the streets, it would also help areas of Phoenix struggling with challenges associated 
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unsheltered homelessness. No citizen should have to sleep on the street when 
e king a temporary safe place to sleep. 
u ge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by Human Services Campus to 
and the number of beds from 42 5 to 1,000. I support the service providers working 
elp people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me for 
n further questions or comments. 
erely, 
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May 22, 2019 
Mike Sumnicht 
5321 E. Sahuaro Drive 
Scottsdale, AZ 85254 
mikesumnicht@gmail.com 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Vice Mayor Waring, 
My name is Mike Sumnicht and I am a resident of District 2 in the City of Phoenix. I 
am writing to request your support for the above case that will come before the 
Phoenix City Council. 
The Special Permit Amendment is intended to increase the number of shelter beds 
provided by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul and Andre House 
from the current number of 425 beds to 1,000 total beds for these three facilities. 
The Amendment will allow the addition of beds in the CASS building from 425 beds 
to 700 beds (this building has a certificate of occupancy for up to 700 beds), add 80-
100 beds for a new low-barrier shelter provided by Andre House, with the 
remaining 200 beds for temporary weather relief situations (excessive heat, cold or 
rain). 
While the total increase in bed numbers is very important, I would like to address 
the Andre House portion of this request. I volunteer on a weekly basis at Andre 
House and have seen the effects of homelessness. Having said that, there is a portion 
of the homeless population that does not have access to any shelter, specifically 
those people who are struggling with serious mental illness and substance abuse 
issues. This means that many people are forced to sleep on the streets in this 
neighborhood. 
Andre House is proposing to build a low-barrier facility adjacent to their current 
property to serve this under-served population of homeless women and men. I think 
it is notable that Andre House receives no public money to provide these services ... 
private donors provide their money and time indicating their commitment to ease 
the homeless situation. 
Homelessness is obviously a very complicated issue. Incremental steps to get the 
people off the streets and into shelters are imperative to encourage them to seek 
help and decrease the homeless population.

I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus. Please feel free to contact me for any further questions or 
comments. 
Very truly yours, 
Mike Sumnicht

August 9, 2019 
Dear Councilman Sal 
I've worked closely with homeless organizations since the summer of 1962 when I st arted working for 
our family company, The O'Malley Lumber Companies. In the sixties, I would clean up after them on the 
sides of our buildings and along the railroad tracks around the 17th Avenue underpass and later on 11th 
Avenue where the current shelter at CASS is located. 
The homeless need help and understanding. Andre House and the Human Services Campus are offering 
their facilities to this effort. I worked and supported Andre House for years. Since Andre House began, I 
have served on several committees in the area for people experiencing homelessness in an effort to 
solve logistic, mental health, nutritional, volunteer and safety issues. 
Our family owned the warehouse property adjacent to Andre House at 926 W. Jackson. We sold it 
within the last year to Andre House so they could renovate the warehouse as a full shelter for the most 
vulnerable of people on the streets. Because of the artificial limit of 425 beds, CASS is forced to turn 
away people from their shelter. I am not sure why the city imposes this cap. Why is it that over all these 
years, the City of Phoenix cannot keep their promise to help the homeless? City employees and 
councilmembers have made promises and then ran away from the myriad of issues. 
Right now the City is setting up roadblocks in the planning of this facility. Why? It is time to be proactive 
and look at what Andre House and the Human Services Campus is offering to the City. This is the right 
thing to do. They are not asking the city for money to build a new facilitate or even fund the programs 
that will give the homeless the assistance they desperately need in the form of shelter, showers and 
mental health counseling. This is a way to give them the safety and dignity they deserve. 
I would really like to know what the objections are to this project so that I may address them. 
Tim O'Malley, CFM 
80 W. State Ave 
Phoenix, AZ 85021-8752 
602-906-1905 
tim@omalleyafl.com

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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Jan and Terry Hoeschler 
6308 North 31st Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85016 
602-418-8714 602-363-9193 
thoeschler@gmail.com janhoeschler@gmail.com 
Dear Sal DiCiccio: 
We are Terry and Jan Hoeschler writing regarding the Human Services Campus, St. 
Vincent de Paul and the Andre House request to modify the existing special use permit 
which now limits the occupancy to 425 shelter beds. We are very familiar with the 
critical need for additional beds. Together we have been Monday morning volunteers 
at St. Vincent de Paul for 14 years. Jan has worked Wednesday evenings at Andre 
House nearly 20 years. We see the lack of shelter capacity at 6 a.m. and again after 
7pm at night. The encampments have arisen throughout the nearby streets due to lack 
of shelter beds. 
Many of the folks turned away from shelters are often the most vulnerable - women 
and many folks with mental health issues. Substance abuse incidents can add another 
element of danger to those unprotected on the street. Add to that the extreme and 
brutal summer heat and days of harsh winter cold and rain. 
The request is to raise the current capacity of 425 beds to an additional 525 beds - or a 
total of 1000 beds in space already existing and owned. We understand that at least 
450-500 people are turned away each month because there aren't enough shelter 
beds. Adding a low barrier shelter option would be helpful for those struggling with 
serious mental illness and substance abuse. Not to mention the benefit of additional 
sanitary facilities to those with none. 
Our understanding is that this expansion, if approved, will not impact the city financially 
or increase the need for additional police presence, in fact, it may reduce incidences on 
the streets at night. 
Sal, we are residents of your district (85016) and would greatly appreciate your support 
and that of other city council members to increase the capacity to 1000 shelter beds in 
the Human Service Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul.. Many wonderful 
service providers and volunteers are doing all they can to help alleviate homelessness 
in Phoenix. Your positive votes will do much to help a difficult situation. 
Jtlani, yo~ ·n 
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P. s. 
Thank you for your well-written explanation on June 17, 2019, of the factual 
circumstances of the "shoplifting incident". Why the media choses to not only spin 
stories like this to their political advantage, but why do they make these polarizing 
inaccurate positions in the first place? Hard for us to understand.

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Veronica Park 
1533 W Lawrence Ln 
Phoenix AZ 85021 
Flygirl. fireman@yaho.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
The purpose of this letter is to urge you to consider approving the shelter bed permit 
expansion introduced by the Human Service Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre 
House in Downtown Phoenix. This permit would change the existing cap of 425 and 
increase it to a total of 1,000 beds. The Human Services Campus turns away up to 500 
individuals per month, so approving this permit would offer these people a safe place to 
sleep and helps them be closer to services that may help them obtain jobs, housing, 
and more helpful services. 
As a resident of the Phoenix area, I drive through the area surrounding the capital and 
have seen the need for a change surrounding the homeless issue. Individuals are 
setting up tents and creating their own place to sleep because of a lack of availability in 
the shelter. This is not right and these people deserve a place to safely rest and be 
protected from the heat, and the dangers that come with sleeping out in the open every 
night 
I strongly urge you to consider approving the amendment for the restricted permit on the 
number of beds on the Human Service Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House 
in Downtown Phoenix.

Human Se1vices Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
M y27,2019 
G eg Frantz 
45 9 E Chuckwalla Cyn 
P oenix, AZ 85044 
60 -697-4255 
D ar Mayor and Council, 
My name is Greg Frantz. I am a Phoenix resident for 41 years and was born and raised here. I am writing 
in ·upport of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify 
th existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people expeliencing homelessness. I have 
be n a volunteer in Andre House's dining room for 2 years. I have helped serve dinners along with helping to 
or anize and distribute donations to those in need. I used to have a different impression of those in need before I 
stated to interact with them. It helped me to realize that most of the people have some sort of banier that makes 
it uch more difficult to be a citizen that can support one's self. While serving dinner, I have encountered so 
m y vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the 
tare needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to the streets 
eek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to 
p should be able to receive one. There is a clear need to expand services. As a resident, I have also noticed 
mo e people than ever in encampments throughout the city. According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, the 
n 
ber of unshellered people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22% in the last year. An increase in 
she ter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the cha! Ieng es 
ass ciated with unsheltered homelessness. In the history of Phoenix, we have never had a low-barrier shelter 
opt on to provide shelter services for people struggling with serious mental illness and substance abuse. 
So 1ething needs to be done to help these people, and with your approval that will allow Andre House and Saint 
Vi cent de Paul to expand services and be able to supply the growing demand. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to 
d the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers working to 
people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. There is a clear need for more support as the demand for 
se ices continues to rise daily. Please feel free to contact me for any further questions or comments. 
Very truly yours,

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Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
M y 27, 2019 
Ja i Frantz 
45 9 E. Chuckwalla Canyon 
Ph enix, AZ 85044 
62 -734-4009 
ja "frantz@gmail.com 
De r Mayor and Council, 
I a 
a current Phoenix resident; f have lived in Phoenix for l 1 of the 13 years that I have lived in Arizona. I am 
a 
equent volunteer at Andre House in downtown Phoenix; my husband and I volunteer there once a month, to 
eit er serve a meal to the homeless, or to help with the clothing closet. I am writing in support of the request 
ma e by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special 
Us Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. 
Th re simply aren't enough beds for the people seeking shelter in Phoenix. Each month, over 450 people that 
co e to the Human Services Campus are turned away, due to the lack of beds. Individuals seeking a safe place 
to leep should be provided with one. Many of the guests I have met at Andre House are struggling with serious 
me tal illness or substance abuse. By giving these people a safe place to rest for the night, we are giving them a 
leg up to help them to begin to deal with their other issues. It's hard to think about seeking mental health care or 
wo k on gaining employment, when you can't even sleep in a safe environment. Providing more beds would be 
a ·n-win for all parties .... Phoenix residents without a home would have a safe place to sleep at night and would 
be ne step closer to tackling their other issues, and the City of Phoenix would see a reduction in the number of 
enclpments throughout the city. 
I ref!~ctfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to expand 
the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers working to help 
peo le experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to call me or email me a11ytime for further questions 
or omments. 
you,

March 3, 2020 
Dear Council Members and Administration of Maricopa County 
It is with a sincere heart that we write this letter on behalf of the homeless in the Phoenix area. 
Although we are Rio Verde residents, we look into the faces of homeless persons when we 
volunteer at Andre House. The people are young adults, middle adults, and older adults. Some 
are the working poor, others just fell on bad times. The one thing that strikes us is that the 
individuals we serve thank us and bless us for helping them. Amazing. 
I've worked as a nurse all of my employed life in the hospital, home care, and academic 
settings. The last 20 years I served as the administrator for a public health department for a city 
adjacent to Mi)W9-LJkee Wisconsin, I have a Ma~ter'$ oegree in Nursing in Community Health 
and earned a PhD In nursing during which I studied and wrote my dissertation on access to 
health care services for an underserved Milwaukee population. I've worked with many sectors of 
the population during my years of employment and continue to be dedicated to underserved 
communities. 
My husband and I have seen first hand the needs of the Andre House guests. The most 
stunning Issue was a man and his wife who were there for a meal after he had been released 
from the hospital that day from major surgery. They had to sleep on the streets that night. I will 
never forget the people of Andre House and the staff. 
We believe in social justice and the importance of caring tor those in need. We implore you to 
continue to examine the need for homeless shelters and mental health shelters to give people a 
chance to get up on their feet. Thank you for considering the budget to address our homeless 
population. They are real people with real stories who only want to better themselves and be 
safe from harm and the elements. 
Thank you for considering this letter of support. 
Sincerely 
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Jacob Rivera 
7315 N. 4th Dr. 
Phoenix, AZ 85021 
Dear Mayor Gallego and members of the Phoenix City Council, 
September 7th, 2020 
I am writing in support of Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-
2-19-7. I support adding shelter beds because not only will this help hundreds of suffering 
people and possibly thousands in the future, but it hurts no one and makes communities 
happier. SVDP already has a building where they have 425 bed and have the capacity for over 
double that, so allowing these beds would be hurting no one and only helping. Community 
members will be happy to see more homeless people with safe places to sleep. Homeless 
members of our society are being marginalized more than ever due to COVID and this is one 
sure thing we can do to help the massive Arizona homeless community. People deserve a bed 
and shelter period. 
I used to volunteer at an SVDP Kitchen once or twice every week and as soon as COVID hit I had 
to completely stop volunteering and went into total isolation. These valuable members of our 
society are already looked down upon and suffering through countless hardships and now 
people are ever more afraid to help due to the virus. Allowing more beds for homeless people is 
an easy good deed that upsets no one and could be essentially saving lives. I stand by this letter 
and believe this should be acted upon as soon as possible, it does not make logical sense not to! 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you for your time, 
Jacob Rivera 
(602) 820-7764 
jrivera21@brophybroncos.org

7/20/2020 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Sarah McDaniels 
1015 N 2nd Ave #435B 
Phoenix, AZ 85003 
smcdani7@asu.edu 
Dear Councilmember Nowakowski and Mayor Gallego, 
As a District 7 resident, I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Pennit to 
provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
1 respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Sarah McDaniels 
(703) 659-5347

July 21 51, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Claudia Deley 
15002 N 10th Ave 
Phoenix, AZ 85023 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Councilmember Stark, 
I support adding more beds because we are in a crisis. Now, this country is so full of 
reactionary policies instead of investing in preventative strategies; the failure and refusal 
of this nation to help its people should not fall on the shoulders of groups like Andre 
House. For now, this is what we have. We are not complacent, this is not enough. Help 
your people! Do the right thing! It should not be so complicated. Cast aside those 
ridiculous and false narratives you have fed yourself as a politician, "citizen" of the 
United States. No. We are guests on Turtle Island. We are humans existing on land. 
Help each other, politics mean nothing. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. 
Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
In gratitude, 
Claudia Deley 
(602) 491-6771 
claudialareina@tutanota.com

July 2l5\ 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Ed Kennedy 
4627 N 11th Pl. 
Phoenix, AZ 85014 
(602) 628-6950 
edkenne@gmail.com 
Dear Councilmember Pastor and Mayor Gallego, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing 
homelessness. I have been to town hall meetings discussing this issue and heard both sides. 
While the shelters in Phoenix are exceptional and have been modeled by other cities across 
the country, they are limited by bureaucratic restrictions. The need for beds is urgent, now, 
with so many people unemployed and living unsheltered in a heat wave. There is so much 
work to be done in expanding the services and reach of the shelters in our cities, we need 
many more shelters supporting our population in many more districts. But the most important 
thing right now is to get care to as many of the people affected and start growing Phoenix's 
ability to nurture and care for its unsheltered population. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of 
the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please 
feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
In gratitude, 
Ed Kennedy

July 30th, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Liz Salazar 
15834 N. 4th Ave. 
Phoenix, AZ 85023 
Liz.Salazar84@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. 
I feel shame for my city when I see the ever-growing homeless encampments - many 
not too far from the very lawmakers who ignore them year after year at the capital. 
These people need help. They are humans, and they are Arizonans and that should be 
enough for our elected leaders to take action. In lieu of our state leaders working to 
solve this humanitarian crisis, I ask the City of Phoenix to step up and do this small 
action to help save lives. But this does not solve the problem. I implore you all to work 
towards a solution so we aren't in the position a year from now. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Stephanie Webster 
28723 N 21st Lane 
Phoenix, AZ 85085 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
My name is Stephanie Webster and I have been volunteering at Andre House for over 
10 years. The demand for shelter is so great. We need to help these people. I am 
writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Stephanie Webster 
Phone: (623) 516-7687 
Email: sbwebster43@gmail.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Peers Henes 
4340 E. Indian School Rd Suite 21-133 
Phoenix, AZ 85018 
RPeers@protonmail.com 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Phoenix City Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. 
I support this measure because there is a greater need for shelter than there are current beds. 
Getting a safe place to sleep, and a chance to interact with counselors can be the first step to 
regaining self respect and independence. 
If we don't help, who will? 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you for your kind consideration. 
Peers Henes 
(602) 680-7990

July 8, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Lisa Vaaler 
2227 East Sells Drive 
Phoenix, AZ 85016 
Dear Mayor and City Council, 
You are dehumanizing our homeless community during a pandemic. We need more 
shelter beds. I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There 
are so many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Lisa Vaaler 
(602) 561-1359 
LVaalerl@qmail.com

July 8th, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
John Zemblidge 
2722 E. Purdue Ave. 
Phoenix, AZ 85028 
Dear Mayor and Phoenix City Council, 
As a life-long Vincentian I have seen and heard desperate women and men who have faced 
homelessness after a long illness, job separation or other life-changing event, The fact that 
shelter space is limited or not available would make hopelessness a permanent condition. 
We can expand hope for 575 more Phoenicians. Let's do that. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These 
individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This 
situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be 
able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in 
encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people 
on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of 
the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please 
feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
In gratitude, 
John Zemblidge 
(602) 871-0778 
zemblidge@cox.net

June 1 ]lh 1 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and City Council, 
I support adding shelters because people should not be forced to live on the streets. We can 
do better. People experiencing homelessness could be any one of us at any time. The police 
feel they are caught in the middle between property owners and their humanity towards 
people just trying to survive. There is example after example of abuse. During the coronavirus 
crisis, homelessness was a pre-existing condition that made matters much worse. How do you 
keep your self and your belongings clean? How do you maintain at least 6 feet distance from 
everyone? With the upcoming economic crisis, we can expect evictions to rise and more 
people to become homeless. We need to act now. 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 
shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who 
need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help 
neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Ramona Ferrara 
1309 W Portland St 
Phoenix, AZ 85007 
Phone: (480) 223-5136 
Email: rferrara@opentext.com

6/8/2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
As a resident of the Encanto Village and volunteer at Andre House and Justa Center, I 
am concerned that our community is not doing enough to help folks suffering from 
homelessness. The alley behind my home is continuously riddled with debris and 
excrement from folks seeking a place to relieve themselves or rest. Our family has 
never submitted a complaint, we clean up the mess and provide assistance to those we 
encounter. 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. 
Please approve more beds in the Human Services Campus because every human 
being deserves the dignity to use a bathroom and have a safe place to sleep. 
Thank you, 
Mary Mealey-Allen 
4016 North 14th Avenue 
Phoenix, Arizona 85013 
Phone:(602) 740-6486, Email: firebirdgardens@yahoo.com

E: fuman Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
imberley McQueen 
70 E. Rockridge Road 
ho nix, Arizona 85018City 
02- 96-5767 kimmcqueen6@gmail.com 
ea Mayor and Council, 
y ame is Kimberley lvfcQueen and I have lived in Phoenix f or 49 years. I am writing in suppon of the 
ec ·az Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I have been a 
, olu teer in Andre House's dining room over the years, as well as volunteering with Healthcare for the 
o eless. While serving dinner and delivering water to homeless people across the city, I have encountered so 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds!! 
• Each month, 450-500 people seek shelter at the Human Services Campus and are turned away 
because there aren't enough shelter 
beds. 
• According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, the number of unsheltered people experiencing 
homelessness has increased by 22% in the 
last year. 
• In the history of Phoenix, we have never had a shelter option to provide shelter services for 
people struggling with serious mental illness and substance abuse. This new type of shelter will 
serve an under-served population. 
urf nt(y, ·with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeki.ng shelter for the night 
re eedlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to the streets to 
s ek helter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to 
s ee should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments 
t rot ghout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help 
eig borhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
1 res ec(fu/ly urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to expand 
t e nyaximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers working to help 
eop/e experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please.fee/free to contact me with anyfurther questions or 
c m 1ents. 
truly yours, 
erley McQueen

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council: 
My name is Margaret Kelley, 1 am a resident of the City of Phoenix. I am writing in support of 
the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the 
existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I 
have been a volunteer in Andre House's dining room for 7 years. While serving dinner, l encounter so 
many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the 
night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to the 
streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary 
safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the 
streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered 
homelessness. Phoenix has never had a low-barrier shelter option to provide shelter services for people 
struggling with serious mental illness and substance abuse. This new low-barrier shelter will serve this 
under-served population. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full suppo1t of the service 
providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me 
for any fu11her questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
Margaret Kelley

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Manjunath Subramanya, 
5441 W Redbird Road 
Phoenix, AZ, 85083 
smanjup@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
My name is Manjunath Subramanya, I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up 
to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I have been a volunteer in Andre House's 
dining room for 5 years. While serving dinner, I encounter so many vulnerable people who need a safe 
place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for 
the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return 
to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a 
temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more 
people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve t he request made by the Human Services Campus to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers 
working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments 
Very truly yours, 
~ 
Manjunath Subramanya

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
January 22, 2020 
l am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I am a volunteer at Andre House, and 
over time it has really become a home for. I have grown so close to the people that we serve 
every night, and so I am writing this letter to speak on their behalf for more shelter beds. 
By providing shelter beds, the homeless people who struggle to participate in the 
traditional shelter model (people with pets, excessive belonging, mental illness, and substance 
abuse struggles) will have a place to sleep. Currently there is no other shelter option for them. In 
addition to the people who cannot access shelters, many of the people who could qualify are 
turned away. Around 450-500 people each month are denied a shelter bed due to lack of space. 
That number is increasing over time, with an increase by 22% in the last year. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to l 000. I an1 in full support 
of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please 
help the people who are in desperate need of help. 
Thank you,

Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1/22/2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit to provide up lo 
I 000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. T have worked with the homeless who 
are denied shelter at night while volunteering at Andre House, and it breaks my heart knowing 
that some of the amazing people I have met there are being treated so poorly. 
As it stands, 450 people who need a place to sleep are denied one by the Human Services 
Campus. This number is only set to increase if nothing changes, according to the 2019 Point-in-
Time Count, the number of unsheltered people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22% 
in the last year. Some of these unsheltered people, as well as some of the people I volunteer with, 
are in need of a low barrier shelter, but there is no available option for them. Many of these 
people are struggling with serious mental illness or substance abuse. By increasing the number of 
shelter beds that the Human Service Campus can provide to homeless people, you will pull them 
out of parks, roads, and alleys. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to l000. I am in full support 
of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. 
Something needs to be done. The homeless that are forced to sleep outside every night are people 
who deserve a safe nights rest. On top of that, The neighborhoods would be made safer by the 
added shelter beds. 
Ve1y truly yours,

Mayor and City Council 
City of Phoenix 
RE: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
As the Finance Director of the Human Services Campus, I have seen firsthand the level 
of commitment and hard work that goes into operating this crucial establishment. I am amazed 
every day by how many lives are impacted and improved through the services that are being 
provided at the Campus, large.ly thanks to private fonding, no less. Management and the Board of 
Directors of the Human Services Campus will stop at nothing in their pursuit of addressing and 
resolving the growing needs of our homeless population. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds at the Campus, individuals experiencing 
homelessness seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because those beds are 
filled. These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This 
situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a bed should be able to receive one. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. 
Very truly yours, 
Marc Jone ,

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1/22/2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a volunteer at Andre House I 
have seen firsthand the people who are being denied beds at night. Many of our guests are 
wonderful people who are in need of a place to stay but the community is not providing good 
opportunities for them to get help. 
With the current system, around 500 homeless peo~le who go the Human Services 
Campus seeking shelter are turned away and forced to sleep on the street. Furthermore, the 
number of unsheltered homeless people in Phoenix has been rising for the past few years, with 
a 22% increase from 2018 to 2019. Currently, the city of Phoenix has no shelter available to 
homeless people who struggle with addiction or mental illness. As it stands, only having 425 
beds to help those who are in desperate need for it. The current limit on shelter beds is 
unacceptable. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full 
support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. 
By providing your support in changing the Special Use Permit, you would be giving hundreds of 
people a safe place for them to sleep. Please feel free to contact me for any further questions or 
comments. 
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Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1 am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit to provide up to 
1000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I am a volunteer at Andre House and 
have worked directly with homeless people who are in desperate need of these beds. Many of 
them are scared people who want a safe place to rest their head. 
With the current shelter bed cap, 450-500 homeless people aren't allowed a safe shelter 
area. If the number of shelter beds were to be increased these people would not be forced out 
onto the streets. The proposition brought up would take homeless people out of Phoenix parks, 
canals, and alleys. This is a problem that requires immediate action, as the arnotmt of unsheltered 
homeless people is on the rise, with a 22% increase from 2018 - 2019. If something is not done 
to address the larger number of homeless people in our city, than more and more homeless 
people will be forced to sleep on the streets. On top of that, with an increase in low barrier 
shelter beds will provide a safe space for any homeless person suffering from mental illness or 
substance abuse, as currently, there is no other shelter option available to them. These people are 
still valuable members of our community who deserve to sleep safely. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support 
of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. This 
would be extremely beneficial to the hundreds that go without beds each night. Please feel free to 
contact me for any further questions or comments. 
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Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1/22/2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit to provide up to 
1000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I am lucky enough to work at Andre 
House because I get to meet with some of the wonderful people who struggle with homelessness. 
These people need shelter, and the best way to provide that for them is to change the Special Use 
Permit. 
Each month, 450-500 people are denied shelter because there aren't enough shelter 
beds, but not because there is not enough space. This issue is also becoming much worse, as the 
number of unsheltered homeless people increased by 22% from 2018 to 2019. On top of that 
there is no low barrier shelter available for those who cannot meet the requirements of 
traditiona.1 shelter models. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support 
of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. The 
people of Phoenix who can't get shelter need your help.

May 23, 2019 
City of Phoenix 
c/o Mayor and City Council 
200 W Washington Avenue 
Phoenix, AZ 85007 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Sirs, 
I am a resident of Phoenix and work in downtown Phoenix. I strongly support the organizations within 
the Human Services Campus. The Campus provides great services for Phoenix residents, that are currently 
experiencing homelessness. The Campus is unique in that there are over 20 agencies located in one 
location that all collaborate to assist in ending homelessness. 
I am unaware of any other major 
municipality that can boast of such a great service for their residents. 
The Human Services Campus and the City of Phoenix have provided a great model for other communities 
to follow. Many other cities visit the Campus in hopes of creating a similar environment. The zoning 
change would be a natural evolution to t he great progress and services currently in place. 
With the currently approved 425 beds, many Phoenix residents that are experiencing homelessness and 
seeking shelter for the night, are needlessly turned away because thos(l beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. They often end up sleeping in the 
doorways of businesses, City parks, or in the alleys or yards in the neighborhoods close to the downtown 
area. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a bed should be able to receive one. 
I respectfully urge you as representatives of the City of Phoenix, to approve the request made by the 
Human Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. 
us 
5307 E Virginia Avenue 
Phoenix, AZ 85008

City of Phoenix 
c/o Elyse DiMartino, Central City Village Planner 
RE: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
As residents or business owners in downtown Phoenix, we support the organizations at 
the Human Services Campus. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals 
experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because 
those beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter 
wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a bed should be able to 
receive one. 
We respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. 
Very truly yours,

Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1/21/2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit to provide up to 
I 000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a volunteer at Andre House I have 
spent a lot of time working with and getting to know the homeless population of Phoenix. So 
many of our guests are absolutely wonderful people who deserve the world, but, due to the 
restrictive permit on the shelter beds, can't find shelter for the night. 
The city of Phoenix must do more the address the problem that the unsheltered homeless 
face everyday. Each month, 450-500 people seek shelter at the Hwnan Services Campus and are 
turned away because there aren't enough shelter beds. According to the 2019 Point-in-Time 
Count, the number of unsheltered people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22% in the 
last year. In the history of Phoenix, we have never had a shelter option to provide shelter services 
for people who strnggle to participate in the traditional shelter model(people with pets, excessive 
belongings, mental illness, and substance abuse struggles. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support 
of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix.

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Susan Maynard 
7047 N 6th Avenue 
Phoenix AZ 85012 
Smaynard@brophyprep.org 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
My name is Susan Maynard. I am writing in support of the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a resident 
of the area of the human services campus, I experience the issues related to unsheltered 
homelessness everyday simply by walking around my neighborhood. Tee direct encounters with 
those experiencing homelessness I experience in my own neighborhood have made it clear to 
me that there must be an expansion of the amount of shelter beds. 
The current permitting only allows for 450 shelter beds which falls short of dealing with 
the evolving issue of homelessness. According to the 2019 Point-in Time Count, the number of 
unsheltered people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year. 
However, because of the current permitting, the human services campus is forced to turn away 
around 500 people a month. This is what has mainly contributed to the significant year to year 
increase of unsheltered homelessness, and these realities directly affect my neighborhood and 
are an everyday reality for me and others in my community. By providing permitting for more 
shelter beds, the Human Services Campus can safely move the population of people 
experiencing homelessness off of the streets, helping the residents in my neighborhood 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. This would act as 
a massive step forward for the whole community we live in. Please feel free to contact me with 
any further questions or comments.

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Quentin Orem 
2144 E Myrtle Ave 
Phoenix Arizona 85020 
qorem@brophyprep.org 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
My name is Quentin Orem. I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up 
to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a resident of the area of the human 
services campus, I can bear witness to the issue of unsheltered homelessness and its impact on my 
community. It is not difficult to notice the number of people without shelter in my neighborhood, and 
direct encounters with those experiencing homelessness have made it clear to me that there must be an 
expansion of the number of shelter beds. 
The current permit, which allows for only 425 beds, does not allow for a sufficient amount of 
shelter beds to deal with the growing population of those experiencing homelessness who are 
unsheltered. According to the 2019 Point-in Time Count, the number of unsheltered people experiencing 
homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year. However, because of the current permitting, 
the human services campus is forced to turn away around 500 people a month. This is compounded by 
the fact that Phoenix has not had any shelter options for people struggling with serious mental illness in 
recent years. This is what has mainly contributed to the significant year to year increase of unsheltered 
homelessness, and these realities directly affect my neighborhood. By providing permitting for more 
shelter beds, the Human Services Campus can safely move the population of people experiencing 
homelessness off of the streets, helping the residents in my neighborhood struggling with the challenges 
Associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. This would act as a massive step 
forward in both invigorating my neighborhood as well as caring for those experiencing homelessness. 
Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
L

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Louann Phillips 
2201 W Mulberry Drive 
Phoenix, AZ 85015 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
April 8111, 2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and 
Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the 
night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to the 
streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary 
safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, 
it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers 
working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Louann Phillips 
(602) 361-3785 
louannphillips@cox.net

June 11 , 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. 
Additionally, I request additional funding be allocated this year and in subsequent years 
to fund additional affordable housing. All our citizens deserve to be housed and 
nationwide housing individuals has been shown to do more to help address other social 
issues than current services and resources can provide, at a much lower cost. Utah is 
one such example of a working approach to homelessness and housing. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Leslie Perez-Whitehead 
4407 W. Dailey Street 
Glendale, Arizona 85306 
Phone: (623) 204-3494 
Email: lperez777@cox.net

June &tl', 2020 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
lam writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Penn it to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for 
people experiencing homelessness. 1 have been a volunteer in Andre House's dining room for 5 years. 
While serving dinner, T encounter so many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our 
community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are fil led. These individuals are forced to 
return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting 
a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident. I have also noticed more 
people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service 
providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me 
with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you for your consideration. 
Rachel Tashbook 
5302 E Van Buren St APT 2046 
Phoenix, Arizona 85008 
(208) 440-663 3 
rtashboo@asu.edu

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego and members of the Phoenix City Council, 
June 12, 2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a 
safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
I am also offended by the post-and-chain barriers that went up seemingly overnight to 
"protect" the curb to sidewalk areas on the streets surrounding CASS to prevent the 
horror of a homeless person from sleeping there. Yet you don't seem to be able to move on 
the above with any speed. Additionally, there is a large building and lot On the southeast corner 
of S. 9th Ave. and W. Jackson St. that should be leased and turned int an indoor shelter. 
With approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the 
night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to 
return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone 
requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have 
also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter 
beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the 
challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000.1 am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
John DeWitt 
180 E. Coronado Rd. #66 
Phoenix, Arizona 85004 
Phone: (602) 363-2948 
Email: Jpdphx@gmail.com

June 3, 2020 
Case Number: Z-SP-2-19-7- Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Andrea Preston 
1237 W. Pierce St. Apt. I 
Phoenix, Arizona 85007 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Phoenix City Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and 
Andre House to modify tbe existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. Additional shelter beds is especially important at this time as COVID-19 
numbers continue to rise and we're moving into extreme summer temperatures. Also, Governor 
Ducey's order for an 8pm curfew failed to address how this affects the unhoused community. 
Homelessness shouldn't be a crime. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the 
night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to the 
streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary 
safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the 
streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered 
homelessness. 
l respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers 
working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Andrea Preston 
( 480) 213-9706 
alprest l@asu.edu

3/31/2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Laurel Lewis 
2944 N 44th Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85018 
(602) 762-1795 
laurel.lewis@naihorizon.com 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Phoenix City Council, 
I have been downtown many times, I have served the homeless at Andre House for 
several years now and have interacted with the less fortunate on the streets. Please do 
what you can to care for those that don't desire a home on the streets. They deserve 
our respect and compassion. 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. Currently, with 
approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for 
the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should 
not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive 
one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments 
throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the 
streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Laurel Lewis

July th, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Counci I, 
1 suppo1t adding shelter beds because every human person is entitled to dignity and respect and 
for have their most basic needs met. If animals are left out in the summer heat, we get outraged. 
Should we not feel even more outraged that our brothers and sisters are treated this way? 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Nancy N. 
I 0825 N 3 I st Lane 
Phoenix, AZ 85029 
nfhphx@yahoo.com

July 1, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-1 9-7 
Sirrena Ault 
1114 East Polk Street 
Phoenix, Arizona 85006 
Dear Mayor and Council 
I support adding more shelter beds because as a city we should be protecting our occupants and 
NO ONE should have to sleep outside. Our weather can be unbearable and extremely harmful to 
people, even at nights. We all deserve a safe, comfortable place to rest or to recharge. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenjx to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. lam in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely. 
Sirrena Ault 
(480) 747-7340 
sirrenagriego<@gmai I .com

July 2, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Ginger Baron 
3016N16thDr 
Phoenix, AZ 85015 
Dear Mayor Gallego and members of the Phoenix City Council, 
Please support the cause of the Human Service Campus using their existing space to 
better serve our homeless population. I had the honor of volunteering for several years 
at Andre House and saw first hand the difference these organizations make in the lives 
of the homeless. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you for your time, 
Ginger Baron 
(602) 423-3349 
gingerlbaron@gmail.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Cyril Statt 
8000 N. Central Ave Unit 5 
Phoenix, AZ 85020 
(602) 616-4258 
cstatt I 944@.gmail.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
July 7, 2020 
As we have been so graphically reminded during this horrendous Covid-19 pandemic, EVERY 
HUMAN LIFE MATTERS, and has God-given dignity from conception to natural death. We are 
all called to assist the poor and homeless. Let our city of Phoenix be a powerful example of one 
way to do that. 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to l,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a 
safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it wil I help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you for your time, 
Cyril Start

June 2, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
lam writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Perm it to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. I commit to continue and increase my own financial 
support of the Campus and its important work to help maintain this increased capacity to serve 
the community. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. 
Please feel free to contact me with any fwther questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Bill Hardin 
2929 
Central Suite 2100 
Phoenix, Arizona 85251 
Phone: (602) 741-4962 
E-mail: Billhardin2@cox.net

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Ramona Ferrara 
1309 W Portland St 
Phoenix, AZ 85007 
Dear Mayor and Councilmember Pastor, 
July 7, 2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. I support adding safe shelter beds because no one 
should have to sleep on the side of the road. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Ramona Ferrara 
(480) 991-1535 
ramona.ferrara@yahoo.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Karin Boettcher-Hawkins 
10655 North 9th St. Unit 235 
Phoenix, AZ 85020 
Dear Mayor Kate Gallego and Councilwoman Stark, 
August 18th, 2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a 
safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Karin Boettcher-Hawkins 
{602) 296-7011 
karinbhawkins@gmail.com

August 13th, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Aria Saisslin 
21155 N 56th St 
Phoenix, AZ 85054 
(206) 902-0737 
ariasaisslin@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
[ am v.rriting in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the exis6ng Special Use Permit to provide up to l ,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a 
safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
CmTently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the stTeets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
l respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. lam in full support of tbe 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Aria Saisslin

September 3, 2020 
Anne Dickerson 
2025 E Campbell Ave, #159 
Phoenix, AZ 85016 
Dear Mayor Gallego and members of the City Council, 
I am writing in support of Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case 
No. Z-SP-2-19-7. I support adding shelter beds because people experiencing 
homelessness are real people who once had dreams and aspirations, and I hope still 
do. They are not just numbers and we should try to make their lives as safe and 
comfortable as possible until they find themselves in better circumstances. 
There are not enough shelter beds for individuals experiencing homelessness. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you for your leadership and consideration, 
Anne Dickerson 
(775) 233-6077 
aedreno@yahoo.com

Heidi Busch 
2252 N 44th Street #2080 
Phoenix, AZ 85008 
busch.hj@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor Gallego and members of the Phoenix City Council, 
08/20/2020 
I am writing this letter in support of Case# Z-SP-2-19-7, the Human Services Campus 
Special Permit Amendment request. I support adding shelter beds because this can be 
a first step to a person progressing toward their goals. I am a licensed clinical social 
worker, and I see the needs this population has. Meeting their basic needs, such as a 
bed to sleep on, allows them to feel more secure and confident to work toward bigger 
goals such as employment, housing, etc. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you for your consideration and time, 
Heidi Busch 
(916) 203-9853

Olga Tsoudis 
137 E Palm Ln 
Phoenix, AZ 85004 
09/01/2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
My name is Olga and I am writing in support of the pending request to add shelter beds 
at the Human Services Campus. Please help our homeless. They are human beings. 
How we support our handles is a message about our City. 
There aren't enough shelter beds for people who need them. Currently, with approval 
for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the night 
are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to 
return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the 
city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help 
neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered 
homelessness. 
I respectfully urge you, your fellow council members and the City of Phoenix to approve 
the request made by the Human Services Campus to expand the maximum number of 
beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers working to help 
people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
In gratitude, 
Olga Tsoudis 
(602) 569-6323 
tsoudis@cox.net

September 3, 2020 
Anne Dickerson 
2025 E Campbell Ave, #159 
Phoenix, AZ 85016 
Dear Mayor Gallego and members of the City Council, 
I am writing in support of Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case 
No. Z-SP-2-19-7. I support adding shelter beds because people experiencing 
homelessness are real people who once had dreams and aspirations, and I hope still 
do. They are not just numbers and we should try to make their lives as safe and 
comfortable as possible until they find themselves in better circumstances. 
There are not enough shelter beds for individuals experiencing homelessness. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you for your leadership and consideration, 
Anne Dickerson 
(775) 233-6077 
aedreno@yahoo.com

09/07/2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Phoenix City Councilmembers, 
My name is Maria Rivera and I am writing in support of the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing 
Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing 
homelessness. I only see beneficial outcomes to this specifically helping ease the 
suffering of many homeless members of our community. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
In gratitude, 
Maria Rivera 
7315 N. 4th Dr. 
Phoenix, AZ 85021 
mrivera@kirkland.com

September 7th, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Sal Rivera 
7315 N. 4th Dr. 
Phoenix, AZ 85021 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Councilmember DiCiccio, 
I feel it is important to help people in need plain and simple. It is for that reason that I 
am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Sal Rivera 
(602) 391-8581 
sal@riveralawgroup.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Mikayla Barnfield 
1319 E Ruth Ave 
Phoenix, AZ 85020 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
7/15/2020 
My name is Mikayla Barnfield and I am writing in support of the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so 
many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Mikayla Barnfield 
602-491-8050 
kaylabooboo9@yahoo.com

July 15, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Alejandra Bucon 
929 W Catalina Dr. 
Phoenix, AZ 85013 
Dear Mayor Gallego and members of the Phoenix City Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 
shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people 
who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These 
individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This 
situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be 
able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in 
encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people 
on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
l respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of 
the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please 
feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
In gratitude, 
Alejandra Bucon 
(602) 684-1152 
alebucon@gmail.com

7/13/2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Breana Smith 
19426 N 36th Way 
Phoenix, AZ 85050 
Breona.smith@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor and Phoenix City Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Breana Smith 
(602) 570-1733

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Corina Tapscott 
2545 E. Nisbet Rd. 
Phoenix, AZ 85032 
tapscottcorina@gmail.com 
Dear Councilwoman Stark and Mayor Gallego, 
July 13th, 2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. 
Homelessness is not a choice and in order for all our community members to achieve 
that which is owed to us all, the ability to thrive, they must first have their basic needs 
met: a bed at which to lay their head at night. At the end of the day, realize what you are 
denying your fellow man should you not support this expansion--you are denying one's 
most basic rights and needs. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Corina Tapscott 
(602) 826-1153

Colleen Schwind 
2347 W.Shadow Glen Ct. 
Anthem, AZ 85086 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego, 
7/ 10/2020 
1 support the increase of beds under the Special Use Permit. Each of these human lives that is 
turned away is one of our brothers or sisters. Why do we make people suffer because of politics? 
The space is available. It should be used at the earliest time possible. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, 1 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
With the current situation of the economy, things are only gonna get worse. Please expand the 
number of beds now, while the conditions here are the worst! Please feel free to contact me with 
any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Coleen Schwind 
(224) 875-1943 
col leenschw ind@hotmai I .com

July 9, 2020 
RE: Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Councilmember Pastor and Mayor Gallego, 
My name is Aprile Coroneos and I live in District 4. I am writing in support of the request made 
by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing 
Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. 
There are so many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs 
more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Aprile Coroneos 
5320 N 19th Dr 
Phoenix, Arizona 85015 
{602) 242-4109 
april354@yahoo.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Laura Schonberger 
2310 East Oak Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85006 
Dear Mayor Gallego and members of the Phoenix City Council, 
07/21/2020 
My name is Laura and I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to increase the number of shelter beds. I 
support adding shelter beds, because even one person needing and wanting a bed who cannot 
get it is too many. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the street s, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand t he maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Laura Schonberger 
(480) 254-0882 
laura.schonberger@gmail.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Jenna Horner 
15801 S 48th St #2121 
Phoenix, AZ 85048 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
July 21, 2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a 
safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Jenna Horner 
( 480) 390- I 326 
jph 73@nau.edu

07/21/2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Courtney Parks 
110 W. Missouri Ave #7 
Phoenix, AZ 85013 
(602) 826-4713 
courtney.parks@asu.edu 
Dear Councilmember DiCiccio and Mayor Gallego, 
My name is Courtney and I am writing in support ofthe request made by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to 
provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. Please consider 
supporting our community. Every person deserves a shelter and safety. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Courtney Parks

Lauren Blumears 
5226 South 31st Pl. 
Phoenix, AZ 85040 
(623) 476-9093 
laurenblumears@gmail.com 
Dear Mayor Gallego and Councilman Garcia, 
07/21/2020 
I am writing in support of Case #Z-SP-2-19-7. Shelter is a basic human right. In Arizona especially 
access to shelter during these hot summer months is imperative for a healthy society. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. 
Sincerely, 
Lauren Blumears

7/26/2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Jennifer Tatum 
1304 E Meadowbrook Avenue 
Phoenix, AZ 85014 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a 
safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Jennifer Tatum 
(480) 450-0411 
ienny.tatum@outlook.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Greg Vargo 
4621 E. Lewis Ave 
Phoenix, AZ 85008 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
7/6/2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and 
Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our 
community needs more shelter beds. 
Your support is needed, these are our sisters and brothers. They need us. They can not do it on their 
own. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for 
the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These Individuals are forced to return to 
the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situat ion should not occur. Anyone requesting a 
temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more 
people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers 
working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Greg Vargo 
(602) 214-8862 
gpvar@aol.com

July 8, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Kate Gallego, 
I definitely support more beds for the homeless; especially in the hot summers that 
we experience here in Phoenix. No one can be so heartless for their fellow humans 
that they let them suffer so on the streets at night. We think twice about letting our 
dogs go for a walk on the hot pavement but not about our fellow humans that must 
experience the hot pavement day and night. They are people with problems that 
society has been unable to solve but at least we can provide them with a little 
comfort. 
Please approve the request submitted by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de 
Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 
shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. 
We have experienced a growth in population in Phoenix; let us experience more beds 
for the unfortunate. 
Judith Rooney 
6508 E Palm Lane 
Scottsdale, AZ 85257 
Phone: (480) 947-7794 
Email: jmrooney96@aol.com

June 28th, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Kate Gallego, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. It is the right thing to do. Lift people stuck at the bottom of the system and 
give them a second chance at life of dignity and peace. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Kiran Shah 
7737 S El Camino Dr 
Tempe, AZ 85284 
Phone: (602) 432-9028 
Email: Kcshahus@gmail.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Lindsay Brisson 
643 E Barbarita Ave 
Gilbert, AZ 85234 
Dear Mayor Gallego, 
6/24/2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a 
safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds w ill not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to l ,000.1 am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
In gratitude, 
Lindsay Brisson 
( 412) 445-5785 
Lascatena@gmai I .com

August 5, 2019 
Dear City Council and Major of Phoenix: 
This is in response to an email reaching out for help in advocating for the approval of a zoning 
request to extend the# of shelter beds to 1,000 as a result of insufficient capacity at CASS. 
I did some research and found that the City of Phoenix should not deny t his petition because 
they are in great part the ones exacerbating this problem of homelessness in the first place. I 
read a report entitled 2015-2019 Analysis to Impediments to Fair Housing Choice, City of 
Phoenix, Arizona found at https://www.phoenix.gov/nsdsite/Documents/nsd_rp_aitfh.pdf 
Since I am not a lawyer or an expert in housing issues and such report is 181 pages long, I just 
copied and pasted some parts of this report highlighting what I think is supportive evidence in 
arguing for an expansion of bed capacity at Andre House. 
I also read somewhere else that "Identifying homeless people as a class to be regulated by 
zoning is unconstitutional, violating the equal protection clause." Following are excerpts from 
the research report which I hope can help you in this endeavor. 
"Stakeholders described areas of South Central Phoenix as having higher poverty levels that 
make housing less affordable due to lower income and wages. Downtown Phoenix was 
identified as being in need of more affordable housing for families. Stakeholders identified 
additional barriers to affordable housing including mental illness, past homelessness, criminal 
records, predatory lending in minority communities, limited English Proficiency, credit history 
requirements, limited ADA compliant properties for large families, and housing units for 
disabled and elderly residents. Native American communities were reported to face significant 
barriers due to restrictions based on past substance abuse or criminal histories. Stakeholders 
reported a need for supportive housing for those with mental illness, disabilities, the elderly, 
and those with a past of homelessness. Additionally, stakeholders reported long waiting lists 
for housing vouchers due to there not being an exit strategy from the Section 8 program. An 
eighteen month limit on TANF benefits and a lack of child care subsidies were also reported as 
barriers." (page 74) 
"Finally, affordable rent for the mean wage of a renter is $802 in the City of Phoenix. Based on 
the snapshot below, only 30.2% of renters pay less than $749 per month in rent, a number 
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closer to the $802 affordability rate. However, a fairly high percentage (42.4%) of renters, pay 
$1,000 per month or more towards rent, an amount that exceeds the affordability rate by at 
least $198 per month. Owners and renters with a severe cost burden are at risk of 
homelessness. Cost-burdened households that experience a financial setback often must 
choose between rent and food or rent and health care for their families or face eviction or 
foreclosure." (page 72) 
"There also is potential risk of fair housing discrimination under Issue #7. Under Phoenix's 
zoning ordinance, GHHs and assisted living homes must be spaced at least 1,320 feet from 
another such home. And under the state Developmental Disabilities Act, residential facilities for 
persons with development al disabilities must be separated by at least a 1,200 feet radius. 
Research did not indicate that a similar spacing requirement has been adjudicated in Arizona or 
by the 9th Circuit that would provide precedent for the constitutionality of A.R.S. § 36-582(H} or 
Phoenix's zoning ordinance. However, the Department of Justice and HUD take the position, 
and federal courts that have addressed the issue mostly agree; that spacing and density 
restrictions for housing for persons with disabilities are generally inconsistent with the FHA 
and discriminatory. See, e.g., Horizon House Developmental Serv., Inc. v. Township of Upper 
Southampton, 804 F. Supp. 683, 693 (E.D.Pa. 1992) (invalidating 1,000 feet separation 
requirement), aff'd without opinion, 995 F.2d 217 {3rd Cir. 1993). If challenged, the jurisdiction 
would have to make a showing that the ordinance was passed to protect a compelling 
governmental interest (e.g. over-concentration of GHH's could adversely affect individuals with 
disabilities and would be inconsistent with the goal of integrating persons with disabilities into 
the wider community) and that the spacing requirement is the least restrictive means of 
protecting that interest." (page 126) 
"Phoenix's spacing requirements limit the overall aggregate capacity of housing for persons 
w ith disabilities even if the need in the community or region is greater than what the spacing 
limitations would allow. Accordingly, Phoenix is given a score of 2 for Issue #7, and it is 
emphasized that there is a strong potential for litigation on this issue. The restrictions creat e a 
time-consuming and expensive hurdle to overcome for housing providers and residents in need 
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of supportive housing. Additionally, many persons within the protected class may not have the 
sophistication, resources, or adequate legal representation to challenge such discriminatory 
limits. Rather than enforcing spacing restrictions, if the City believes a particular neighborhood 
has its "fair share" of housing for persons with disabilities; it could offer incentives to providers 
to locate future homes in other neighborhoods." (page 127) 
"Another area for improvement would be for Phoenix to adopt a reasonable accommodation 
ordinance for making requests for reasonable accommodation/modification in land use, zoning 
and building regulations, policies, practices and procedures (Issues #5). The FHA requires 
accommodation in rules, policies, and procedures if such accommodation (1) is reasonable and 
(2) necessary (3) to afford persons with a disability the equal opportunity to use and enjoy a 
dwelling. 42 U.S.C. § 3604(f)(3)(B). The requirements for reasonable accommodation under the 
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) are the same as those under the FHA. 42 U.S.C. 12131(2). 
Federal and state fair housing laws require that municipalities provide individuals with 
disabilities or developers of housing for people with disabilities flexibility in the application of 
land use and zoning and building regulations, practices and procedures or even waiving 
certain requirements, when it is necessary to eliminate barriers to housing opportunities. 
However, the FHA does not set forth a specific process that must be used to request, review, 
and decide a reasonable accommodation. Currently, the City's code does not provide a clear 
and objective process by which persons with disabilities may request a reasonable 
accommodation to zoning, land use, and other regulatory requirements. (page 127) 
Sincerely yours, 
Anniemarie Schroeder 
Cell Phone: 480-370-5519 / Email: annxschroeder@yahoo.com 
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July 21 5\ 2020 
Dear Mayor Gallego, 
I am writing in support of Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7. I support adding shelter beds because 
we are all one medical bill away from homelessness. We are all one mistake at work 
away from homelessness. We are all one lifestyle mistake away from homelessness. 
We are all people of this world. As a country, we should provide decency to even our 
homeless. Not all people of the community got there because of unavoidable mistakes, 
but all people in these positions are facing unavoidable circumstances that make life 
incredibly difficult. It's hard to get back on your feet when you do not have an address to 
put on a job application or food and water to nourish you for work. The list goes on. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. 
Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Brianna Ungaro 
323 E Veterans Way #824 
Tempe, AZ 85281 
(833) 671-4220 
Briannaungaro@aol.com

July 17th, 2020 
Dear Mayor Gallego, 
Please accept this letter as a statement of support of the Human Services Campus Special 
Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7. I support adding shelter beds because I know it is the 
first step to getting people off the streets. Adding these beds does NOT increase homelessness! 
No one is going to willingly trade their own bed for a bed in a shelter. When you are homeless 
and you want to solve that problem, it starts with a safe, clean place to sleep. If you don't 
believe this, you go spend the next week sleeping outside, without any protection, and let me 
know how your job performance is effected. Or perhaps we could ask your coworkers how they 
feel about your appearance/performance? 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
John McCall 
7413 E Nance Street 
Mesa, Arizona 85207 
(480) 721-5578 
johnmccall44@gmail.com

March 30, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Marijane Zemba 
5304 W Tierra Buena 
Glendale, Arizona 85306 
(602) 505-1413 
m j lovesjesus@vahoo.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and 
Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. 
Down there trying to help my homeless friends for IO+ yrs along with Mama Jo who has been going for 
33+ yrs. We will not stop because of the coronavirus. So many mentally ill, so many elderly - they need 
your help urgently now more than ever. 
Please act quickly and save lives. 
Marijane Zemba

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
March 26, 2020 
Faith Wysocki 
17822 N 99th Drive 
Sun City, Arizona 85373 
(602) 818-0817 
topogigo2004@yahoo.com 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and 
Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Perm it to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. Our community needs more shelter beds. I have volunteered at Andre 
House monthly for 10 years. This is such a good idea to try to provide some shelter with the virus we 
need to do all we can for the homeless. I will pray for you to help you in every decision you make. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for 
the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to 
the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a 
temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more 
people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with 
unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers 
working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Faith Wysocki

July 8, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego, 
Please vote "yes" to modify the existing Special Use Permit from 425 shelter beds to 1,000 beds. 
I have been a St. Vincent de Paul volunteer for twenty-five year. I have witnessed many of the 
struggles the homeless face. We need to help in every way we can to alleviate their struggles. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because al l beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
ln peace, 
Gloria Guillory 
15389 W Summerwind Lane 
Surprise, AZ 85374 
(623) 521-2070 
azkjan@yahoo.com

7/6/2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego, 
[ am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. l support adding shelter beds because homelessness 
is a reality and the numbers will continue to rise as more people lose their jobs or become unable 
to work related to illness. The shelter is necessary especially in Phoenix because of the weather 
extremes. Our neighbors without a home deserve to have a safe and humane place to be safe and 
as comfortable as possible. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are 
forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. 
Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I 
have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An increase in 
shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling 
with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
1 respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in f'l1ll support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free 
to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
In gratitude, 
Mary Whitmer 
5033 E Bloomfield Rd 
Scottsdale, AZ 85254 
(602) 695-1487 
mm whitmer@yahoo.com

July 8, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Gallego, 
I am writing in support of the request to add shelter beds. I imagine it could be me who 
will need that bed in a loving shelter out of heat or cold one day ? The more we take 
care of the basic human needs of our fellow men , a better and safer place our towns 
will be for everyone .Lets give them the dignity they deserve. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Humbly yours, 
Lyne Boucher 
24922 S Glenburn Drive 
Sun Lakes, AZ 85248 
(480) 612-4746 
boucher.lyne@yahoo.com

July 8, 2020 
Dear Mayor and City Council, 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide 
up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many 
vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter 
beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness 
seeking shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. 
These individuals are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. 
This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep 
should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the 
people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges 
associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in 
full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness 
in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Jeannie Lashinske 
5728 E Orange Blossom Ln 
Phx, Arizona 85018 
( 480) 423-1645

June 23, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Case #Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 
shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people 
who need a safe place to sleep. Our community needs more shelter beds. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals e.-xperiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help 
neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to eA1nnd the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of 
the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please 
feel free to contact me ,vith any further questions or comments. 
William A. Nfiller, Esq. 
8170 North 86th Place, Suite 208 
Scottsdale, Arizona 85258-4304 
602-319-6899 
bmiller@williamamillerpllc.com 
www.williamamillerpllc.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Jessica Bracy 
5402 S McKemy St 
Tempe, Arizona 85283 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter 
beds for people experiencing homelessness. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking 
shelter for the night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals 
are forced to return to the streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not 
occur. Anyone requesting a temporary safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a 
resident, I have also noticed more people than ever in encampments throughout the city. An 
increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, it will help neighborhoods 
struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Thank you, 
Jessica Bracy 
(480) 276-5342 
Jessicab7@gmail.com

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
January 21, 2020 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. While volunteering at Andre House, I 
have gotten to know many of the people who this permit amendment would directly affect. 
These are good people, who are desperately seeking a place to spend the night, but have 
nowhere to find help. 
Although I have met some, it is only a small handful. 450-500 people go to the Human 
Services Campus each day and are denied a shelter bed because the capacity had already 
been met. On top of that, the shelter bed permit was made at a time that did not account for the 
increase in unsheltered homeless people. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count found that there has 
been a 22% increase in unsheltered homeless people since 2018, yet there has been no effort 
made to offer support to this increasing population. In addition, some homeless people suffer 
from severe mental illness or substance abuse, and in Phoenix there is no location for these 
victims to find shelter. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full 
support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. 
Something needs to be done to provide help and support to our fellow humans who go without 
shelter each night. 
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Yours, 
no~ 1'Jt" 
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June 17, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Helenmarie Slater 
15202 S. 31st Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85048 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and 
Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. There are so many vulnerable people who need a safe place to sleep. Our 
community needs more shelter beds. I support adding shelter beds as it is a basic human right that we 
have a safe place to stay. We need to help our vulnerable population with the services required to get 
them on their own via mental health, physical health, job services, etc. 
Currently, with approval for only 425 beds, individuals experiencing homelessness seeking shelter for the 
night are needlessly turned away because all beds are filled. These individuals are forced to return to the 
streets to seek shelter wherever possible. This situation should not occur. Anyone requesting a temporary 
safe place to sleep should be able to receive one. As a resident, I have also noticed more people than ever 
in encampments throughout the city. An increase in shelter beds will not just help the people on the streets, 
it will help neighborhoods struggling with the challenges associated with unsheltered homelessness. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I am in full support of the service providers 
working to help people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
Helenmarie Slater 
(480) 235-0021 
hmslater@cox.net

July 8, 2020 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor Kate Gallego, 
I definitely support more beds for the homeless; especially in the hot summers that 
we experience here in Phoenix. No one can be so heartless for their fellow humans 
that they let them suffer so on the streets at night. We think twice about letting our 
dogs go for a walk on the hot pavement but not about our fellow humans that must 
experience the hot pavement day and night. They are people with problems that 
society has been unable to solve but at least we can provide them with a little 
comfort. 
Please approve the request submitted by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de 
Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 
shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. 
We have experienced a growth in population in Phoenix; let us experience more beds 
for the unfortunate. 
Judith Rooney 
6508 E Palm Lane 
Scottsdale, AZ 85257 
Phone: (480) 947-7794 
Email: jmrooney96@aol.com

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rn:1si111um number of beds to 1,000. 
over the last fow years, f have noticed an increasing number of people sleeping outside. 
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19 Point-in-Time Count for t<.faricopa County revealed a 22 percent increase in the last year .. 
Tlle 20+ agencies on the Homan Services-Campus and the non-profits nearby are doing all they can 
to alle\?iale this issue and aid our unshellered residenls, howeverj they need to be able to provide 
people with a safe place to sleep. ft is disheartening to know that there are extensive resources 
available to help people overcome homelessness, but that we cannot offer them the basic right to 
safety, health and shelter. 
I respectfully urge you to consider approving the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and AI d H 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z·SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 15, 2019 
I am writing this letter in support of the special perrnit am~ndment 
requested by Andre House, The Human Services Carnpus, and St. Vincent de Paul. 
This request would increase the number of shelter becis from 425 to a maximum 
of 1,000. Changing this restrictive cap is ll(.'Ccssary because the number of 
unsheltered individuals has been rising since 2014, yet the shdtt:r bed maximum 
has stayed at 425. This is a necessity for our unsheltered neighbors who do not 
have a safe place to sleep that protects them from the heat or cold. 
Jt is disheartening to see more and more people sleeping on the streets. f 
believe that everyone has the right to basic needs like food, water and shelter. 
Many of the people sleeping outside are using the services at the Human Services 
Campus. They deserve a safe place to sleep. 
J respectfully urge you to consider approving this amendment to the 
existing Special Use Permit, thus allowing the Human Service Campus, St. Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to shelter more people. I believe that our city needs a 
plan to address homelessness. Approving this request to add more shelter beds 
wouJd be a great start to that plan. Please feel free to follow up with any questions 
or concerns. 
Very truly yours, 
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Ctt~L• No. Z •SI' 2-19-7 
Dear Mayor .ind Council. 
December 13, 2019 
I arn \\.I iting to ~hare mv supp,1n of th1. request maJc hy the Hun1-an 
Services Campus, Saint Vincent J._, Pnul, .i.nd ,\ndH• 1 lou~e to nH>t.lify the c:..i~ling 
Sp..-.:fo.l U~e permit v. hkh limih dw number of shelter beth to •i25. ·1 hc-..L• 
agencies ar1J St.><Jking the al>i11n to p1ovidt• up 10 lllll() shelter beds for p,•ople 
c>.periendng homeks:.nei,s, and a~ a supporter of their dfort-., 1 fully support this 
propos:Jl. 
As it ~r.inds, the l2S bttd limn has hccn i:xistl.'n..:e ,i1H.:L' c he Campu\ w~-; 
founded in 2005 This number doc., nothing to .iddre~s the t hsl thal. un <,helrt:1cd 
hoinck~sncss ha~ been 011 the rhe since 2014. 'I hL· 1019 Point-in-Time Count 
show:< a 22 percent 111cre:ise in the bst )ear alone. B) incre:.1;.in; the number of 
shelter b(•Js that the Human Sen ic-cs Campus con provide to hon,ck,;s people, 
\\~ wiil b-~ able to help even more pet>plc end their homclc;.snt•~;,. Number.,, anJ 
data :i;.iJe, it is demoralizing for people w have to :,lccp nut~1ck without acce!l!I to 
re:,trooms and wat-.:r when they are t?:,..isting building:, at the Human Services 
C:l.mpus and adjacent ro Andre House that could accommodate more people. 
J believe that shelter is one of the most basic human rights. The people 
who are un~heltered are still our neighbors. I respectfully urge the City of 
Phoenix to approve the re-quest made by the Human Services Campus, Andre 
House and St. Vincenr de Paul to increase the maximum number of shelter beds 
to 1.000. Phoenix needs to do something, and adding shelter beds is a necessary 
and beneficial step. Please feel free to contact me ·with any additional questions 
or comments. 
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Campu$, St VincMt de Paul and An.dre House to exp;ind the maximum ttumber of beds from 425 to . 
l000.1 ;;m 111 fu-Jt support of the ~erviee providers. working to help people experiencing hemelei.s~ss m 
Phoenix. Our Cit\' needs a sofulion t¢ the overwhelming il'lCrease in the numbar of people sleeping 
outside. Bringing peop/o of the stre~t and into shelter benefits both thern and our community as 
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I :in, 1V11trng flu, lt~tt-.,r III s.1pp,11i ofth-: 1cqu<'<I made hy the 11\unntt Sc1v1cc~ ('11mp11s. 
:-.:imt Vin.;cnt de Paul • • md An,h~ H,m~ tn motlily th,, cxisti111;1 Spedal Use pe.nw1 10 provide up 
10 1000 shelter l~d.~ for po:ople c»peric11,.:ing homclcssm::~l.- J iim writintc bccnu~e t11' m)I 
apprcci:1uon for the w,,rJ.. tJmt 1s b<.'ing douc hy the 1,crvicc pro, iclcr., for people 1Jxperieucmg 
hc>mdcs,,ue~.,. I rul!) supp011 1J1e rcqucsl bcrng ma,le in urdcr to addrc~,-, the lack of shelter 
Th" ncg.ttiv.: effcc-1.:,, ofhomek,;sih: .. ,q arc :,(en,iily worsening w1thiJ1 our eny. Ac.cording tu 
Pomt»ln~Timc coum, the numbt;r ha.s been increasing ::.tc.idily over th~ pust f.:w y~'.ar!', and 11a~ 
increased 12% siucc 2018, with the current statistic doubled since 2014. This communiiy i11:;uc 
needs 1,~ -be addressed. \Ve need to do what is right and p.rovi<le bnsic ncct>ssities such as food, 
water, ,ind shelter for ow unsheltered neighbors. 
I respe.:tfu!ly urge lht? City of Phoenix lo approve the request made by the Human 
Sen·ic~'S Campm;, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to expand the maximum number of 
beds from 425 to I 000. I ;-1m in fol I support of a plan to address homelessness and providing 
shelter to those in need is a crucial component for that plru1.

ll/14/2019 
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RE: Human Services Cn.mptis Spec~ 
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Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
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The purpose of d1is letter tQ state mr suppo1 c or 
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the Human Services Carnpus,and St Vincent de au to nrre · · 
to a maximum of 1,000. As ~omcone \;ho appred.itt·s the g.r1',H work tfall happens at tht' 
Human Services Campu~, I tully support their r~quest to arldn.-ss 1,uv,hdt,•r(.,d 
homelessness. 
Since the campu$ opC'f1ed in 2005, i have seen uur dty s'ti-uggle to provido sbelU:r for 
people. The mdividuals usili& t-~rvkes ,tt the lfom.H\ Services C:ampu~. Andre House am! St. 
Vincent de Paul ate 1ust as dewn,ng ot safe shtltcr as your other rvnstitu~rits. It I'> 
dishcartenit1g i:o l>itt~ th~t although the unsheltl:!re<l count has rh;en by 22 percent 1n the past 
year (2019 Point•m-T,mt Count), th.ere ts a limit of iust 42.5 maximum shelter beds. Wf:. 
have a respoasibihty to do whatever it takes to provide an adequate numbei" of shel~r be.ds 
1n our eommunit}. 
l urg~ the Mayor andl1hoenlx City Council to vote fn favor of increasing the 
maximum amoum of shelter beds. This city needs a plan to address unsheltered 
homelessness a11d the service providers at the Human Services Campus, Andre Hou:,1: ,rnd 
St Vir.cenr de Paul are ~vfJ!ing to shelter poople in their already existing properties. ! 
believe Lhat ever}'.One has the right to shelter. and this is a necessary step in addressing 
u:ts.1:e!terod homelessness. Please feei free to contact me with any further questions ul' 
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Re: 
H11man Services Camp s 
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Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
December 13th, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
r am writing th.is letter in support of the requei;t rnude by the Huma s · 
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to I 00~ shelter beds for peopl~ exp~nencmg homelessness. I nm writing because of my 
appreciation for the work that 1s bcmg done by the service providers for people experiencing 
homelessness. l fully support the request being made i.n order to address the \ack of she\ter 
The negative effects of homelessness are steadily worsening within our city. According to 
Point~In-Time count, the number has been increasing steadily over the past few years, and has 
increased 22% since 2018, with the current statistic doubled since 2014. This community issi.,e 
needs to be addressed. We need to do what is right and provide basic 11eccssities sucn as food, 
water, and shelter for our unsheltered neighbors. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made ~Y the 'Hun1an 
Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to expand the mar.imuro nu1nb_er_ of 
beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support of a plan to address homelessness and providmg 
shelter to those in need is a crucial component for that plan. 
Sincerely, 
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Crise No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1 am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus St v · 
de Paul, and A. ndre House to modify the existing Special Use 1,crmit which \imt'tc th,,, · mbcentf 
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s 11,; ter . e sat a max1~w~ ot 425 beds. These agencies nre willing to provide up to \ 000 shelter 
beds fot people_ cxpenencmg homclessl\ess, and we should do whatever it takes to support this 
effort and provide people with the necessities for safety, health and well-being. 
According to the 20\9 Point-in-Time Count, the number of unsheltered 11e-0ple 
experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year. l see the effects of 
homelessness daily, und it is clear to me that there is a growing need for a timely solution. Man)' 
individuals are sleeping on the streets or places not meant for human habitation. These are our 
unsheltered neighbors and they deserve basic necessities like food, water and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their homelessness, l 
believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue their work in helping stabi\ize ?eop\e 
and find them housing. I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made hy 
the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximuu1 
number of beds from 425 to 1,000. We need to do something as a city about the number of 
people who lack a safe place to sleep each need. This atnendmen.t to the existing Sl)ecial Use 
Permit is one way to address this crisis. 
Thank you for your consideration, 
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Re.· 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I arn writing this letter in sut:,port of the request made by the Hum'an 
Services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the 
exlsting Special Use permit to provide up to 1000 shelter beds for peopfe 
experiencing homelessness. I am writing because of my appredation for the 
work that is being done by the service providers for people experiencing 
homelessness. I fully support the request being made in order to address 
the lack of shelter. 
The negative effects of homelessness are steadily worsening within our 
city. According to Point-In-Time count, the number has been increasing 
steadily over the past few years, and has Increased 22% slnce 2018, with 
the current statistic doubled since 2014. This community issue needs to be 
addressed. we need to do what Is right and provide baste necessities such as 
food, water, and shelter for Ql..lr unsheltered neighbors. 
1 respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by 
the Hurnan Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to 
.:. l(pat'\d the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am In full support 
of a ptan to address homelessness and providing shelter to those in need is a 
crucial component for that plan. 
Slncttrely, 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing this letter in support of the request made by the Human Servkes 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
Permit. I believe that approving this request is a necessity for our city. As a supporter of 
the Human Services Campus. I am aware of the rising number of unsheltered 
individuals. According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, there are over 3,000 
unsheltered individuals in Maricopa County and I am concerned that we do not have 
enough beds to shelter everyone in need. 
The many service providers on the Campus work diligently to provide people 
with the tools and resources they need to exit homelessness. Because of the 425 bed 
limit, they are not able to provide a bed for all of the people they are serving. This is 
inhumane. f believe that everyone has the right to a safe place to sleep. 
Approving this request to modify the existing permit is a necessary step in our 
city's efforts to address homelessness. which affects thousands of people per year. I 
strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving this request. Thank you for 
taking the time to review my letter. Please feel free to reach out with any further 
zjsorcon 
Sincerely,

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As a supporter of the service providers working to help people t."nci the11 hom2l~h-snes.s, 
believe this amendme,nt Is a necessity so they may continue the•r ,,_:ork in helping stabili c 
people and find them housing. I respectfully urge the City of Ph~t•mx to .aporo,e the ,~ques.t 
madt: by the Human Services campus, 5-t. Vmo•1i1 de P,wl and Andre House ta expand the 
m.ix1rru.1m number of beds trom 425- to 1,000 W ... need tl" do sonlcthlng JS ,1 c,ty lbout the 
11umbEzrof peoplr> who lr1c k d safo placP to ~le,1µ r-. ch nN d 'This arttc;'ndmerH to the x1s.t1ng 
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RE: Human Services Campus Spcciul P12rmilAmcndmt>nt 
Case No. Z-SP-2-1.9-7 
Dear J\fayor :rnd Council. 
I am writing to show my foll s\lppor\ of tlw rct1uc:s\ mar.k by the Human ServiCI.'~ 
Campu$, St. \ 'i111.;'-•nt 1k l'aul, ,md Andre Hou~e lo modify the l"xbHng Specia1 l1,-t 
Permit to prfl\ id~~ up to 1,000 shdh~1· bed~ fo1· pL·oplc expcricnd111•, homch:-;.snc:,S, ,\s it 
now 10tands. th1.?r1J an: onl) 42.::, beds and tlwy arc full every ni~hl. Rach month, hundred!. 
of peoplt' sc~l, shelter at the Human Services Cutnp\1S and are turned awt\Y from sheller 
hecnusc the Special Use Permit limits the number of beds. 
This causes individuals lo venture out into the streets, or nearby neighborhood?:. 
because they ha\'c nowhere else to go. Individuals who lack shelter are forc~cl to move 
elsewhere to seek 3 place of rest, 1 believe that every individual desel"VeS shelter. H we 
want people to maximize the extensive resources made availab1e by tbe agendes 011 t.'1e 
Human Services Campus, we need to provide them with a safe place to slee.p. 
I urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Servk{:s 
Campus
1 SL. Vincent de Paul. amd Andre House to increase the ma.'s'.inmm number of 
beds from 425 to 1,000. This is a need in our community, as evident hy the 2.01q 
Point-in-Time Count which revealed a 22 percent increase in unsheltered home,essnes~. 
The City of Phoenix needs a strategy to address hol'nelessness. Providing people witn 
shelter is a critical component of that strategy. Please feel free to contact me wi:th any 
further questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 12, 2019 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus. St 
Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up 
to 1.000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I commend the great work of 
these organizations and am in total support of their request to modify their permit 
With the current cap of just 425 beds, around 500 people who go the Human 
Services CamptJs seeking shelter are turned away and forced to sleep on the street each 
month. 1 have noticed the effects of this inadequate shelter capacity and it \s discouraging 
to see on a daily basis. The 2019 Point-in-Time data shows a 22 percent increase in the 
number of unsheltered Individuals since 2018. I believe that the artincial cap of 425 beds 
is unacceptable because it fails to accommodate the persistent increase of unsheltered 
people year-after-year. The individuals sleeping outside are my unsheltered neighbors. 
They are residents of our city and your constituents, regardless of their housing status. I 
believe that we should do everything we can to provide them with the basic rights of 
safety and health. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, Andre House and St Vincent de Paul to expand the maximum number of 
beds from 425 to 1000. I futty support the efforts of the service providers working to help 
people experiencing homelessness. Amending the Special Use Permit would give 
hundreds of people a safe place to sleep. This is an urgent and necessary step if we wish to 
do something about the rise in unsheltered homelessness in our city. Thank you for your 
time and consideration. 
Sincerely, 
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RE.-1/um,m SrrvKes Gmtp(I_( Sp,.i..zl Permt't Ammtbm:111 
Gu<:No. ZSP-2,J<J.:~ 
De;i.r M.1yor .rnd Courn.:.il, 
l2/H,/19 
Plea:.c JC~t:pt' this lc:ttt'r nfsupp,lrt in responM:: l'O the r~quest made by rhc Hum~n Service~ 
Cimpu~, St. Vinct:nt dt~ Paul .and Andre 11,msc to nwdify the .:xbung Spcd.1\ u~e Vcrm1t, limiung the 
rrnmhcr of i-lidt.:.-t hcds to -i25_ 1 'he .trnt"ndmcnt would ;iJlow them tn \>r<•v:1de up to l,000 \hdtcr bc(;h 
t0 r peopk ~·Xfk'rkndng homdt•~nes\. I am m full ituppnrt of this request pwpll~ed by these :igem:ies. 
l support this requc5t became l believe that everyone dese1vei. a safo place to ~kcp. TI,i.: number 
<.)f unshdten.-d people is rising and che service providers are attempting to he.Ip our ndghhor, on the 
Hre~t :md our community by bringing thc!in in and offering them a shelter bed_ The Poim-in:fime 
Cvunr sutes th.1t unshdrcrcd homdess.ncss increased by 22 percent in 2019. ln knowing that more 
people lack sheft~r th:t.n ewr hr:fore, it is our responsibility to do whatever it takes to provide people 
with the neccssiries for 1-;afoty and health. 
Jc is dish<-'arrcning to see the effec~ of nnshdtc.rcd homelessness i::ach day. As a 5Upporttt of the 
Hurn an Savico Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul, I urge the City of Phoenix to .approve 
thetr requcsr ro increase the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. l believe that we need a plan 
r~, end homelessnt!ss in our city. Approving the request co shelter more people is a way to work cowards 
th.at plan 
Thank you for your time, 
2 \'t-J W ~vt\lX\l\d j 
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Council I 
December 15, l019 
1 am writing this letter 1·n $Upport of the request rnada by the Human 
Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to modify their exis'ting 
Special Use Permit and increase the number of shelter beds from. 425 to 1,008 
As a supporter of the agencies working to help people navigate through 
homelessness, I strongly urge you to approve th1s request and provide more 
shelter beds for our unsheltered neighbors. 
I believe that all people deserve a sijfe place to sleep. People trying 
to end their homelessness are even further challenged if they are told t.hat 
all of the shelter beds are full. People then have to go out into the 
community and seek unique sheltar accommodations.in tents and alleys . Not only 
have I witnessed the rise in encampments, but the 2019 Point-:i.n~Time Count 
reveals a 22 percent increase in unshelterod homelessness in the past year. It 
is disheartening to know that we have data showin~ this alarming t rend and 
yet, there is no city-wide plan to address it. 
Approving the request made by the Human Services Can\pus, St. Vincent de 
Paul and Andre House is one way to address this situation. We hav~ the 
opportunity to add shelter beds in already existing buildings and we sho~ld do 
everything we can to support this effort to prQvide people with a heal thy and 
safe place to sleep· 1 hope you consider this input in your decision making. 
Thank you for taking the time to review this letter. 
Sincerely, 
~ :__, Yn r;) 1 !,l,n~

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
\2./16/19 
Please accept this letter of support in response to the request made by the 
Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the 
existing Special Use Permit, limiting the number of shelter beds to 425. The 
amendment would allow them to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. I am in full support of this request proposed by these 
agencies. 
1 support this request because I believe that everyone deserves a safe place 
to sleep. The number of unsheltered people is rising and the service providers are 
attempting to help our neighbors on the street and our community by bringing 
them in and offering them a shelter bed. The Point-in-Time Count states that 
unsheltered homelessness increased by 22 percent in 2019. ln knowing that more 
people lack shelter than ever before, it is our responsibility to do whatever it t.akes 
to provide people with the necessities for safety and health. 
It is disheartening to see the effects of unsheltered homelessness each day. 
As a supporter of the Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de 
Paul, I urge the City of Phoenix to approve their request to increase the maximum 
number of beds from 425 to 1000. 1 believe that we need a plan to end 
homelessness in our city. Approving the request to shelter more people is a way to 
work towards that plan. 
Thank you for your time,

RE. Human Services Campu'i $p-ec1-at Perr.r~ Amondmen1 
Caso No. Z-SP~2-1U-7 
Dear Mayor nnd Co:;nctl. 
I am v,nbnq thts letter m support of th.l r-0C1 .1st r.-;;;,w by •1;!: HvrNu s~ 
Ca1npus SL v,nc,,:111 du Ptui and And·o Ho .... ss ,o 1100 ,,. 11 , t•\.1!'!t 1~ &it rL Urtt 
Perm,l incrcasi'1g then ax.1t111,.ir11 n~mb,u o• >'1.:l!,2* ¼10J-. ft,,,.!, ... ., r f coo t '. v 
&upport \ntb atlcmpl to <.'o someth•rtg abovt 11-cc Qiv,1,ii13 n1Jtr.!.io" 011tt4a,•-o ·• •io I.i ~ 
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an increase by 22 of i.m~ elterec! · '"'wich,uts smcs= '20 \ 8 ;;1\ont. E'ti ..!rv 
human ha:.; a right to tne oastc ne-c("'ss1t·c.: of food. w,1t(
11, ano sh~\tcr. 
People e-xoenerwmg um,hettered homdessnf:ss need c.1111mmedintc 
solution fur l he11 .s;if ely and health. 
~ re:.peclf ully urge the C.ity of Pnoemx to con~1dcr npp, ovn11, t~ 
request made hy the Hum.;,n S<?rv1ces Campus to r-•x.p ... 1n<l tht. Ula:-.1mun~ 
number of bed5 r rorn 425 to 1000, I arn m full support of t\ ?\tm to f\ddt • ~ 
homele~5, of which shelter beds are a necessary component. fhc~e 
people in our communit}i need our support Please feel free to contatt 
me with any questions.

E: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
12-15·2019 
This letter is to show my support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, 
St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modJfy the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000. shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a supporter of tlte service 
providers working to help people end the1r homelessness, I am In full support of this request to 
address the issue of homelessness. 
1 have noticed the effects of an tncreaslng homeless population and it is disheartening 
to see every day. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count shows that the number of unsheltered people 
experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year alone. I believe 
everyone should have the rig.ht basic necessities like water, food, and shelter. These individuals 
are our unsheltered neighbors. We should do whatever it takes to provide for them the 
necessities for their safeW and health. 
I strongly urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St Vincent de Paul. and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 
425 to 1000. Our city needs ~ plan to address homelessness, and I believe that tidd1ng more 
shelter beds Is a necessary compon~nt of that plan. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
Sincerely,

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 15, 2019 
I am writing this letter in support of the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, Andre House, and St Vi 
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Special Use Permit and increase the number of shelter beds from 425 to 
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As a supporter of the agencies working to help people navigate through 
homelessness, I strongly urge you to approve this request and provide more 
shelter beds for our unsheltered neighbors. 
I believe that all people deserve a safe place to sleep. People trying 
to end their homelessness are even further challenged if they are told that 
all of the shelter beds are full. People then hav~ to go out into the 
community and seek unique shelter accommodations in tents and alleys. Not only 
have I Witnessed the rise in encampments, but the 2019 Point-in-Time Count 
reveals a 22 percent increase in unsheltered homelessness in the past year . It 
is disheartening to know that we have data showing this alarming trend and 
yet, there is no city-wide plan to address it. 
Approving the request made by the. Human Services Campus, St, Vincent de 
Paul and Andre House 1s one way to address this situation. We have the 
opportunity to add shelter beds in ~lready existing buildings and we should do 
everything we can to support this effort to provide people with a healthy and 
safe place to sleep. r hope you consider this input in your decision making. 
Thank you for taking the time to review this letter . 
l9el~1ck c~fl&~~ 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
December 12, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am wr\ting this letter in support of the request mode by trie Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the 
existing Special Use Permit. I believe thot approving this request is a 
necessity for our city. As o supporter of the Human Services Compus, l am 
aware of the rising number of unsheltered individuals. According to the 
2019 Point-in-Time Count, there are over 3,000 unsheltered individuals in 
Maricopa County and I am concern~d that we do not hav~ enough beds to 
sheller everyone in need. 
The mony service providers on the Campus work diligently to provide 
people with the tools and resources they need to exit homelessness. 
Because of the 425 bed Urnit, they ore not able to provide o bed for oll of 
the people they are serving. This is inhumane. I believe that everyone hos 
the right to a safe ptace to steep. 
Approving this request to modify the existing permit Is o necessary 
step in our city's efforts to address homelessness, which affects thousands 
of people per year. I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider 
approving this request. Thank you far toking the lime to review my letter. 
Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns.

Re· 
Human SeNices CJmpu Spv~, I Pi.1rm I AmMJrJment 
Case No. l-SP~2· 19-7 
Dear Mayor ,'\nd Council. 
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1 arrt wnung to share my sur,rort of tho reouel.'>t ,, • .Jd"' uy t 
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permit wl'uch 1rm1ts the numbt!r of snett-er 08(1s to 425. Ttw~e aganc, 
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ability lo provide up to 1000 sheller beds for people expenenc1ng homelessness, an 
a supporter of their efforts, I fully support this prop<)l;>.:ll. 
As 1t stands tho 425 bed limit has been existenco since the campus was 
fourrded m 2005. Tht.S number does nothing to address the ft1ct that unsheltered 
homelessness has been on tile nse smce 2014. The 2019 Polnt-in-T1me Count shows a 
22 percent increase in the last year alone. By increasing the number of s.helter beds 
that the Human Services Campus can provide to homeless people. we will be able to 
help even more people end their homelessness. Numbers and data aside. it is 
demoralizing for people- to have to sleep outside without access to restrooms and water 
when they are existing buildings al the Human Services Campus and adjacent to Andre 
House that could accommodate more people. 
I believe that shelter is one of the most basic human rights. The people who are 
unsheltered are still our neighbors. I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the 
request made by the Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul to 
increase the maximum number of shelter beds to ·t ,000. Phoenix needs to do 
something. and adding shelter beds is a necessary and beneficial step. Please feet free 
to contact me with any additional questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
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RE: Human Sc1•vices Campus Special Permit Amendment 
C:ise No. Z-SP-2-l9•7 
Dea1· M11yor and Council, 
I am writing in support of the l'equest made by th u 
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House, and St. Vincent de Paul. They are seC?king to mod if,, thei. s , • 
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up lo 1,000 shelter beds. As a proud suppone1· of these agencies I ~m 
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support o their 
efforts to do something about the numbei- of people .sleeping on the strc:uts. 
Sineo 20, 4, the amount of unsheltm·ed i ndividnal, has been •·ish,g. " •etl<ctod in the 
20, 9 Point-in-Time eount. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count •howed 3, ,88 individuals who we,e 
sleeping outdooc, or in othec unsafe living eonditfons. With a Umit of just 425 sheite, beds, the 
Human Services Campus is put in the tough position of prnviding people with resou«:es to help 
them out of homelessnee,, and then te!Hng them thatthey are not "II owed to provide them a 
shelter bed. This is inhumane. 1 believe that everyone deserves shelter. 
I strongly and respectfully u,·ge you to consider approving an amendment to the Special 
Use Permit limiting tlre numbe,· of shelter beds. The Human Service Omipus, St. V;ncent de 
Paul, and Andre House are making an effort to shelter people who are sleeping outside, people 
who deserve safety and shelter. The City of Phoenix has a responsfoility to provide shelter for all 
of its' constituents, regardless of their housing status, Adding shelter beds is an importan.l step 
in improving om· community's response to homelessness. Please feel free to reach out or contact 
me with any further questions or comments. 
1'\Tith gratitude, 
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RE: 
lfumrm Su'Tlices Com/ms Special Pcnuit Ame,ulnt~nt 
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neat Mayor and Co11ndl, 
Th..!~ Idler is to shuw my sum,ort ot'thc rl!qucst made h; lhc Hum,111 '-lcr\lkl·~ c.a1n1ms. 
St. \·1nc(!nl ck Pa111. and Andre Hoq:-:c lo modily the cxi1.\ln~ Special u.,,c t>crmil tlJ t'r ,vidc 1111 
to 1,000 shdkr lied-; tnr P<'Ot>h: <'Xpericncing ho111elcss11ess, As a supporter of thl! su·v1(·c 
pnwidc·rs \\Orkin~ to hrlp people end thdr homdesim<:ss. l nm in full support of lhi!- rer11tc:-.1 
lo adclress lhc issu~ of homcles::.nc:;s. 
J h,1vl~ nolicec! the ctfet;:ll) of an increasing homeless population and it 1!> disheirtei,inti: 
to 1H'C c, l"r) Ja;1. The l019 Point-in-Timl' Gounl shows that tltt' number ofun3he\w1·e<l 1ieo\ilt 
t"\Jk.'rh:11\.-..illg homelessness has b1trt•ascd by 22 percent in the last year alone. I \wHe'-1: 
eve!") one ~hould haxe th~ right basic necessities like water, rood, .. md shelter. The~~ i11~hvhluuh 
:lrc our unshcltc1't!d neighbors. We should do whatever it takes to provide for U1cm the 
necessitic~ for their safety and health. 
! strongly urge the City or Phoenix to approve the request made by tl1c Human St•r\ t~ 
Campus. St,. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to expand the maximum. number otheU.l:> tn1rn 
.;.25 Lo 1000. Our city needs a plan to address homelessness, and l believe that. adding more 
shelter beds is a necessary component of that phm. Please feel free tQ conluct nw wlth ~-1. .. ) 
further quei:;tions or comments.

R.E: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December I 51 2019 
. 
, uest ma<lt: by the Human 5'-'rvic~>s (.,amplls, 
I am wrilmg this letter m support oflhc req 
, 
. d' f their existing Special Usa Permit and mcrea-.i.: 
d St Vincent de Pau, to mo i y 
Andre House, an 
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the number o[ s ,c tc 
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I slrvngly un1e you to approve this 11;quc~1 and provide 
. ,, c through home cs,:,ne~s. . 
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people nt\Vlg:lt 
fur our un&hcllercd neighbors. 
more shc\ter bcd!> 
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thai a.II people dc%>tvc a ,:,afo place to sleep People rrying u:i end thcu 
l bc\1cvc 
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• . are cven further challenged if they are told that afl of the shelter bedi; are ti.tll. 
11ornd e:.,-ne,s 
, then h..ivc to gn Q1i\ into tho community and seek unique shelter accommodunons in tents 
\'t: ,p,c 
.md alleys. :,.lot nJi1) haw I witnes5cd the rise in cnca1upmcms, bm the 2019 Pomt-m-Time Coum 
r,;vc,ils u 22 perc.;nt in<:r<:us~ in unsheltered hornelessnes1> in the past year. It .s disheaitening. to 
knc,w !il!ll we b,n-c d~IU .~howing this alanrunu trend and yet, there is no city-wide plan to 
Approvin1:, the r,;qut:iit nm<:!~ by H1e Human Services Campus, St. V1nccut de Paul at\tl 
t\11Jn House i•, one way t:o address this situation. We have the opportunity to add shelter beds m 
./1 ~• i,ly ,·~isiing I.mil dings nod we should <lo everything we C'fln to support this effort to provkte 
pi:opfo with a hcnlthy :md s.~fr pince (o sleep. I hop~ you considuJ llus inpm in yollr 1.kc1S1on 
m 1k11.g. ·11111.uk y•II for lakmg the rimu tQ review this Jetter. 
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place to sl<'op. 
Approving this request to modify the existing pet'lnit i,; a. n<!ce, .... ,a.ry l..t~p 
in our city•~ efforts to address homelessne!>s, which affocls t hqu.sand~ <,£ p~op)e 
per year. 1 strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving this 
request. Thank you for taking the time to review my letter. Please feel bee to 
reach out with any further questions or concerns.

RE; Human Se1Vices Campus Special Pern,lt Amendment 
Case No. Z·SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 1Z, 2019 
I am writing this letter in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
Permit, increasing the maximum number of sholter bods from 425 to 1,000. I fully 
Support this attempt to do something about the growing number of people who lac~ 
access to shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people overcome 
homelessness, I know how Important it is to bring people off the streets and Into shelter. 
People sleeping outside do not have restrooms or water. Most importantly, they do not 
have access to safety and health. I believe that these are some of the most basic 
human rights and that we have a responsibility to help our unsheltered neighbors. 
These agencies are trying to help even more people and our city should do whatever it 
can to support them. 
We need to do something about the rising number of unsheltered individuals. 
Maricopa County's Point-in-Time data reveals that the number of people sleeping 
people of all ages and walks of life. I strongly and respectfully urge the City of Phoenix 
to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and 
Andre House. Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns. 
Sincerely,

RE· Human Serv,ces Carnpus Spe?cial Perrnit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Covncil, 
D~cember 15, 2019 
1 
am writing this l<?tter in support of the 1cquest made by lhe Humc,n Services 
Campus, Andre House, arid St. Vincent do Paul to modify their existing Special Uc-.e P;;;rrnit 
and increase th
e number of shelter beds from 425 to 1,000, Ar, a supporter of the ager 1c,,:t 
working to help people navigate through homelessness, I strongly uri?;1;: ycu to apprwe 
this request and provido more shelter beds for our- unsheltered neighbors. 
I believe that al! people deserve a safe place to sleep. People tryins, to end their 
honie/essn.ess are even further challenged ifthey are told that all of the shelter beds ate 
full. People then have to go out into the community and seek unique shelter 
accommodations ;n tents and alleys. Not only have I witnessed the rise 1n encc1mpments. 
bLt the 2019 Point-in-Tim~ Count reveals a 22 percent increase in unsheltered 
homelessness in the past year. It ~s disheartening t o know that we have data showing this 
alarming trend and yet, there Is no city-wide plan to address it. 
Approving the reqvest made by the Human Services Campus, St, Vincent de Pau1 
and Andre House is one way to address this situation, We have the opportunity to adc 
shelter beds in already existing buildings and we should do everything we can to s1..opp~ 
this effort to provide people with a healthy and safe place to sle-ep. I hope you cons ~er 
this mput in your decision making. Thank you for taking the tirne to review tni-s 1et_0 . 
Sfncerefy, 
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Dec.ember 12. 2019 
RE. Human Services Ca 
s . 
mpus pectal Permit AnH.:ndment 
Case No. Z-SP-* 2~19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
l am writing this lettN in suppo1 \ or rhc r~qucst mado by the.• Hurmm Services 
Campus, St. Vinc~nt de Pi\ul nncf Andre House \O modih1• th<.! c,1:,linq Special U~l· 
Permit, inc1easin9, tht.? maximum mJmb~, or sh ftc-r bed«: from 425-lo 1.000 I fully 
support this attempt to co tornoth1119 al out the growi11Q number of rwoplc: who lacv 
,>CCESS to sho-lter. 
As a s:.,pportc-1 of tlm smvico providers worl<irig to help pcoplt'. ov0ri:on"IE: 
home'cs.-ness, t knew how irnpl)f tunt ,t 1s to bring people off the 5tt ~ut<~ und into 
sh~r P1. ople st ";)Ing ,outside do not have restrooms or Wilter. Mo.st irnpo<t<111tly they 
do n;:,t hD\.>a. ccess to safety and hearth. I believe thilt these are some of tho most basic 
hun :m r,ghts and l.hat we have a respotlsibility to help our unsheltered neighbors. 
,. ~se a;encics ~re trymg to help even more people and our city should do whatever it 
ro .support tham. 
lNe need to do something about the rising number of unsheltered individuals. 
/\.~o~ copa County's Point-in-Ti me data reveals that the number of people sleeping 
cople of all ages and walks of life. I strongly and respectfully urge the City of Phoenix 
t approve the request rnade by the Human Services Campus. St, Vincent de Paul and 
A ldre Hous-e. Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns.

1 bc!i.:,.·.: l'iat ..:ill ri:opleo ck,~n;.; a :.,af~ place tu ,,,'1:p f'eop1 ,ymr IO end thi:1r 
homele:,.snes:;. an: c'> i:n rt,rther ch,dknged if1hey art> told 1ha1 
J of th.., shelter bed~ are tu!l 
Peop!.e th~n ti.2, ~ l(• !F> out rnto !he communir_v :md seek unique shdtc:r ;1ccon,mudation'l in 1era-; 
blm\ that l\:tt i::·1\'C d;u.3 shelwing tbs a1armmg tr~nd and yet, there ts no city-wide plan to 
l~f pro~ mg the reque;;! made by tbc Humau Service" Campus. St. Vincent de Paul and 
lld.rc Jfot.st:. is on~ w;iy, ., adrlres:,, rnh ~mmtion. \.11-~ have the opportunity to add sbefaer ~d!. it1 
y -ex1sa.n0 bu:l<lmg~ and we shou Id do everythmg we can to sup:pon this e:fon to prO\ tde 
peo,p'e"' .ho h-:a. hy and s-afo place to skcp. l hope you consider thb input in your de-ci~1on 
.g. Tn .. nk }v.1 for tak ng 1hc 1inw to rcv,1e;w this km.:r 
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Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
12/13/2019 
Dear Mayor and Cot,Jncif, 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Hum"'n s 
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. 
"' 
erv1ces Campus St. Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit which limits th~ number of 
shelter beds at a maximum of 425 beds. These agencies are willing to provide up to l000 
shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness, and we should do whatever it takes to 
support this effort and provide people with the necessities for safety, health and well-belng. 
According to the 2019 Point-In-Time Count, the number of unsheltered people 
experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year. I see the effects of 
homelessness daily, and it is clear to me that there is a growing need for a timely solution. Many 
individuals are sleeping on the streets or places not meant for human habitation. These are our 
unsheltered neighbors and they deserve basic necessities like food, water and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their homelessness, 
believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue their work in helping stabili2e 
people and find them housing. I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request 
made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the 
maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. We need to do something as a city about the 
number of people who lack a safe place to sleep each need. This amendment to the existing 
Special Use Permit is one way to address this crisis. 
Thank you for your consideration, 
(1.Y" tS 
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RE; Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1'2/16/19 
Pf ease accept this letter of support In response to the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Uf>e 
Permit, limiting the number of shelter beds to 425. The amendment would allow them to 
provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencin& homelessness. 1 am In full support ot 
this request proposed by these agencies. 
I support this request because I believe that everyone deserves a safe place to sleep. The 
number of unsheltered people Is rising and the service providers are attempting to help our 
neighbors on the street and our community by bringing them in and offering them a shelter 
bed. The Point-in-Time Count states that unsheltered homelessness increased by 22 percent \n 
2019. In knowing that more people lack shelter than ever before, it is our responsibility to do 
whatever it takes to provide people with the necessities for safety and health. 
It is disheartening to see the effects of unsheltered homelessness each day, As a 
supporter of the Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul, \ urge the City 
of Phoenix to approve their request to increase the maximum number of beds from 425 to 
1000. I believe that we need a plan to end homelessness in our city. Approving the request to 
shelter more people is a way to work towards that plan. 
Thank you for your time, 
C~r<., 5p&wld~~J 
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Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-79-7 
December 13th, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing this letter in support of the request made by the Hurna s 
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s · v 
n erv,ces 
am~us, a,nt. incent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
per,:n,t to provide up to 1000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. 1 am 
wrlt1~g because of my appreciation for the work that is being done by the service 
providers for people experiencing homelessness. I fully support the request being 
made in order to address the lack of shelter. 
The negative effects of homelessness are steadily worsening within our city. 
According to Point-In-Time count, the number has been increasing steadily over the 
past few years, and has increased 22% since 2018, with the current statistic doubled 
since 2014. This community Issue needs to be addressed. We need to do what is right 
and provide basic necessities such as food, water, and shelter for our unsheltered 
neighbors. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the 
Human Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to expand the 
maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support of a plan to address 
homelessness and providing shelter to those in need is a crucial component for that 
plan. 
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RE Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No, Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 15, 2019 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, St 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. There is a growing need for more 
shelter beds. I know how hard these ,Service providers are working to find people housing and 
provide them with resources, and I fully support this request to bring people in off the streets. 
The current permit, which aUows for only 425 beds, does not adequately provide 
enough beds for the growing population of people who are sleeping outside. Did you know that 
the 2019 Point-in-Time Count shows tha~ unsheltered homelessness has increased by over 
200 percent since 2014? Despite the steady increase year-after-year, the maximum limit under 
the existing Special Use Permit has remained the same. I have noticed the consequences of this 
daily; I see more people than ever before who are sleeping in tents, afleys and other places that 
are not meant for human habitation. It is dis-heartening to know that so many of our community 
mernbers \acl< shelter. The individuals sleeping outside are our unsheltered neighbors. They too 
deserve the basic righls of shelter, safety and health. 
BY providing permitting for more shelter beds, the Human Services Campus can safely 
move hundreds of people experiencing homelessness inside, thus providing them with 
restrooms. water and a bed to sleep tn. I strongly and respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to 
approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, Andre Hollse and St. Vincent de 
Paul to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I believe the City of Phoenix 
should do whatever it can to provide shelter to people in need. 
Sincerely, 
\. 
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Re: 
Hum;,in Services Campus $pecia, l Pcrmi t J'Jnencimen t 
Caso No . Z-SF-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor ..:n1ct Counci 1, 
12/14/2019 
I 
am w.1.--iting in reRj:mnse to t-.he c•:,quest made hy t:h(, Hum<:1n 
Services C.smpus, S..iinl Vincent dt' Faul , ,1nd Andee: Houue to 
modify the existin~ Sp~c1al Usu p~rmit to providu up to 1000 
shel te.r beds for peopl~ expei·i1;rncing ho1r11.?.L~ssnes:; . I am a 
SUPP<."
1rte1· of t.h~ wvl:k tl",clt is b<."ing done by the people at. these 
agencl.Ps, ."lnd I suppo.t t. the request that has been tttade to 
address unshel t1?red homelessness. 
I notice the effects of hOmblessness daily, and it is a 
shame to see people. st.:i:-uqg.ling on the streets . The 2019 
Point-in-Time count has shown an increase by 22%. of unsheltered 
.1ndiv1-dual3 since 2018 alone. Every human has a right to the 
.t.asic necessiti~s of food, water, and shelter. People 
experiencing unsheltered homelessness need an immediate solution 
for their safety and health . 
I resp~ctfully urge the City of Phoenix to consider 
approving the request made by the Human Services Campus to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full 
support of a plan to address homeless, of which shelter beds are 
a necessary component . These people in our community need our 
support . Please feel free to contact me with any questions. 
Sincerely, 
L~rv v__l,\~Y\~u~0

RE: Human Service c 
s ampus Speciaf Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z~SP-2.19.7 
December 16, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1 
am writing in support of the request made by the Human Servicos Campus, St. Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 
shelter beds for people experiencfng homelessness. As someone who supports tho Homan 
Services campus, 1 can attest to the issue of unsheltered homelessnest. und its lmp.ict on 1he 
community. It is not difficutt to notice the number of people without shelter. Direct encounterc 
with those experiencing homelessness have made it clear to me that we must Increase tho 
number of shelter be(ls. 
The current permit, which allows for only 425 beds, does not allow for a sufficient 
amount of sh otter beds. According to the 2019 PoinHnTime Count, tho number of 011:')hl:11ered 
people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in 1he last year and 1.,y over 
zoo percent since 2014. Because of the curront eap on the Spacial Use PQrmit, tho staff at the 
Human Services Campus is unable to provide shelter to upwards of 400 people a rnonth, I 
believe that our Jnabltity to provide hundreds of paop/e with a safe place to Gleop ls at:rocrou:J. 
All people deserve access to basic needs ltkc food, w-iter and shelter. Peoplo also des1~rve 
safety and health, and It Is unacceptable the hundreds of Phoe11L<lcia11s lack <;afo s~o~pmg 
accommodatio0$, 
t respectfully urge the City o( Phoenix to approve the rc•qucst made by tho Human 
Services Campus to expand tho maximum number of bod~ from 425 to 1,000.1 he City of 
Phoonlx has a responsibility to do somothiog abcmt tile number of people :,looptng outs1dQ 
These indtviduals are our neigbbom. rhey are yo1.1r con:.tituents regard~ess of thetr hout1rig 
status. I oeJfeve that addmg ,;helter beds rs a necesoary stop In addres~ing homelcn':lncss and 
strengthening our commumty, Please feel free to reach out w.ith any ad<JWonal que~t,ens or 
comments.

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, uman Services Carn 
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Case N z 
pus Special Permit Amendment 
o. ·SP·2·19-7 
Decem»er 15, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I arn Writing this letter in support of the request made by thl? Human5ervices 
Campus1 Andre House and St VI 
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• ncent 1.1e Paul to mocltfy their existing Spedaf Use Permit 
and Increase the number of sheiter beds from 425 to 1,000, As a supporter of the agencies 
working to help people navigate through homel€ssness1 r stronglyt1rge you to approve 
this request and provide mor.e shelter beds. for our unsheltered neighbors. 
I believe that all people deserve a safe place to .sleep, People trying to end their 
homelessness are even further challenged if they are told that all of the shelter beds are 
f'ull. People then have to go out lnto the comrnunity and seek unique shelter 
accommodations in tents and alleys. Not only h;,ive l witnessed the rfoe in encampments. 
but the 2019 Point-in-Time Count reveals a 22 percent increase in un$helt.ered 
homelessness In the past year. ft Is dJsheartenlng to know that we have-data showing this 
alarming trend and yet, there Is no city-wide plan to address it. 
Approving the requt-st made l.Jy the Hum~in Services Campus, St. Vine.ant de Paul 
and Andre House is one way to address this situation. We have the opportunity to add 
sheJter beds in already existing buildings and we should do everything we can to sopport 
thb effort to provide people with a healthy and safe place to sleep. I hope you consicfor 
this input in your decision makine. Thank you for taking the time to review thfs fetter 
Sincerely~_

RE· Hu 
· 
man Services cam 
Case No, Z-SP-2-1:.~s Special Permit Amendment 
U f l.2/20i9 
Dear Mayor and Council 
I 
The purpose of this letter Is to sho 
w my support for the requ 
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the Human Services Camp 
es made by Andre 1-\o\lse, 
us, and St. Vincent de Paul to amend the ex\stln S 
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and increase sh lt 
g pec\a\ \Jse Permit 
e er capacity for people experiencing homelessness. Ttils permit approval ls 
crucial to address the need f 
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or 5 e ter In our city. Offering unsheltered Individuals a safe place 
to sleep Is a necessa 
f' t 
ry irs step ln working with them to end the\r hon"le\essness. 
I see the effect of h 
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ome essness on our City more and more each day. 1 bellnve everyone 
should have access t 0 a safe place to sleep and protection from the cold or heat. There are 
service providers Well 
prepared to shelter more people: they only need the approval of the City 
and Mayor to amend thi 
td 
s ou ated Special Use Permit. The cap of 425 beds does nothing to 
accornmoctate the alarming rise in unsheltered homelessness. The 2019 Point-In-Time Count 
showed that the number of people sleeping outside, or in places not meant for sleeping, 
increased by 22 percent In the last year. It Is concerning to see that number rise and know th.at 
we have fa/led to provide adequate shelter capacity, The people sleeping outside are our 
unsheltered neighbors. They are members of our community who desEirve a safe place to slee 
I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving the amendment to the Specil 
Use Permit. As a supporter of the Human Service Campus, St. Vincent cle Paul, and Andre 
House, I believe that adding shelter beds is a necessary component of our city's response tq 
homelessness. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincerely,

S •r re>.\ Compus Special Permft Amendment 
C.11. N,. 2•SP-2•19·'l 
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Mavor and council, 
Dec~mber 13th, 2019 
\ am writing this letter because l believe that everyone deserves a safe place to sleep, 1 fulty 
S'lP?Nl the reque$t made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre Ho.ust to 
modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide \JP to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing 
namelessness. As a supporter of the service providers working to help end homelessness, I strongly 
ud-vocate for the approval of their request. 
l support the requesl to modify the Special Use Permit because It is disheartening to see so 
many people who lack access to shelter, safety and health. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count found th,it the 
number of unshette.red homeless p~ople has increased by 22 percent since 2018, yet thetc has beim no 
effort made to offer support to this Increasing population. We need D plan to address homeless in 
Phoenix. AH Individuals deserve the right to have access to food, water, and shelter. 
1 respectfuily urge the C~t:V of Pho.enlx to approve the request made by the Human Services 
St Vfncent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of bqd:. frorn 425 to 
campus, 
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rn in full support of the service providers wor mg to help people experiencing homeh?SiMSS 10 
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11,ging people of the street and into shelter rJenefits both them and our community as a 
outs 
wl'lo\e. p1ea~e feel free to contact me with any further qu~stions or concerns. 
Vi?f"i Truly You.rs, 
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RE. Human Services CampTSs Special Pcnnit Am~udment 
C'us~ No. Z~SP-2-19-7 
Dc:tt Mayor und Council • 
December ts. 2019 
I am writing this letter in support of the specinl permit amendment requested by Andre 
House, The Hurnan Services Campus, and St. Vincent de Paul. This request would increase the 
number of shelter beds from 425 to a maximum of 1,000. Changing this restrictive cap is 
necessary becati:;,e the number of unsheltered individuuls has been rising since 20 l 4, yet the 
shelter bed maximum has stayed ot 425. This is o necessity for our unsheltered neighbors who do 
not have a safe place to sleep that protects them from the heat or co.Id. 
It is disheartening to see more and more people sleeping on the streets. l believe that 
everyone has the right to basic needs like food, wnter and sl1elter. Many of the pe<1ple sleeping 
outs1de are u.smg the services at the Human Services Campus. They deserve a safe place to sleep. 
l respectfully urge you to consider approving this amendment to the existing Special Use 
Permit. 1hus allowing the Huinan Service Campus, St. Vin.cent de Pmi!, and Andre House to 
sheh1.nnore people. 1 believe that our city needs a plan to address homelessness. Approving this 
i:eque~t ro add more shtdte-r beds would be a great start ro thnt plan. Plt;asc feel free to follow up 
,"ith ..i1> questlous or concerns.

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of the people sleeping outside are using t 1e services a 
They deserve a safe place to sleep. 
r respectfully urge you to consider approving this amendn1ent to the existing 
SpeciaJUse Permit, thus aJiowing the Human Service Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, 
and Andre House to shelter more people. I believe that our city needs a plan t~ 
address homelessness. Approving this request to add more shelter beds would be a 
great start to that plan. Please feel ftee to follow up with any questions or concerns. 
Very truly yours, 
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RE: Human Services Campu,; Special Permit AmeudmtnL 
Cose No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
De-ar M::i.yor and Council, 
1-z!U/2019 
The purpose of t!rn, letter is Lo .~how my ~uppMl for the ri:qucst made hy Andre l-fo~se, 
the Human Services Campus, and St. Vincent de Paul to amend the e~htinR Sp,~cla\ Use PcrmH 
and increase shelter capadty for people experiencing h1,mdl!ssnes,. This permil approval i, 
crucial to address the need for shehcr in mn city. ~(erln~ umhe~re~d lndividuals n saf~ place 
ro sleep is n ncccss-nry tlrst &ti! in W\ll"kin: wltb tbe..m.,!Ql'nrl their homel11:;s1wsr.. 
I see the cffo.:teli of hoinolcssness on our Ci I.)' more and more ,tt1ch day. l believe everyO'ne 
should have 3ccess to a s:ifo place to sleep and protection from the C~\ld or ht!at.. There: are 
service providers \..,di pr<?par<!d co shelter more people; the)' only net'd the approval of the City 
and Mayor to amend thi:; outdated Special Use Permit. The c~p of 425 beds does nothing to 
accommodate the alarming rise in unsheltered homelessness. The 2019 Point*in*Time Count 
showed chat the number of people sleeping outside, or in places not meant for sleeping, 
increased by 22 percent in the last year. Ir is concerning to see that number rise and know that 
we- have failed to provide adequate shelter capacity. The people sleeping outside are our 
un~heltered neighbors. They are members of our community who deserve a safe place to s\e-ep. 
[ ~v and respectfully urge you to consider approving the amendmo11t rn the Sped.al 
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Use Permit. As a. supporter of the Human Service Campus, St, Vincent de Paul, and At1dre 
House, I beli~ve that adding shelter beds is a necessary component of our i,:i.ty's tesponse HI 
homelessness. Please foel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Sincereiyt 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Cou,ncil, 
This letter addresses the rea.sons why I am advocatiflg for the (lpproval of rhe rcqm .. •sc 
made by the Human Servicc:s Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modifr their 
Special Use Permit. I am ln full support of the ,\g~nci~s working ro provfd1.• 11 maxjnrnm of 1,000 
shelter beds. 
The current restriction of 425 s-helter beds means that hundrt!ds of pt:opfe :tre denk-d a 
safe p\a<:e to sleep, Whcti l)t?Opt<; are sleepjng on the siroet.s, it is even more ch.\llcnging to 
maximize ,h t: services they net:d to end their homelessness. It is dishcartt'ning to know that s.o 
many of the people u tilizing services on che Human Services Campus a;e unsheltered. Havmg a 
safe place to sleep each night fs n basic human rigln , 
For these reasons, l urge you to com,ider these points and approve the request made by 
the Human Services Campus, S-t. Vincent de Paul and Andre Ho11se, According to the 2019 
Point-in-T ime Count, unsht:lr~rcd homelc=>~ne:,s ha$ irtcrease<l by2'l p1m:;ent in the last year. 
The City of Phoenix nei:ds an improved response ro hcime!es:$ness. l bt:li~ve that adding inure 
shelter beds is a critical step in that respon()e. Pkai.e foci fret.! r.o <;Onrnct me with any further 
q..:e~lion) o:r con1meuts. 
Vi.:rr tnt!y yours,

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
12116/19 
Please accept this letter of support in response to the re 
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Ques ma e y the Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify th 
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Permit, /1n11trng the number of shelter beds to 425 The amendment w 
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provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for People experiencing homelessness. l arn in full 
support of this request proposed by these agencies. 
I support this request because I believe that everyone deserves a safe place to 
sleep. The number of unsheltered people Is rising and the service providers are 
attempting to help our neighbors on the street and our community by bringing them in 
and offering them a shelter bed, The PoinHn•Time Count states that unsheltered 
homelessness increased by 22 Percent in 2019. In knowing that more people lack shelter 
than ever before, it is our responsibility to do whatever it takes to provide people with the 
necessities for safety and health. 
It is disheartening to see the effects of unsheltered homelessness each day. As a 
supporter of the Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul, I urge the 
City of Phoenix to approve their request to increase the maximum number of beds from 
425 to 1000. I believe that we need a plan to end homelessness in our city. Approving the 
request to shelter more people is a way to work towards that plan. 
Thank you for your time, 
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as nseo by ?:2. pcr•c1.:nl In t.hc pa.,t ·/car 
er~ 1s a : mtt of JUSt 42.5 maximum !,M:h.er 
to do v. natt: 1er it ta kcs to prol/l de: an 
w .. irhJ~r beds in o.Jr community. 
t1'f Mayg.r and Pnoenlx C c-1 council to vote in favor of 
max,murn ar-10 .... nt of shei~er beds. This city needs a plan to 
,.-.tMt·•red nomeiessness ard tre service providers at the Human 
i,us, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul are willing to she• 
Mdl~,elr a/ready existing properties, I believe that everyone has 
le shelter, and this is a necessary step in addressing unsheltered 
~efessness. Please feel free to contact me with any further quest1on~ 
comments. 
Slncerefy,

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RB: Human Services C«mpus S 
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C . N z 
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e1·m1t Amendment 
asc o. ·SP-2-19-7 
Oecembr.,r lll, ,o1q 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1 am Writing this let'ter to voice my support for the request made by An· d 
H 
re ouse, St. 
Vincent de Paul and the Human Services Campus to modify the existing Spec·, ... 1 U 
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se erm1t which 
limits the number of sheller beds to a maximum of 425 Th' I 
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ls s not enough beds for all of the Pe<:ip\c 
seeking shelter. People are forced to set up tents and tarns 
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beds are full each night. As a supporter of the service providers working wi'th 
1 
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peop e experlenclng 
homelessness, I fully support their request to amend the permit and increase the maximum number 
of beds to 1.,000. 
Over the last fow years. l have noticed an Increasing number of people sleeping outside, The 
2019 Point-in-Time Count for Maricopa County revealed a 22 percent increase in the last year .. The 
20+ agencies on the Human Services Campus and th.e non-profits nearby are doing all they can to 
alleviate thls issue and aid our unsheltered residents, however, they need to be able to provide 
people with a safe place to sleep. It is disheartening to know that there are e}(tensive resources 
available to help people overcome homelessness, but that we cannot offer them the bas\c right to 
safety, health and shelter. 
I respectfully urge you to consider approving the request made by the Human SelVices 
Campus, St Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 
1,000. I believe that we should do whatever it takes to provide people with a safe p\ace to s\eep. \t 
would be beneficial to our City and our community to bring people in and address the cri.sis of 
unsheltered homelessness. Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns. 
Tllank you in advance for your consideration. 
i1t~~

RE; Human Services Campus Special Permit Amcnd1ncnt 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
· 
Oet<>rnbcr 13, ,01. 9 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing this letter to voice rny support for the request made by Andre House, St. 
Vincent de Paul and tho Human Services Campus to modify the exisllng Special Use Pennlt which 
limits the number of shelter beds to a maximum of 425 Thi \ 
. 
s s not enough beds for all of the \)eop\c 
seeking shelter. People are forced to set up tents and tarps as make-sh'ft 'h 1 
,.. 
1 s e ter .. ecausc the shelter 
beds are full ca.ch night. As a supporter of the service providers work' 
· h 
1 
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mg W1t peop c expenenc\ng 
homelessness, I fully support their request to amend the permit a.nd I 
th 
ncrease 
e maximum number 
of beds to 1,000. 
Over the last few years, I have noticed an Increasing number of people sleeping outside. The 
2019 Point-in-Time Count for Maricopa County revealed a 22 percent increase in the last year" The 
20+ agencies on the Human Services Campus and the non-profits nearby are doing aU they can to 
aJJeviate this issue and aid ou1· unsheltered residents. however, they need to be able to provide 
people with a safe place to sleep. It is disheartening to know that there are extensive resources 
available to help people overcome homelessness, but that we cannot offer them the basic right to 
safety, health and shelter: 
1 respectfully urge you to consider approving the request made by the Human Servlces 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 
1,000. r believe that we should do whatever it takes to provide people w\th a safe p\ace to s1eep. lt 
would be beneficial to our City and our community to bring people in and address the crisis of 
unsheltered homelessness. Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns. 
Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Rt· Humun Services Campus Special Permit A ,.. -t.....,... 
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asc No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council ; 
I am writing in suppon of the request made by th~ Hu:n::n s~•,1c~ Ce.mp .. .s •. , 'm.:~n: .. t ? ~ ... 
and Andre Ho\.lse to modify the exis1ing Special L·se Pmni. 10 pron.de up to . ~OOO~h.·!r:::-b.:.i£ fr-: ~~:-.t 
experiencing homelessness. There is a growing need for mor~ sheM:- beg:,.,! kno'l\ ::ow h1ro 1,c-s. ~-n :c 
providers are working to find people housing and proYJ.:.C lhtm ,,., iih re.w.J.rc-:.-s. :md I fotv ~uppvr: !!-::~ 
request to bring people in off the streets. 
The current permit. wbidt allows for only 4Z.5 l:x.-rlS'. do;:1, r:,or ei,foqu:tt~!) prcwi(k ~:k.~;.l. '1~J.,, for 
the growi11g population of peopk who are sleeping outs.id.- Did) -1u kno\, tim the 20J 9 PcHm-ui-inr-, 
Count shows that unsheitered homelessness has mcreased b} <'Hr 200 rtrcent sawc :!OJ,l? Dc>sp1t~ the! 
ste~dy increase ycar-aftcr~year. the maximtrm limit under .th<: ex1stin._>! Special Use Pcrnut h,.s rc,,,:iineJ 
the same. J have noticed the consequences ort.his d.aify; I s.ee more p~oFk 1han ever before who ate 
skeping in tents, alleys und orher p~nces that are not m~ant for h~~m.rn ~i~tmation. ~t is 1.Hsh_earte1ting to 
l 
•h·•t ., .... m{Sny of our commumty members kick ~hdte1. The mdtvtduals sleepmg auh1dti are- om 
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unshdt~red neishbors, The_y too deserve the b-~s1~ rights of shelter, i,at'et} arid he;:ilth 
By providiog. p¢nnitting for more shelter beds, the Hum.ln S..:rv1c-es Campus can :;afdy n10, e 
hundreds oi people experiencing homefcssness inside, thus providmg them wi1h restrooms, v. .Mr :.nd 3 
hctl to sleep in, I sttongl) 311d re;,pectfully urgi: 1.he C1ty of Phoeni,)I ro upprovt thrt reqti-i:;sl mad~ by !he 
~ Sen kc$. Ca111pus, Andn: House and St Vincent de P:rnl to \';<pant:! tho m:.u:imum munb.:r of beds 
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need.

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Co1inpu~ , St . Vinc•jnt di;; Paul anct Ar.dre Rous,~ -c.o expand 
,o1 tX.~mum numb(• r of oeds from 425 to 1 1 000 . We need to d 
•.omething as a cit'( about: the number of people •he l • 
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plac~ to sl.,cp each need. This amendment to ch,:; <;,xi,t• 
use Permil is one way to address this crisis . 
'L'flct!'lk you for: you:i. considE'tat ion,

1 .,, w iring tnis letter 1n support of the request made bv th<• Hurnilfl ~ervtte-:. carnpu~, 
I cent de Paul i!nd Andre House to modtfy the ex1:;Uno Spcc\al U!.I:! Perrntti .increar,\ne, the 
m:rx1mum number of shelter beds from 4l5 lo l,OOO. J full¥ support thts attempt to do 
something about the growing number of peop-\e wno lack access to she\t<'f, 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people overc.omti homelessnesS, 
( 
1 know how important it is to bring people off the streets and into a she.ltcr. Peop\e sleeping 
outside do not have restrooms or water. Moit importantly, they do not have access to safetV 
and health. t believe that these are some of the most basic human rights and that we nave a 
esponsibility to help our unsheltered neighbors, These agencies are trying to he\p even more 
eopfe and our city should do whatever it can to support them. 
We need to do something about the rising number of unsheltered if\dividu-a\s. Maricopa 
ounw's Point-in-Time data reveals that the number of people sleeping people of al\ ages and 
,alk' of life I strongly and respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made bV 
t" Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House. Please feel free to reach out 
11th .m\t further questions or concerns.

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permtt Amendment 
Case No. Z·SP·2·19•7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
121n.12019 
I am wr!tfng in support of the request made by the Human S-"'rv1·,.es C 
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ampus, ndre 
House, and St. Vincent de Paul. They are seeking to modify their Special Use Permit to 
provide up to 1,000 shelter beds. As a proud supporter of these agencies, I am in tull support 
of their efforts to do something about the number of people sleeping on the streets. 
Sfnce 2014, the amount of unsheltered individuals has been rising, as reflected in the 
2019 Point-fn· Tfme count. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count showed 3,188 individua\s who were 
sleeping outdoors or in other unsafe living conditions. With a limit of just 425 she\ter bed,,, 
the Human Services Campus is put ln the tough position of providing people w\th resources to 
help them out of homelessness, and then telling them that they are not allowed to prov,de 
them a shelter bed. This is fnhumane. I believe that everyone deserves shelter. 
I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving an amendment to the 
Special Use Permit limiting the number of shelter beds. The Human Service Campus, St, 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House are making an effort to shelter people who are sleep\ng 
outside, people who deserve safety and shelter. The City of Phoenix has a respons\b\Hty to 
provide shelter for all of its' constituents, regardless of their housing status. Adding shelter 
beds is an important step in improving our community's response to homelessness. P\ease fe 
free to reach out or contact me with any further questions or comments. 
With gratitude, 
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RE: Human Ser • 
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Decerno(Jr l'.2. 
vices Campus Special Perrnlt Amendment 
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Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayo,- and Council, 
I arn Writing this letter in support of the request mad b t'-
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Y ••e Human 
ervices ampus, St. Vincent de Paul and Ar1dre House to moct·fy h 
exlst;ng Spedal Use Pecm1t, I believe that appcov/ng this ,eque~t ,: : 
necessity for our city. As a supporter of the Human s 
1 
erv ces Campus 1 am 
aware of the rising numbe, of unshelteced lndlViduals. Accocdlng to ,;,e 
2019 
Poln t-ln-Tl me Count, thece a re over 3, ooo unshelteced ind lvid uaJs In 
Maricopa County and I am concemed that we do not have enough beds to 
shelter everyone in need. 
The many service providers on the Campus work diligently to provide 
people With the tools and resources they need to exit homelessness. 
Because of the 425 bed limit, they are not able to provide a bed for all of the 
people they are serving. This is inhumane. I believe that everyone has the 
right to a safe place to sleep. 
Approving this request to modify the existing permit is a necessary 
step in our cfty's efforts to address homelessness, which affects thousands of 
people per year. I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving 
this request. Thank you for taking the time to review my letter. Please fee\ 
free to reach out with any further questions or concerns.

R:; Human Services Campu$ Special Permit Ame1dment 
Case No. Z-SP-2·19-7 
Dear Mayor and Cotmcit, 
12/12,2019 
The purpose of this letter is to show my support for the request made by Andre House, the 
Human Services Campus, and St. Vincent de Paul to amend the existing Special Use Permit and 
increase shelter capacity for people experiencing homelessness. This permit approval is crucial co 
address the need for shelter in our city. Offering unsheltered jndivicluat:, a !>afe place to sleep is a 
necessary first step in working with them to end their hornelessness. 
J s€e the effects of homelessness 011 our City more and more each day. I believe everyone 
should hava access to a safe place to sleep and protection from the cold or heat. There are service 
providers well prepared to shelter more people; they only need the approval of the City and Mayor 
to amend thts outdated Spectat Use Permit, The cap of 425 beds does nothing to accommodate the 
alarming rise in unsheltered homelessness. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count showed that the number 
Of pe()pfe sleeping outside, or in places not meant for sleeping, increased by 22 percent in the last 
;-ear. It is concerning to see that number rise and know that we have fafled to provide adequate 
shelter capacity. The people sleeping outside are our unsheltered neighbors. They are members of 
oor community who deserve a safe place to steep. 
t s~rong{y an<;l respectfully urge you to consider approving the amendment to t:he Spenal Ust: 
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e.rmt. As a supporter of the Human Service Campu~, St. Vincent de Paut, a,nd Andre Hous<;>, I 
oclf eve that adding shelter beds is a necessary component of our city's fesponse to hometes~ness. 
Plt',ase feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
·incer<!ly, / 
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Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Ame1tdment 
Case N,,. Z-SP..2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
b he Human services 
lam writing to share my supporrofthe request rnadt! y t 
. •ng special Use 
Campus, Sainr Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the exi~ti 
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permit which limits the number of shelter beds co 42,5. ulese • 
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,wt try to prov1de up to 1000 shelter beds for people expenen 
suppo1·ter of their efforts, l fully support this proposal. 
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As it stands, rhe 42,5 bed limit has been existence since the campus wasl ou 
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m zoos. This number does nothing to address the fa.er that uns e 
has been o.n the rise since 2014. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count shows a z.2, percent 
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beds chat the Human 
mcrease m c e last year alone. By increasing the mimber o s e ter 
Services Campus can provide to homeless people, we will be able to help even more 
people end their homelessness. Numbers and data aside, it is demoralizing for people to 
have to sleep outside without access to restrooms and water when they are existing 
buildings ar the Human Services Campus and adjacent to Andre House that could 
accommodate more people. 
I believe that shelter is one of the most basic human rights. 'Ihe people who are 
unsheltered are srill our neighbors. I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the 
request made by the Human Services Campus, Andre Hou.se and St. Vincent de Paul to 
increase the maximum number of shelter beds to 1,000. Phoenix need& to do so 
and adding shelter beds is a necessary and beneficial stl.!p. Pka.se fe l free to co act 
with any additional questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
t,MWI ,(}y-JY1@ 
cm;nt\ ·BiSloc {,o

RE: Hllrnan Services Campus s e . 
Case No. z-sp-2_19_7 P cial Permit Amend.tnent 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am 
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am m full support of their efforts to do something bo t th 
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e number of people 
sleeping on the streets. 
Since 2014, the amount of unsheltered individuals has been rising, as reflected 
in the 2019 Point-in-Time count. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count showed 3,i88 
individuals who were sleeping outdoors or in other unsafe living conditions. With a 
limit of just 425 shelter beds, the Human Services Campus is put in the tough position 
of providing people with resources to help them out of homelessness, and then telling 
them that they are not alJowed to provide them a shelter bed. This is inhumane. l 
believe that everyone deserves shelter. 
I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving an amendment to 
the Special Use Permit limiting the number of shelter beds. The Human Service 
Campus1 St. Vincent de Paul1 and Andre House are making an effort to shelter people 
who are sleeping outside, people who deserve safety and shelter. The City of Phoenix 
has a responsibility to provide shelter for all of its' constituents. regardless of their 
housing status. Adding shelter beds is an important step in improving our 
community's response to homelessness. Please feel free to reach out or contact me 
with any further questions or comments. 
W'fth _gratitude,. 
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pL:e 10 sle;;p. It 1$ dt!.h!!:inening to know thai th1,:re are extensive re.sources available to help people 
o\',m:ume horoekssnei&, bul tb~t we ,;:annvt offer them the basic right to safoty1 health and shelter. 
l respectfuU} urge you to consider approving the request made by the Human Services Campus, 
St. Vmcem de 'Paul and Andre House to expand the 1m1ximt1m number of beds from 425 to 1,000. I 
bdicve thal we should do whatever ir take$ to provide peupl~ with a safe place to sleep. lt would be 
bencfklal to onr City and our community to bring people in and address th•• cr·s1·s of 
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homelessness. Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or co 
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Re: 
Human Se,vices Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
. 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, st 
~•~cent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit which 
hm1ts t~e number of shelter beds at a rnaximum of 425 beds. ihese agenci~s are willing 
to provide up to 1000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness, and we 
should do whatever It takes to support this effort and provide people with the necessities 
for safety, health and well-being. 
According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Co\,lnt, the number oi unsne\1.ered µeoµ\e 
experiencing homelessness has Increased by 22 percent In the last -year. \ see \he 
effects of homelessness daily, and it is clear to me that \here is a growing need for a 
timely solution. Many individuals are sleeping on the stree\s or places not meant 1or 
human habitation. These are our unsheltered neighbors and they deserve basic 
necessities like food, water and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their 
homelessness, I believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue the\r wonr-
in helping stabilize people and find them housing. I respectlully urge \he City ot Ph.oenix 
to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de ?au\ and 
Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to~ ,000. We need to 
do something as a city about the number of peop\e who \~~k a safe -p\ace to sleep ~ach 
need. This amendment to the existing Special Use Permit ,s one way \o address \his 
crisis. 
Thank you for your consideration,

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1:.JJed to provide adequ:a:e shelttr capacity. file people slel!pmg ouNidc :ire our un!>he!~i:r • I 
:•eighbor:; They are members of our GOmmunity wl10 deserve a SJfe plact tu sleep. 
l ~trongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving tJ1e Jntrndmi:m lQ rhc :,J)I:' • .. ! 
Jso Permit As a supporter of th~ Human '$_:rvice C;;impw;, St. Vinc1.:nt t.t~ P.m!, ,1r1d A1·d:,• 
I ouse, I believe that adding sl1eJt0r beds is a n,(;}Cc:ss:uy 1. ompon(mt of our i:n; \ 1 ,:~:, 
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e: 
lfwnan Se1•uiccs Cainpus Special Pcnw. 
Case No. Z-S,P-2-l9'-'J 
Dear Mayor and Council 
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ade by the {'hnnan ~~rvices 
1 am _½'r1tt~g this letter in supporl oftht! rcqu©;t rn. the existing Spec ta) Use 
Campus, Saint V_ mcen1 de Paul nnd Andre House to mod1fy 
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penni to provide up to moo shelter beds fat people exper '-
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wn lUg ecause of my appi-eciatio1J fot the work that ts .e 1 
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eis 101 people expencncmg homelessness. I u Y · 
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m order to address the Jack of shelter. 
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TI1e negative effects of homelessness are steadily worsenu 
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ccor rug to Pomt-In-Thne count, the number has been mcie.asu 
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~ast few years,. and has in~reased 22% s.ince 20181 with the current statistic do~~:.e ht 
smce 2 014, Tius commumty issue needs to be addressed. We need to do what lS 1g 
and provide basic necessities such as food, water, and shelter for our unsheltered 
neighbors. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by t11e Human 
Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to expand the maximum 
number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support of a plan to 
homelessness and providing shelter to those in need is a crucial 
plan. 
Sincerely, 
il[;t~ J1;J;,#,_

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2,.19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
12/14/2019 
The purpose of this le~er to suite my support for the request made by Andre House, 
the Human Services Campu5.> and St. Vincent de Paul to increase shelter capacity from 425 
to a maximum of 1,000. As someone who appreciates the great work that happens at the 
Human Services Campusl I fully support their request to address unsheltered 
homelessness. 
Since the campus opened in 2005, I nave seen our city struggle to provide shelter for 
people. The individuals using services at the Human Setvi~es Campus,_ Andre House and St. 
Vincent de Paul are just as deserving of safe shelter as your other constituents. It 1s 
dishearrenfng to see that although the unsheltered count has risen by 22 percent in the past 
year (2019 Point~ln-Time Count), there ls a ltmit of tust 425 maximum shelter beds. We 
have a responsfbility to do whatever it takes to provide an adequate number of shelter beds 
in our community. 
f urge the Mayor and Phoenix City Council to vote in favor of increasing the 
maximum a.mount of shelter beds. This city needs a plan to address unsheltered 
hor11elessness and the service providers at the Human Servi-ces Campus, Andre House and 
St. Vincent de Paul are willing to shelter people in the-ir already, existing properties. I 
believe that everyone has the right to slrnltet~ and this is a necessary step in addressing 
unsheltered homelessi}ess. Pie~.se feel free to contact me with any filrther questions or 
comments.

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RE: Human Services Campus Special Pt:rmit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
Decemb"r 12, 2019 
I am writing l11is letter in support of the request i:nade by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincenl de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Pcnnit. 
increasing the maximum number of shelter beds from 425 to 1,000. I fully support this 
attempt to do somcthmg about the growing numb~r of people who lack access to shelter. 
As a supporter oft!1e service providers working to help people overcome 
ltomelessncss, 1 k11ow how important it is to bring people off the streets and into shelter. 
People sleeping outside do not have restrooms or water. Most importantly, they do not 
ha, e accc.:;s to safery and health. I believe that these are some of the most basic human 
rights and that we have a responsibilily to help our unsheltered neighbors. These agencies 
are trying to l1elp even more people and our city should do whatever it can to support 
them. 
We need to do something about the rising number of unsheltered individuals. 
Maricopa County's Point-in-Time data reveals that the number of people sleeping people 
of all ages and walks of life. r strongly and respeet!Ully llrge U1e City of Phoem, to 
approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and .-\.t>dre 
House. Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns. 
• 
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d th I ,.m 1, Ito 
ma . · o by 22 
csp.-ici,y T1,o cc s.oqu nc ~ that th~rn nrt: peGpfo u;.tr g thlr rusourcos ,,va.labh" ,1t !ht, Hurn.If 
Ser-. t·S C mpus ... nd trying to end therr iiomeJessness, "rho ar& sent fo &tcf.1p in t,:,rit") or l1l!
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because the Shelter 1s lutf e,..ery nlghr. This is disheart~n,ng and up$-et\ing. 
I strori-gty urge the Ctty of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Serv,cr;:s 
Campus, St Vmcent oo Paul and Ar.dre House because I believe that e11::r1on!b has U1e dgnt to 
shelter, fooo and vJater Jncreas1ng the maximum numoer of she1t':7r bed me-ans that we are 
t rt 1ne !a:.t 1i..a1 Tl ts C'.O•r1m11n1ty lcCJ<.a adr.iqu,iw f;t\ •' r 
increasing access 1o safety and health. Our city should do whatever It tal<E.>S to SIJPP • rt this effo 
and provide peopf e with a safe place to sleep. People experiencing homelessness are al eady 
vulnerable, they deserve shelter. Please feel free to contact me with any further ques-tions or 
concerns.

RE: Humans 
· 
erv1ces Campus Special Permit Amendm 
Case No. z-sp.2•19-7 
ent 
12/ll/'2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
The purpose of this letter I t 
h 
s o s ow my support for the request made by Andre House, the 
Human Services Campus and St Vin 
d 
' 
· 
cent e Paul to amend the existing Special Use Permit and increase 
shelter capacity for people ex e I r . 
h 
P re icing omelessness. This permit approval ls crucial to addres!. the 
need for shelter in our city Off • 
h 1 
. 
. . 
· 
errng uns e tered 1nd1v1d1,.1als a safe place to sleep Is a necessary first step 
ln working with them to end their homelessness. 
1 see the effects of homelessness on our City more and more each day. I believe everyone should 
have access to a safe place to sleep and protection from the cold or heat. There are :.e.rvlce providers 
well prepared to shelter more people; they only need the approval of the City and Mayor to amend this 
outdated Special Use Permit. The cap of 425 beds does nothing to accommodate the alarming rise in 
unsheltered homelessness. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count showed that the number of people sleeping 
outside, or in places not meant for sleeping, increased by 22 percent in the last year. It is concerning to 
see that number rise and know that we have failed to provide adequate shelter capacity. The people 
sleeping outside ilre our unsheltered neighbors. They are members of our community who deserve a 
safe place to sleep. 
/ strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving the amendment to the Special Use 
Permit. As a supporter of the Human Service Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House, I be\leve 
that adding shelter beds is a necessary component of our city's response to homelessness, P-\ease fe~ 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments-. 
Sincerely,

RI?.· Hum4n .Sm•iceJ C'.::m:p~r Spcrt:,,d Pennu Am.;;1uln1tflI1 
C,ue No. Z-SP-2. I.~? 
. 
DcceJnber 13th, 2019 
I •m Writing u,,, kn" b«,u" J bdJ"·• cl," ' "''Yon, de;,cv,a "fc ph cc to sltep 1 fully 
'"Ppon <h, «<ju,., '"""' by ""' Hum,n S.,,,1a,, C,mpu, St Vin«u, de P,ul, •nd Andn, Hou,c <c 
"'<><iilj• 01< <.i><ing Sp,c;,J IJ,c P.,.,,fr <o p,o,td, up w l ,OOo ,hd,., b,d, fo, people "'P"kn""t 
ium,e1,.,_,, ,'I.,• '"PP.><«, <'f ti., '''"''"' P•ovf den wo,king to help end hom,k-,,-, I "'°"•I; 
gJ-,.,o ... ,U~ tor the :app, m•al of tl1dr request. 
l '"Ppott •h, <equ," w ••o<lify the Special Ure Perm;, becau,, fr is dhhca,cening <n '"' ,o 
""")' l"'oPle •vl,o kd """' to 4"'1,c,, sali'ry •nd heafrh. The 2019 Poim-in-TJm, C.,un, found <h-, 
tl,c nuu, be, nf un,helte'<(j hom,Je,, poop/, h,, lnc,e,,,d by 22 p,,,cent since 2018, ye, th""' hu b<en 
no dfo,, ""'de to <>lfo suppon to this lnc,e,s/ng popul.,,Jon, We need a plan to ,dd n:,, homclcs, in 
Ph°""'"- All indMdu,1, de,en,, <he eight ,o hove """ '° fond, wa,e,, and shelce,. 
l •o.sp,c<fiiUy u,g, ffi, City of Pho.,,,u to approve ffie request made by the Human Ser,ic,, 
C.rmpu,, Se Yinc,,n, de Paul •nd And.,, House to expaud <he ma,lmun, numl,e, ofbed., from 42S to 
1000. I •m in full •uppon of the S<CVic, pi·oviders wo,king <o help people cxpecienoJng hornelessne,; tn 
Pho,nfac Ou, ciry J>eod, a solution to the overwhelming increase in <he numbec of people skt:ping 
ourside. Bringing people of <lsc street a,,d into shelter benefi,, both them and ou, comm unit)· ,,. 
whole Pie.,. fee/ free ,o cone,,, me W/rh "''l' forth er questions or concerns. 
Very Truly Yours, 
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RE: Human Services Campus S ecial 
. 
Case No. Z-SP-Z-19-7 P 
Permit Amendment 
12., n 12,019 
Dear Mayor and Council 
' 
The purpose of this letter is to show 
my support for the request made by Andre House, the 
Human Services Campus and St v· 
' 
· mcent de Paul to amend the existing Special Use Permit and 
increase shelter capacity for 
l 
. 
peop e experiencing homelessness. This permit approval is crucial to 
address the need for shelter in our city. Offering unsheltered individuals a safe place to sleep is a 
necessary first step in working With them to end their homelessness. 
1 see the effects of homelessness on our City more and more each day. I believe everyone 
should have access to a safe place to sleep and protection from the cold or heat. There are service 
providers well prepared to shelter more people; they only need the approval of the City and Mayor 
to amend this outdated Special Use Permit. The cap of 425 beds does noth\ng to accommodate the 
a!arming rise in unsheltered homelessness. The 2019 Point-in•Time Count showed that the number 
of people sleeping outside, or in places not meant for steeping, increased by 22 percent in the last 
year. It is concerning to see that number rise and know that we have failed to provl<le adequate 
shelter capacity. The people sleeping outside are our unsheltered neighbors. They are members of 
our community who deserve a safe place to sleep. 
I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approvtng the amendment to the Special Use 
Permit. As a supporter of the Human Service Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House. l 
believe that adding shelter beds is a necessary component of our city's response to homelessness. 
Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments.

Re: 
Human Services Campus s1wci<1l Permit Anu;i-1.dmcnt 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 13, 2019 
l am writing to share my support of th~ tequest ma<le, by the Human Services 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
permit which limits the number of shelter beds to 425. Thes<" agencies are seeking 
the: ability to provide up to 1000 shelter beds for peoph:· t!Xperiendng 
homelessness, and as a supporter of their efforts, I fully support this proposal. 
As it stands, the 425 bed limit has been existence since the Campus was 
founded in 2005. 'l'his number does nothing to address the fact that unsheltered 
homelessness has been on the rise since 2014. The 2019 Point-in...,l'1me Count shows 
a 22 percent increase in the last year alone. By increasing the number of shelter 
beds that the Human Services Campus can provide to homeless people, we will be 
able to help even more people end their homelessness. Numbers and data aside, it 
is demoralizing for people to have to sleep outside without access to restrooms and 
water when they are existing buildings at the Human Services Campus and adjacent 
to Andre House that could accommodate more people. 
I believe that shelter is one of the most basic human rights. The people who 
are unsheltered are still our neighbors. l respectfully urge the City of PhoenLx to 
approve the req11est made by the Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. 
Vincent de Paul to increase the maximum nuinber of shelter beds to 1,000. Phoen1..'<. 
needs to do something, and adding shelter beds is a necessary and beneficial step 
Please feel free to contact me with any additional questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
, 
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RE: Human s 
· 
' 
erv1Ces Campus Spedal Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19~7 
12/13/2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am w riting this letter in response to the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vtncent de Paul to modify their existing 
Special Use Permit. The ~mendment to the permit wourd allow these agencies 
to provlde up to 1,000 shelter beds in existing spaces on the Human services 
campus and a(ljacent to Andre Hoµse. I am urging you to approve this request 
and helµ provide people experiencing homelessness with a safe place to sleep. 
As a supporter of the agencies working to help people end their 
homelessness. 1 understand the gravity of this issue. The additional beds would 
bring in individuals who are already on the street, helping them interact with 
the necessary resources In ending t heir homelessness. We have a responsibility 
lo shelter our unsheltered neighbors. These indivldvals have a right to shelter, food 
r.nd wilter, 
This is .;in opportunity to vastly improve the way we address homelessness in 
Phoenix. According to the 2019 Point-in~ Time Count, unsheltered homefessne-ss has 
ln(reased by over 200 percent since 2014. Thank you for taking the time to review 
this f1!tter. l hope you consider this input in your fin.al decision.

RE: Human Services Campus Special Penm1 Arr.kndm~:tt 
Cahe No. Z-SP-2-19. 7 
Dea1 1\fayor nnd Council, 
,md m1.-rc~s~ ~b!ittt t $p,,i.:tt}' for p~ople e~pent-11.:ins htm:eit',~flt',5 this ;x•nmt ,tpplOHtl is 
\.'rttt.JI t<' Jd<lt,:~, the m.,: .. i for she.1er m 1iui; 1.·H; o,i~"'h~g ul\shdtcred lnchvictu:~ls a sale p!.11.c to 
/>ho,tld h:1vc .lC'IA'.SS to u i-af.: pb~~ to sleJ:p .,nd protcetion frot'tl the cold or h1:11t 1 heru ru..: :," t \ 1~..-: 
ptv\Wt.Tli well 1•1-.:parl'<l m :1chdr~r 1111Jrc people, tltoy only nee<l the approvul of the City nud 
~f.i:) ur lo ,11m:n.d thi$ outd:m~d Special Ust' Pcrm1L 'the cap of 425 beds dues nothing to 
,Kl ommm:bt~ the alamiing 1 isl:' in unshe!tereti homdessnes&. The 2019 Point-i11~ Time Count 
~ho,..,cd th;1.1 the number ofpt'Oplc sleeping outside, or in places not rnennt for sleeping. mc:l\.:{~cd 
by 22 per.::ent in the lase yt..:ar. It l.S concerning to sec that numb~r rise and .know that we h.we 
failed to provide adequnte shelter capacity. The people sleeping 01,1tside are our unsheltered 
neighbors. The;y qre members of our commumty who deserve a safe place to sleep. 
J strougfy and respectfully urge you to consider approving the amendment to the Spcdal 
l's-, Permit. As a supporter of the Human Service Campus, St. Vin(;e,nt di.:: Paul, and Audie 
HoJ.,e, J bdfove that udding shelter beds is a necessary component of our city's res-ponse to 
hom.!le-s~ness. Please feel free to contact me with any futther questions or comments.

12/13/.2:)! 9 
Hu·na1 Ser1:.ces Ca:im. us Sp""t:J· . .,,1· 
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Permit a ..... e 
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Ca~e No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
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ear Mayor ~nd Council, 
This letter addresses the reasons why r am advocating tor the ar.,p:c·,a~ 
Jf the .?:"equest made by the f¼uman Services campus, St. Vine-enc de Paul an-ct 
,nctre House to rnoaify the1..t: Special Use Permit, I am in full support; of the 
agencies working ti) provide a rn-aximuw of 1, 000 sh%.lter beds. 
Tha current restriction of 425 she-lte~ beds meanl:l thac nundreds of 
people are denied a s.afe place to $leep. When peopl~ are Sll,!eping on I.he 
e.:.reet:s, ~t ls euen mere challengin9 to maximize the se~vice{! they tlet:d r..:;,, 
end t.'1".eir horneie.1,,sness. It :..s di.sheartenin9 t.o know that: so many of the 
people utili:.z1.n9 a*rvices on the fh.rnian Services Cal!lpus are unsne.l..terea. 
H.avir,g a safe place ~o s.let~p each nigttt is a basic human .r;tght. 
For these :rea.sons, I urge you to consider these points and app.1: l'.'ve •_he 
:i:eqtlest m&.de DY the Human Set'V'ices Campus, St, Vincent de Pa·..ll and Andi:~ 
Hou'-e . According to the 2019 Point- in-Time Count, unsh~ltered ho1r.alessr-es:5 
ha.i. inc.=.easeci ~y 22 percent in the last. ye:ar. The ~i.t:y of Phoenix needs an 
..,!r.proved response 1.:0 110.melessn-ass, 1 believe th<'iit adding more $helt:.er n.:ds 
-s a c:;itical St:Elp in tha.t i:esponze. Please feel free to c-or.tac".:. me witr. :W'i'./ 
~nhe-r qu11stions qr com.'1'lents.

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1 resFect.ft:lly urge the City o: Phoeni.x to approve t. .. e 
tegu-est made by "i:he H·.rman ser·1ices campus, 1>.ndre House, .an· S • 
:.ncen:. de Paul to expand the maximum number of beds from 42::, .. 
1000. I am in full support of a plan to address homelessi-~ess 
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providing shelter to those in need is a crucial compor.ent. for 
~hat plan. 
Sincerely, 
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12/13/2 ... ~3 
: Hu~an Services Campus Spec1al Pe.rmit Amendll'ent 
Case No. Z-SP- 2- 19~, 
ar ~ayor and Council, 
ThiB let te~ addresses th e reasons why I am advocating for the apprcr·.al 
)i t'he -r:equest made by the Human Services Campos, 3t. Vincent: c;le Pu.ul ar.,::: 
ndre House to modify ~hel r Special Use Permit. ! am .in .tul.: suppor.c of the 
agencies working to provide a maximum of 1,000 shelter beds. 
1 
The cu.rrent. restriction of 425 shelter bP.d& means th.at hund::::-eds of 
peopl<! an: den-ed a so.!e place to sleep. ~·:hen people a:t·e: ~leep1.:,9 on th<: 
,strcet.S , it i& even mote challeng.ing to maximize the sGrvices they need tc 
end ,:."r,e:..r nornele:ssness. It is disheartening to know thac so many of. thi:: 
pe.ople 1J~ ... ::..:.:..1.ng se:rvic1::s on the Human Se.cvice!> Campus ai:e 1Jnsheltere::!. 
Havin() a sa:e place to sl-?ep each night is a basic human right. 
}'or these reasons, 1 urge you to consider the~e poir,ts ~nd approvf: ~h .. 
r qtie-st made b'./ the Hu.-nan Services Campus, St . Vincent de l>oul and Ar.,;t!"E 
Hous'3. 1\ccord.ing to the 2019 Poi nt-in- l'i1ne Co\lnt"' unsheltered hor11elessnczs 
ha .. 1nci::eased by :?2 p,~rcent in tue last year. The City of i:'hoenix needs ar, 
ir:proved i:iasponse to ,r.e,~;;;l~ssn'!ss. I believe that adding more sr.e1.ter bE:.:!s 
ls a crlti cal sr.ep in that response . E'lea$e feel free to cont~ct ;n ... ,,i :.h any 
furt.h~r quest:l.ons or cc.mtr,ents .

Re: 
Hum«n Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear M&-yor and Council, 
Decernber 13-th, 20 l 9 
I am writing this lettel' in support of the request made by the l·htman Services Campus, 
Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existh1g Speci~l Use permit to provide \\P 
to 1000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness, l qm writing beeause of my 
appreciation for the work that is being done by the service providers for people experiencing 
homelessness. I fully support the request being made in order to address the lack of sheller. 
The negative effects of homelessness are steadily worsening within our city. According to 
Point-ln-Timc CO\ll'lt, the nu1nber has been increasing steadily over the past few years, and has 
increased 22% since 2018, with the current statistic doubled since 2014, This community iss.ue 
needs to be addressed, We need to do what is tight and provide basic necessities such as food, 
wate1~ and shelter for o"Qr unsheltered neighbors. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the re.quest made by the Human 
Services Campus., Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul t<, expand the maximum numb~l" of 
beds from 425 to 1000, I am in full supp01t of a plan to address homelessness and providing 
shelter to those in need is a cnicial component for that plan.

P.'E ~ n ;.mz.r. Sel'.:'"'1i,:;es .:a.npus Spec:.al ?erm:,.t F.mei:i<i1'nent 
Case ?o. Z- SP- 2- :&- 7 
December : 3t ht 2019 
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in-reased by 22 percent. in che last year . 
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~'°\-e:..;:;.e r b~ds wculd r.ot -0,,.1.y i;;eneflt people experienci ng homelessness , 
but: :.t wo,;lci nenefi:: o,.sr s.":!Dtire CCf(Jf.un.ity. 
I rssp~=t.fc:11,y •.,;rge i:he <::;:.. :y of Pr..oenix to appr<.ive the request 
,ade by tJ-,e ser·,1.ce pro-.,iders to ..1.ncr6&S€ d:e ma~1i;num number of 
~he!t~r beds from 425 to :, 000 . This would aGt as a massive step 
for.,'1.rd fox our cicy, a city that: needs to do more to address · 
b.~.-::elessness . Tha.1k you fo;r tak.i,ng the tirr.e to read thi.s let.r.er , 
P.1.ease feel free to contact me with any questions or cofrtJ'ljents . 
~•ery trr:.1ly you\-s,

RE: Human Services campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19 .. 7 
Dear Mayor and Council~ 
12/14/2019 
The purpose of this letter to state my support for the request made by Andre 
Rouse, the Human Services Campus, and St. Vincent de Paul to increase shelter 
capnci.ty from 42.5 to a max· 
f 
1.mum o 1,000. As someone who appreciates the great work 
that happens at the H 
S 
, 
uman erv1ces Campus, I fully support their request to address 
unsheltered homelessness. 
Since the cam-pus opened in 2.0051 I have seen o,ur city struggle tc provide shelter 
for people. The individuals using services at the Human Services Campus, A11dre House 
and St. Vin cont de P:ml Ul'"C just as deserving of safe sheltct· as yo1,1,r other cons\i.tucnts. \t 
is disheartening to see that although the unsheltered count has risen by 22. percent i.n 
tl1e past year (2019 Point-in-Time Count), there is a limit of just 425 maximum shelter 
beds. We have a responsibility to do whatever it takes to provide an adequate number of 
shelter beds in our community. 
I urge the Mayor and Phoenix City Council to vote in favor of increasing the 
maximum amount of shelter beds. This city needs a plan to address unsheltered 
homelessness and the service pmviders at the Human Services Campus, Andre House 
and St. Vincent de Paul are willing to shelter people in their already existing properties. 
l believe that everyone has the right to shelter, and this is a necessaxy step in addressing 
unsheltered homelessness. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or 
tomments.

RE: Human Services Cam us S 
. 
Case No. Z-SP-2-1~-7 
pec1al Permit Amendment 
12-13-2019 
Dear Mayor and Council 
I 
I am writing to sho 
"'·U 
w my , v support of the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify tho extsung 
Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds tor people expenencing 
homelessness. As it now stands, there are only 425 beds and they are full every 
night. Each month, hundreds of people seek shelter at the Human Services 
Campus and are turned away from shelter because the Special Use Permit llmits 
the number of beds. 
This causes individuais to venture out into the streets, or nearby 
neighborhoods because they have nowhere else to go. Individuals who lack 
shelter are forced to move elsewhere to seek a place of rest. I believe that every 
individual deserves shelter. If we want people to maximize the extensive resources 
made available by the agencies on the Human Services Campus, we need to 
provide them wlrh a sa.fe place to sleep. 
I urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul. arnd Andre House to increase the maximum 
number of beds from 425 to 1,000. This is a need in our community, as evident by 
the 2019 Point-in-Time Count which revealed a 22 percent increase in unsheltered 
homelessness. The City of Phoenix needs c1 strategy to address homelessness 
Providing people with shelter is a critical component of that strategy. Please feel 
free to contact me with any further questions or comments.

R£: Human Serv· 
c 
Cose No.11~-2~;~vs Speciol Permit Amendment 
December 12, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1 om writing ln support of the request mode by the Hurne 
. 
CompuS, St Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify th 
_n ~ervices. 
Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for p 
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. e ~~1stmg Spec,ol \Jse 
d h 
eop e experiencing homelessness. I 
commen t e great work of these organizations and om \n total support of their 
request to modify their permil 
With t~e current cop of just 425 beds, around 500 people who go the 
Human Services Campus seeking shelter are turned away and forced to sleep on 
the st~eet eac~ ~onth. I hove noticed the effects of this inadeo,uote shelter 
capoc,ty and rt 1s discouraging to see on a dolly basis. The 2019 Point-in-Time 
doto shows o 22 percent increase in the number of unsheltered individuals since 
2018. I believe thot the artificial cap of 425 beds ls unacceptable because it foils to 
occommodote the persistent increase of unsheltered people year-after-year. The 
individuals sleeping outside ore my unsheltered neighbors. They are residents of 
our city and your constituents, regardless of their housing status. I believe that 
we should do everything we con to provide them with the basic rights of safety 
and health. 
I respectfully urge the-City of Phoenix to approve the reC\uest made by the 
Human Services Campus, Andre House ond St. Vincent de Paul to expand the 
moximum number of beds from 425 to 1000.1 fully support the efforts of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness. Amenc:Hn? 
the Special Use Permit would give hundreds of people a safe place to sl~ep. This 
is on urgent and necessary step if we wish to do something obout th€ n~e 1n . 
unsheltered homelessness in our city. Thank you fot your time and cons1derotion.

December 13th, 2019 
Re: 
Human Services Can1pus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing this letter in support of the request made by the Human 
services Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the 
existing Special Use permit to provide up to 1000 shefter beds for peopte 
experiencing homelessness. I am writing because of my appreciation for the 
work that is being done by the service -providers for people experiencing 
homelessness. I fully support the request being made in order to address 
the lack of shelter. 
The negative effects of homelessness are steadily worsening withm our 
city. According to Point-In-Time count, the number has been increasing 
steadily over the past few years, and has Increased 22% since 2018, with 
the current statistic doubled since 2014. This community issue needs to be 
addressed. We need to do what is right and provide basic necessities such as 
food, water, and shelter for our unsheltered neighbors. 
I respectfully urge the Qty of Phoenix to approve the request made by 
the Human Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to 
expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support 
of a plan to address homelessness and providing shelter to those In neE:d Js a 
cruciai component for that plan. 
Sincerely, ('~ /, #. 'f ,,./~ ✓-
/1

RE: Hum11n Services Campus Specin.l Pcm1h Atnendmem 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
The purpose of this letter is to show my support for the request tnudc by Andre House, 
the Human Services Campus, and St. Vincent de Paul to amend the existing Special Use Permit 
and increase shelter capacity for people experiencing homelessness. This pennit approval is 
crucial to address the ueed for shelter in our city. Offering unsheltered individuals a safe place to 
~lecp is a nccessc.uy -Hr!Jt 1-.tcp in v,.,o1~k_ing whh U-iern lQ ~ud the\( \\a\l\C\C%\\'fiC'i1i&. 
1 sec the uffccts of ho1nelcssncss on our City n1t:irc nnd ,uoTe each da-y. \ \")c\\eve eve~on" 
should have access to a safo place to sleep and protection from the co,<.\ or heat. 1"hcre axe seT\/,cc 
providers well prepared to shelter more people; they only need the approva\ of the Cicy a1,d 
Mayor to amend this outdated Special Use Permit. The cap of 425 beds does nothing to 
accommodate the alan11ing rise in unsheltered homelessness. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count 
showed that the munber of people sleeping outside, or in places not meant for sleeping, increase< 
by 22 percent in the last year. It is concerning to see that number rise and know that we have 
failed to provide adequate shelter capacity. The people sleeping outside are our :unsheltered 
neighbors. They are members of our community who deserve a safe place to sleep. 
I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving the amendment to t'he S\)eci.a 
Use Pezmit. As a supporter of the Human Service Campus> St. Vin.cent de 'Pau\, anu A.nure 
House, I believe that adding shelter beds is a necessary component of our city's response to 
110meiessness. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Smcerely, 
()~(

RE:: 
Human Services Campus Spec/iii Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
12-15-2019 
This letter is to show my support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Pau,t, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit 
to provide up to 1,000 shetter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a supporter 
of the service providers working to help people end their hdmelessness, I arn in full 
support of this request to address the issue of homelessness. 
1 have noticed the effects of an increasing homeless population and it is 
disheartening to see every day. The 2019 Point~tn-Time Count shows that the number of 
unsheltered people experiencing homelessness t,as increased by 22 percent in the last 
year alone. I believe everyone should have the right basic necessities lik~ water, food, and 
shelter. These individuals are our unshelrereq neighbors, We should do whatever it takes 
to provide for them the necessities for their safety and health. 
I strongly urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by ~he Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and And,e House to expand the maximum number 
of beds from 425 to l 000. Our city needs a plan to address hornele$sness, and I believe 
thac adding more shelter beefs is a necessary component of that plan. Please feel free ro 
contact me with any further questions or tomrn~nts.

Re: 
Human Services Cam 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-fus Special Permtt Amendment 
12/13/2019 
Dea,- Mayor and Council , 
I am writing in support of th 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and: r~quest made by the Human Services 
Use permit which limits the ~u b 
n fre House to modify the existing Spec:ia\ 
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maximum o 425 
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tng o provide up to 1000 shelter beds for 
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P rt ex~enencing homelessness, and we should do whatever it takes to 
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this_ effort and provide people With the necessities for safety health 
an we -being. 
, 
According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, the number of unsheltered 
people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last 
year. I see the effects of homelessness daily, and it is clear to me that there 
is a growing need for a timely solution. Many individuals are sleeping on the 
streets or places not meant for human habitation. These are our unsheltered 
neighbors and they deserve basic necessities like food, water and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people end 
their homelessness, I believe this amendment is a necessity so they may 
continue their work in helping stabilize people and find them housing. l 
respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the 
Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand 
the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. We need to do someth~ng 
as a city about the number of people who lack a safe place to sleep each 
need. This amendment to the existing Special Use Permit Is one way to 
address this crisis. 
Thank you for your consideration, 
... ,

RE: Human Services Campl)'i Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z·SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
Occ.:cmber t4tl'\, 201.9 
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I am writing in support of the request rnadc by the Hum.in Scrvlccs c-.mpu" St v 
Paul and Andre House to amend the exi5ting special U!.C permit to provirl1! a maximum ot 1,000 
shelter beds. I am ln full support of this amendment Jnd believe it would greatly benetit thu 
community, as well .is the hundreds of ~oplc who lack shclt,_.r each night. 
The unshcltNcd homel~:.s population is stcad\ly rh,ing. Thti 2019 Polnt-in·Tlme Co1.1nt 
coriflrms my observations <)lld tm,thand expe1 lenccs as it t"l?vea\ecl that un'ihcltucd home\(:'<,sness 
incre3sed by 22 percent in the last year. This cominun1ty locks adequate shelter capacity. ihe 
consequence is that there are people using the resources available at the Human SeNices Campus 
and trying to e nd their homelessness, who are sent to sleep in tents or alleys because the she\ter is 
full every night. This is disheartening and upsetting. 
I strongly urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House because I believe that everyone has the right to 
shelter, food and water. Increasing the maximum number of shelter bed means that we are 
increasing access to safety and health. Our city should do whatever it takes to support this effort 
and provide people with a safe place to sleep. People experiencing homel<ossness are al read~ 
vulnerable; they deserve shelter. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or 
concerns. 
Sincerely,

RE: Humon Services Compu S 
. 
D<><::lll<ml::)er 1'2., '2.0'9 
s 
P~c,0c1 Permit Arnondrnent 
Cose No. Z-SP-2- 19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I om writing this letter in support of the request mode by the Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Poul and Andre House to modify the 
existing Special Use Permit. I believe that approving this request is o 
necessity for our city. As o supporter of the Human Services Campus. I om 
aware of the rising nJ.,Jmber of unsheltered individuals. According to the 
2019 Point-in-Time Count, there are over 3,000 unsheltered individuals in 
Maricopa County and I om concerned that we do not hove enough beds to 
shelter everyone in need. 
The many service providers on the Campus work diligently to provide 
people with the toots and resources they need to exit homelessness. 
Because of the 425 bed limit, they ore not able to provide o bed for all o1 
the people they are serving. This is inhumane. I believe t.hot. everyone hos 
the right to a safe place to sleep. 
Approving this request to modify the existing permit is a hecessory 
step in our city's efforts to address homelessness, which affects thousands 
of people per year: I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider 
approving this request. Thank you for taking the time to review my letter. 
Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns. 
Sincerely, 
J.xJJ (]"-<-k" s 
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t.rbri / lr2 ~5&

RE: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z·SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
12-15-20'\9 
This letter is to show my support of the request made by the Human Se v· 
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r ices ampus, 
St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Perm·t 
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1 to prnv1 c u.p to 
1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As a supporter of the service 
providers working to help people end their homelessness, l am in full support of this request to 
address the issue of homelessness. 
I have noticed rhe effects of an increasing homeless population and it is disheartening to 
see every day. The 2019 Point-in-Time Cotmt shows that the number ofunshe\tend people 
experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year alone. I believe 
everyone should have the right basic necessities like water, food, and shelter. These individua\s 
are our unsheltered neighbors. We should do whatever it takes to provide for them the 
necessities for their safety and health. 
I strongly urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to expand the maximnm number of beds from 
425 to 1000. Our city needs a plan to address homelessness, and l believe that adding more 
shelter beds is a necessary component of that plan. Please feel free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
I

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z·SP-2-19•7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
12112/?.019 
I am writing In support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Andre I-louse, 
and St. Vincent de Paul. They are seeking to modify their Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 
shelter beds. As a proud supporter of these agencies, I am in full support of their efforts to do 
something about the number of people sleeping on the streets. 
Since 2014, the amount of unsheltered individuals has been rising, as reflected in the 2019 
Point-in-Time count. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count showed 3,188 lndlvlduals who were sleeping 
outdoors or in other unsafe living conditions. With a limit of just 425 shelter beds, the Human 
Services Campus is put in the tough position of providing people with resources to help them out 
of homelessness, and then telling them that they are not allowed to provide them a shelter bed. 
This is inhumane. I believe that everyone deserves shelter. 
I strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving an amendment to the Special 
Use Permit limiting the number of shelter beds. The Human Service Campus, St. V\ncent de Pau\, 
and Andre House are making an effort to shelter people who are sleeping outside, people who 
deserve safety and shelter. The City of Phoenix has a responsibility to provide shelter for all of its 
constituents, regardless of their housing status. Adding shelter beds is an important step in 
improving our community's response to homelessness. Please fee\ tree to reach out or contact 
with any further questions or comments. 
With gratitude, 
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.ampus Special Permit Amendment 
ascNo. Z-SP-2-19·7 
December l S, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council • 
I am Writing this letter in 
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support o the request made by the Huin~ Servlc::e.s Carnpus, Andre 
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homelessness I strong! 
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Y u1ge you to approve t• 11s request and provide more shelter beds for ()Ur 
unsheltered neighbors. 
I believe that all people deserve a safe place to sleep. People trying t<, end their homelessness are 
even further chaJlenged if they are told that all of the shelter btds are fuU. People then have to go out 
into the com.munity and seek unique shelter accommodations in tents and alleys. Not on\y have I 
witnessed the rise in encampments, but the 2019 Point-in-Time Count reveals a 22 percent increase in 
unsheltered homelessness in the past year. It is disheartening to know that we have data showing this 
alarming trend and yet, there is no dry-wide plan to address it. 
Approving the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre 
House is one way co address this situation. We have the opportunity to add shelter beds in already 
existing buildings and we should do everything we can to support this effort to provide peop\e with a 
healthy and safe place to sleep. I hope you consider this input in your decision making. Thank you for 
raking the rime to review chis letter. 
Ko-.n<-\ 
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RE: 
H:unan ServicCJ Campus Special Permit, Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-JJ-? 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
This letter is to show my .support of c-he request made by the Human Servlt:s Can1pus, 
St. Vincent de Paul) and Andre Bouse to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up ro 
1,000 shelter beds for people expetfoncing homelessness. As a supporter of the setvice 
providers working to help ptople end their homelessness, I nm in full support of this request co 
address the issue of homelessness. 
I have noticed the effects of an increasing homeless populat'ion and it is-disheartening to 
see every day. The 2019 Point-in-Tim~ Count shows chat the number of unsheltered people: 
experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year alone.1 believe 
everyone should have the dght basic necessities like water, food, and shelter. These lndlvldua:ls 
are our unsheltered neighbors. \Ve shouJd do whaccver It takes to provide for chem the 
necessities for their safety and health. 
r strongly urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Hnman Servkc!> 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and A11dte House to expand the maximum number of beds from 
425 to 1000. Our city needs a plan to addre.~s hoin1?lcssness, and I believe that adding more 
~hdtcr beds is a necessary component of thac plan. l'k.i,se feel free to wntll.ct me with any 
furrher questions or comments. 
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12/16/1.9 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Pe,.mit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
. Please accept this letter of support in response to the request made by tb.e Human 
Serv1ces Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special 
Use Permit, limiting tl1e number of shelter beds to 425. The amendment would allow 
them to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing bome\essness. 1 am in 
full support of this request proposed by these agencies. 
I support this request because I believe that everyone deserves a safe -place to 
sleep. The number of unsheltered people is rising and the service providers are 
attempting to help our neighbors on the street and our community by bringing them in 
and offering them a shelter bed. The Point-in-Time Count states that unsheltered 
homelessness increased by 22 percent in 2019. In knowing that more people lack shelter 
than ever before, it is our responsibility to do whatever it takes to provide peopl_e with 
the necessities for safety and health. 
It is disheartening to see the effects of unsheltered homelessness each day. As a 
supporter of the Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul, 1 urge 
the City of Phoenix to approve their request to increase the maximum number ofl)eds 
from 425 to 1000. I believe that we need a plan to end homelessness in our city. 
Approving the request to shelter more people is a way to work towards that plan. 
Thank you for your time, 
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E: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. ZJSP·2-19-7 
ear Mayor and Council, 
Decembtr 13th, l0!9 
I am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saine 
incent de Paul, and Andre House ro modify the exisring Special Use Permit ro provide up 
to 1 000 shelter beds. I can personally attest ro the urgenr need for action to address the 
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heltercd homeles~ncss. The current permit, which provides for onfy 425 beds, 
issue o uns . 
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falls short of addressing the growing populaoon of unsheltered people expenencmg 
homelessness. 
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to the 2019 Polnc-in Time Count, tbc number of unsheltered people has 
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db 22 percent in che last year. However, due to current permttttng, the human 
increase 
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already using services, but because o the cap, there aren't enough shdtcr 
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in s BY allowing more shelter eds, the Human Se1vices Campus, Andre House and St. 
b~d · , de Paul can help even more people overcome homelessness and find housing. I 
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would noc_oniy benefit people experiencing homelessness, but it would benefit our 
end.re community. 
. I resp~ctfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by tht.: service 
providers to _increase the maximum number of shelter beds from 425 to 1,000. This would 
act as a ma.sswe step forward for our cicy, a city tha.t needs to do more to address 
homc_Iessness. Tha_nk you for taking the time to read this letter. Please feel free to contact 
me with .iny questwns or comments. 
Very rroly yours, 
//Hhk11 !}vi's

RE: Human Servfces Campus Spectat Permit Amendment 
Case No Z·SP·2•19·7 
· 
Dear Mayor and Councn, 
I am writing this letter in response to the request made oy the Hwnan Servr<:es 
Campus, Andre House, and St, Vincent d¢ .Paul to rrtodlfy thefr exist/~ Spetiat Use 
Permit. The amendment to the permn. would aHow these agencies tc provide up to 
1,000 shelter beds tn existing spaces on the H1.1m!ln Services Campus and ~djacent to 
Andre House, i \.'l.ffi urging you to approve this request and help provide people 
experiencing homelessness w1th a safe place tQ steep. 
As a supporter of the agencies \>torking to help people end thetr home!essnes~, r 
understand the gravity of this issue. The additional beds w-ou\o bring In individuals 
who are already on the street, helping them interact with the necessary resources in 
endtn~ their homelessness.. We have a responsibility to shetter our um,heltere:cl 
ne,ghbors. The-se Individuals have ,ii right to shelter, food and water. 
This ls an opportunity to vastly frnprove tM way we andress homelessness rn 
/JtloenJx. According to the 2019 Polnt•in•Tlme Count, un~h€tttered homelessness has 
fncreased t,y over 100 percent since 2014, Thank you for taking toe time to review 
thls fetter. I hope- you consider this Input in yovr final ded$kin. 
Sincerely, 
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4ilo- Th•s 1s a llc..:c•••t, 10, '"" unshd1cn·<I nc1~hbofS who do not have 3 s3ft: p1ace 
4... unpu:,, ,11\d '•l \',11ct o\ ~h P1iul. 
tO sl••P tllltl prot< cts them /1001 the heat or col<l 
ll is dishl'.Jrteni11g to sec more and more people sleeping on the streets- I 
bdi"'" that ,,,er,·one }l,s the ,ight to basic needs like food. water and shelter. Mat\\ 
of the people steeping outside are using the services at the Human services 
campus. Tnei deserve a safe place to sleep. 
Ir, •P"atfully urge you to consider approving this amendment to the e1'isting 
Sµ,1c1al use Permit, thus allowing the Human Service Campus. St. Vincent de Paul. 
and Andre House to shelter more people. l believe that our city needs a plan tJl 
address b(lmekSsness. Approving this request to add more shelter bedS would be a 
great start tu that plan. Please feel free to follow up with any questions or concerns. 
Very truly yours1

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP·2·19·7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 13, 2019 
I am writing this letter to voice my support for the request made by Andre Hous.e, St. 
Vincent de Paul and the Human Services Campus to modify the existing Special Use Permit 
which limits the number of shelter beds to a maximum of 425. This is not enough beds for afl of 
the people seeking shelter. People are forced to set up tents and tarps as make-shift shelter 
because the shelter beds are full each night. As a supporter of the service providers workmg 
with pe-0ple experiencing homelessness, I fully support their request to amend the permit and 
increase the maximum number of beds to 1,000. 
Over the last few years, I have noticed an increasing number of people sleeping otJlsfde 
The 2019 Point-in-Time Count for Maricopa County revealed a 22 percent increase in the !ast 
year .. The 20+ agencies on the Human Services Campus and the non-profits nearby are doing all 
they can to alleviate this issue and aid our unsheltered residents, however, they need to be able 
to provide people with a safe place to sleep. It is disheartening to know that there are extensive 
resources available to help people overcome homelessness, but that we cannot offer them the 
basic right to safety, health and shelter. 
I respectfully urge you to consider approving the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 
425 to 1,000. I believe that we should do whatever it takes to provide people with a safe place to 
~ ..... ~,.... sleep. It would be beneficial to our City and our community to bring people In and address the 
crisis of unsheltered homelessness. Please feel free to reach out with any further questions or 
concerns. Thank you in advance for your consideration. 
Sincerely, 
do,L,tttNll'\ \

RE: 
Human Services Camptts Special Permit A:rnendmen.t 
Case No. Z-SP·2 .. 19-7 
~r Mayor and Council, 
12-15 .. 2019 
'This letter is to show my support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, 
St. Vln~nt de Paul, und Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 
1,000 shelter bed.~ for people cxpene.ncin.g hometessne&'¼. As a supporter of the service 
providers working to help people end their homelessness, J am tn tuft support of this requctit to 
addre..ss the iltsue ofhomelessnes&, 
l have noticed the effecu of an increaaing.homeless population and it i~ d1_,he;'Jrtcning to 
see every day. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count shows that the number ot unsheltered peep~ 
cxperie.nctng homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year atone, 1 be1h:ve 
everyone should have tbe right baste necessit,ies like wa4!r, food, and shelter. These 1ndlviduab 
tire our unsheltered neighbors. We should do whatever it takes to provide for th~m the 
necessities for their safety and health. 
l strongly urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, a Gd Andre House to eX!)and the maximum number of beds fr9m 
425 to 1000. Our ctty needs a plan to address homelessness, and l believe that adding more 
shelter beds is a necessary component of that plan. Please fee! free to contact me with any 
further questions or comments. 
Sincerely, 
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Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Ame d 
Case No. z-SP-2-19_7 
n ment 
12/14/2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writin_g In response to the request made by the Human Services 
Cam~us, Saint Vincent de :aul, and Andre House to modify th~ existing 
Special Use permit to provide up to 1000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. I am a supporter of the work that Is being clone 
by the people at these agencies, and I support the.request that has been 
made to address unsheltered homelessness. 
I notice the effects of homelessness daily, and It Is a shame to see 
people struggling on the streets. The 2019 Point-in-Time count has shown an 
increase by 22% of unsheltered individuals since 2018 alone. Every human 
has a right to the basic necessities of food, water, and shelter. People 
experiencing unsheltered homelessness need an Immediate solution for their 
safety and health. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to consider approving the 
request made by the Human Services Campus to expand the max.imum 
number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support of a plan to address ·n 
homeless, of which shelter beds are a necessary component. These people 1 
our community need our support. Please feel free to contact me with any 
questions. 
Sincerely, 
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RE: Hum~1 Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
-Ca.ae No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
12/13/2019 
Dear Mayor and Council1 
l am writing this letter in response to the request made by the Human ScrviC"es 
CampusJ Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to modify their existing Special Use 
Permit. The amendment to the permit would allow these agencies to provld,c up to 
l,000 shelter bed:.. in existit1g spanes on the Human Services Campus ~nd adjacent Lo 
Andre House. lam; urging you to approve this re~uest and help provide peoplt! 
experiencing homeles:;ness with a safe place to sleep. 
As a 111.tpp-orter of the agencies working to help people end theit homelessness, 1 
understand the gravity of' this issue. The additional beds would brh1& in individuals 
who are ah:eady on tho street, helping them inten,.ct wJth the necessary resouri~cs in 
i:nding their homelessness. Wf! ha.ve ~ responslbUity to shelter our unsheltered 
tleighbors. These individuals have a. right to shelter, food u.nd water. 
Thii ls an opportunity to vastly improve the way wa address homelcssnoss in 
Phoenix. According to tho 2019 Polnt-in,.Tlmtt Count, unsh~ltered homelessness has 
iocr~wied by over 200 percent since 2014. 'rhattk you for t!lkiug the tirne to review 
this letter. I hope you cort$i:d-er this input in your final decision.

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to pt·ovide people with a safe place to sleep. It is disheartening to know that there are extensive 
resources available to he1p people overcome homelessness, hut that we cannot offer them the 
basic right to safety, health and shelter, 
1 respectfully urge you to consider approving the request made by the Ruman Sen-ices 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number o{beds ftom 
425 to J ,ooo. I believe that we should do whatever it take.<i to proV1de people w,tb. n safe riare tu 
sleep. It would be beneficial to our City and our coru.1mmity to bring people in and address \'ht 
crisis of unsheltered homelessness. Please ft..-el free to i·cach out with any furtl1~r q_u ~,ion~ or 
concerns. Thank you in advanct! for your co11Sideration.

12/14/2019 
Re: 
Human Services Campus $pedal Permit Amendment 
Oear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing in response to the request made by the Human Services Campus, 
Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit to 
provk\e up '\o 1000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. / /;lm a 
supporter o f' t /1e work t hat is being don e by the p e o p lo at these agen cies, and I support 
the request that has been made to address unsheltered homelessness. 
I notice the effects of homelessness daily, and It is a shame to see people 
struggling on the streets. The 2019 Point-in-Time count has shown an increase by 
22% of unsheftered indfvi.duals since 2018 alone. Every human has a right to the basic 
necessities of food, water, and shelter. People experiencing unsheltered homelessness 
need an immediate solution for their safety and health. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to consider approving the request made-
by the Human Services Campus to expand th(;! maximum number of beds from 425 to 
1000. l am in fl.!11 support of a plan to address hometess. of which sh~l-ter beds are a 
necessary (;omponent. These people in our community need our support. Please tee\ 
free to contact me with any questions. 
I

Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendmcmt 
Case No. Z-SP-2-/9-7 
Dear Mayot and Council, 
12/l4/20 I 9 
I am writing in response to the request made by the Human Services Campus, Saint 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use pennit to provide up to 
I 000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I um a supporter of the work that is 
beiug done by the people at these agencies, and l support the request that has been made to 
address unsheltered homelessness. 
I notice tl1e effects of homelessness daily, and it is a shame to see people struggling on 
the streets. The 2019 Point-in-Time count has shown an increase by 22°/o of unsheltered 
individuals since 2018 alone. Every human has a right to tho basic necessities of food, waler, and 
shelter. People experiencing unsheltered homelessness need an immediate solution for their 
safety and health. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to consider approving the request made by the 
Human Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full 
support of a plan to address homeless, of which shelter beds are a necessary component. These 
people in our community need our support Please feel free to contact me with any questions. 
Sincerely, 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Ptmnit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dea1· Mayor and Council, 
I am w1·iting in support of the request made by the Humn.n services Campus. &'l. Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Spedtll u e ,, . · l 
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shc!ter beds for people experiencing homeless1less. As someone who supports the lluman 
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community. It is not difficult to notice the number of people without shelter. Direct encounters 
witl1 those experiencing homelessness hnve made it clear to me that we must increase the 
number of shelter beds. 
The current permit, which allows for only 425 beds, does not allow for a sufficient 
amount of shelter beds. According to the 2019 Point-inThne Count, the nmnber of unsheltered 
people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 pel'cent in the last year and by over 200 
percent since 2014. Because of the current cap on the Special Use Permit, the staff at the Hu.man 
Services Campus is unable to provide shelter to upwards of 400 people a month. I believe that 
our inability to provide hundreds of people with a safe place to sleep is atrocious. All people 
deserve access to basic needs-like food, water and shelter. People also deserve safety and health, 
and it is unacceptable the hundreds of Phoenixicians lack safe sleeping accommodations. 
I respectfu11y urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. The City of 
Phoenix has a responsibility to do something about the number of people sleeping outside. 
These individuals are our nejghbors. They are your constituents regardless of their housing 
status. I believe that adding shelter beds is a necessary step in addressing homelessness and 
strengthening our community. Please feel free to reach out with 1;my additional questions or 
comments. 
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rn causes mdividoals to venture out inlo the strec s, 
neighborhoods because they have nowhere else to go. Individuals who lack 
shelter are forced to move elsewhere to seek a place of rest. 1 believe that 
every individual deserves shelter. lf we want people to ma:xlmize the extensive 
resources made available by the agencies on the Human Services Campus, w e 
need to provide them with a safe place to sleep. 
I urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul. amd Andrt~ House to increase the 
maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. This is a need in our community, 
as evident by the 2019 Point-in .. Time Count which revealed a 22 percent 
increase in unsheltered homelessness. The City of Phoenix needs a strategy to 
address homelessness. Providing people with shelte1· is a crittcal component of 
that strategy. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or 
comments. 
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12-13-2019 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Porm11 Amendmont 
Cas1a1 No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing to show my f II 
ll 
supPQrt of the request rnado by t~ Human $.')N\ces 
Campus. SI. Vincent de Paul e d A d 
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fl 
· n re ouse to modify lh£¾ ox1st•t1g Spe<;1a1 tJS1ll Permit to 
provide \JP to 1,000 shelter beds !or people exponencing hornelessnem;. M 11 now ~\Mds, lhore 
are only 425 beds and they are fl.ill every night Eoch month, hundl'-0ds of poople teel< shelter at 
the Human Services Campus and are turned away from shettar because the Speclal \J'1>6 ?emi'1\ 
limits the number of boos. 
This causes individuals to venture out intb the streets, or nearby nelghbomood~ because 
they have nowhere efse to go. Jndivldu als who lack shelter are forced to move el~ewhere to 
seek a place of rest. I bet/eve !hat every individual deserves shelter. If we wan\ people to 
maximize the extensive resources made available by the agencies on the Human Services 
Campus, we need to provide them with a safe place to sleep. 
I urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus. 
St. Vincent oe Paul. amd Andre House to increase the maximum number of beds from 425 to 
1,000. This is a need in our community, as evident by the 2019 Point-In-Time Cooot wh\ch 
revealed a 22 percent increase in unsheltered homelessness. The City of Phoenbc needs a 
strategy to address homelessness. Providing people with shelter is a critical component of tha:t 
strategy. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
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t,t . HunMn Servlces Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 12, 2019 
I am writing this letter in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existfng Special use 
Permit. I believe that approving this request Is a necessity for our city, As a supporter of 
the Human Services Campus, I am aware of the rising number of unsheltered 
individuals. According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count. there are over 3,000 
unsheltered Individuals In Maricopa County and I am concerned that we do not have 
enough beds to shelter everyone in need. 
The many service providers on the Campus work diligently to provide people with 
the tools and resources they need to exit homelessness. Because of the 425 bed limit, 
they are not able to provide a bed for all of the people they are serving. This is 
Inhumane. I believe that everyone has the right to a safe place to sleep. 
Approving this request to modify the existing permit is a necessary step in our 
city's efforts to address homelesshess, which affects thousands of people per year. I 
strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving this request. Thank you for 
taking the time to revJew my letter. Please feel free to reach out with any further 
questions or concerns. 
Sincerely,

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Re: 
Hu.man Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
12/13/2019 
1 am writing in support of the request made by the Human Services c 
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ampus, 
•. m~e~t e Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit 
wh1c~ l~mits the n~mber of shelter beds at a maximum of 425 beds. These agencies 
are w1Hmg to prov1de up to 1000 shelter beds for people experiencing 
homelessness, and we should do whatever lt takes to support this effort and 
provide people with the necessities for safety, health and well-being. 
According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, the number of unsheltered 
people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year. 1 
see the effects of homelessness daily, and it Is clear to me that there Is a growing 
need for a timely solution. Many individuals are sleeping on the streets or places 
not meant for human habitation. These are our unsheltered neighbors and they 
deserve basic necessities like food, water and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their 
homelessness, I believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue their 
work in helping stabilize people and find them liousing. I respectfully urge the City 
of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. 
Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 
to 1,000. We need to do something as a city about the number of people who lack a 
safe place to sleep each need. This amendment to the existing Special Use Permit is 
one way to address this crisis. 
Thank you for your consideration, 
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RE: Human Services C ampus Special p 
· 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
erm,t Amendrnent 
Decen1ber 15, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing this letter in support of th 
. 
e request made by the Human 
Services Campus, Andre Hollse and St V 
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. 
to modify their existing 
Spec,af Use Permit and increase the number of 
shelter beds from 4-.5 
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to 1,000. As 
a supporter of the agencies working to help peopl 
. 
e navigate through 
homelessness, I strongly urge you to approve this ren 
. 
"'luest and prov1d.e more 
shelter beds for our unsheltered neighbors. 
I believe that all people deserve a safe place to sleep p,,. 
1 
. 
, ... op e trymg to end 
their homelessness are even further challenged if they are told that all of the 
shelter beds are full. People then have to go out into the community and seek 
unique shelter accommodations in tents and alleys. Not only have I witnessed the 
rise in encampments, but the 2019 Point-in-Time Count reveals a 22 percent 
increase in unsheltered homelessness in the past year. It is disheartening to know 
that we have data showing this alarming trend and yet, there is no city-wide plan 
to address it. 
Approving the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent <le 
Paul and Andre House is one way to address this situation. We have the 
opportunity to add shelter beds in already existing buildings and we should do 
everything we can to support this effort to provide people with a healthy and safe 
place to sleep. I hope you consider this input in your decision making. Thank you 
iew this letter.

RE: I-I urn an S 
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erv1ces Campus S 
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Case No. Z-SP-2-19.7 pec1a ermit Anlendmeor 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
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are turned away from shdrer hecau.st: die Sf'{:-c1.tl Use I\:tmlt fiin1~ the numbt..-r of !.wd, 
This causes individuals to w:ntun. out ioto the ~rr~c-, !JJ n<:Jrbv ,ic.:110hhothortd.s heou - ,h~v 
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have nowhere else to go. Individuals who l.lck ~helu.-r an: fur~ed ~o 11HWC d!>ewhe!r~ ro eek ~ f~" r ,,f 
rest. I believe that every individual deserves ~hdter. If w.: v..m pwp!e m ma.Kimi" t~ ti,snu<re 
resources made :1.vailable by the -1gcndes on t:ht: Human Stmce, Campus, ~1· 11ixd tel pn.H iJc t1-... n1 
with a safe place to sleep. 
l urge the City uf Phoenix to apprm·e th~ request made by the Httman Strvk~ Campu\, ilt 
Vincent de Paul. amd Andre House co increase the max..inmm number ufbeds from 425 to 1,000. Tuh 
is a need in our c,1mmtmiry, as evident by di~ 20151 Point•tn-Time Counr which rc\·t::iled a l2 ~cent 
incrcas<: in unsheltered horndessncss, The City of Plll.>enix need<. a Sl'1atcgy to addrcs., homde"i.,nCM. 
Providing people with shelter is a cr.itic~I component of chat maregy, Pfease f<;e! free co coru:at:t ni.: 
with any funher 9uestions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
~ /1/1; ~/u_v(' c9y ~

RE: Human Servf 
c 
· 
ces ampus Special Per · 
Ca$e No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
m1t Amendment 
Decernber 15, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
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wn ing this letter in support of the request made b 
Y the Human Services 
Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to modify the! 
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r ex sting Special Use Permit 
and increase the number of shelter beds from 425 to 1000 As 
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a supporter of the agencies 
working to help people navigate through homelessness I stro I 
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ng Y urge you to approve 
this request and provide more shelter beds for our unsheltered neighb 
ors. 
I believe that all people deserve a safe place to sleep. Peopl~ trying to end their 
homelessness are even further challenged if they are told that all of the shelter beds are 
full. People then have to go out into the community and seek unique shelter 
accommodations in tents and alleys, Not only have I witnessed the rise in encampments, 
but the 2019 Point-in-Time Count reveals a 22 percent increase in unsheltered 
homelessness in the past year. It is disheartening to know that we have data showing this 
alarming trend and yet, there is no city-wide plan to address it. 
Approving the request made by the Human Services Campus, St Vincent de Paul 
and Andre House is one way to address this situation. We have the opportunity to add 
shelter beds in already existing buildings and we should do everything we can to support 
this effort to provide people with a healthy and safe place to sleep. I hope you consider 
this input in your decision making. Thank you for taking the time to review this \etter. 
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habitation. These arc our unsheltered neighbors and they deserve ba.cfrc necesSttles 1 e 
food, Water and sl1e1ter, 
As .a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their 
homelessness, I believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue their work 
in helping stabilize people and find them housing. I respectfu11y urge the City of Phoenix 
to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and 
Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. We need to do 
something as a city about the number of people who lack a safe place to sleep each nee.d. 
This amendment to the existing Special Use Permit is one way to address this crisis. 
Thank you for your consideration, 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 15, 2019 
I am writing rn support of the request made by the Human Services carnpu. s St v· 
t d p I 
, 
. mcen 
e a1.1, 
and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for 
people experiencing homelessness. There Is a growing need for more shelter beds. 1 know how hard 
these service providers are working to find people housing and provide them with resources, and I fully 
support this request to bring people in off the streets. 
The current permit, which allows for only 425 beds, does not adequately provide enough beds 
for the growing population of people who are sleeping outside. Did you know that the 2019 
Point-In-Time Count shows that unsheltered homelessness has Increased by over 200 percent since 
2014? Despite the steady increase year-after-year, the maximum limit under the existing Special Use 
Permit has remained the same. I have noticed the consequences of this dally; I see more people than 
ever before who are sleeping in tents, alleys and other places that are not meant for human habitation. 
/t ls disheartening to know that so many of our community members lack shelter. The individuals 
sleepfng outside are our unsheltered neighbors. They too deserve the basic rights of shelter, safety and 
health. 
By providing permitting for more shelter beds, the Human Services Campus can safely move 
hundreds of people experiencing homelessness inside, thus providing them with restrooms, water and a 
bed to sleep in. f strongly and respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the 
Human Services campus, Andre House and St, Vincent de Paul to expand the maximum number of beds 
from 425 to 1,000. 1 believe the City of Phoenix should do whatever it can to provide shelter to people in 
need. 
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RE: Human Services Cam . 
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pus Special Permit Amendment 
ase o. Z-SP~4~19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
The purpose of this letter is to show my ~pport for the requeM madt by Ar.dr~ H•1..; .. !I. 
the H\Unan Services Campus, and St. Vincent de Paut to amend the exlstiug Sp~ial t:.:.•; r~rnM 
and increase shelter capacity for people exptriendng hom~les:me,;s, nus p~inut .ippro,.1'i 15 
crucial to address the need for shelter in our city. Ofierihg unsheltered ind1vittuttls n ~arc plect> 
to sleep is a necessary first step in working with them to end their homdes:mess 
1 see the effects of homelessness on our City more and more ench day. I believe c\.:cyone 
should have access to a safe place to sleep 11nd protection froin the cold -0r he,d. There art• 
service providers well prepared to shelter more people; the}' only need the appro'lla! of the Clt} 
and Mayor to amend this outdated Special Use Per,rnit.1'he C.'lp ot 425 be<ls does notbing tu 
accommodate the alarming rise in unsheltered homelessness. The 2019 Point~in~'rime Count 
showed that the number of people sleeping outside, or in places not rneant for sleeping, 
incre11sed by 22 percent in the last year. It is concerning to see t11at number rise and know that 
we have failed to provide adequate shelter c!tpactty. The people sleeping outsu.ie are our 
unsheltered neighbors. They are members of mu· community who deserve a safe place to slet>p, 
I strongly and respectfully urge yoi1 to consider approving the amendment tQ the Special 
use Permit. As a-supporter of the Human Service Caropi1s, St. Vincent de Pattl, and Andre 
Hous~J 1 believe thtit adding shelter beds is a necessary component of our dty
1s re.'l:ponsc to 
homelessness. Please feel free toe contact me \Vith aey furth.er questions or comments.

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
December 13th, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council , 
. 
I" am Writing in sup-port of the request made by the Human services Cam us 
Sam~ Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Per~lt to 
provide up to r ,000 shelter beds. I can personally attest to the urgent need for action 
to address the issue of unsheltered homelessness. The current permit, which provides 
for only 425 ~eds, falls short of addressing the growing population of unsheltered 
people expenencfng homelessness. 
. Accordfng to the 2019 Pofnt-in Time Count, the number of unsheltered people 
has increased by 22 percent in the last year. However, due to current permitting, the 
human services campus is forced to turn away around 500 people a month for shelter. 
These individuals are already using services, but because of the cap, there aren't 
enough shelter beds. By allowing more shelter beds, the Human Services Campus, 
Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul can help even more people overcome 
homelessness and find housing. I encounter so many vulnerable people who need a 
safe place to sleep. The addition of shelter beds would not only benefit people 
experiencing homelessness, but it would benefit our entire community. 
I respectf ulty urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the 
service providers to increase the maximum number of shelter beds from 425 to 1,000. 
This would act as a massive step forward for our city, a city that needs to do rnore to 
address homelessness. Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. Please feel 
free to contact me with any questions or comments. 
Very truly yours, 
I )GfY)1-{JtN' 
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71 :>S t, Hon"'.ie.c- l.Oo..y 
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RE: Human Services Campus Sp~cial Permtt Amendment 
. Case No. Z-SP·2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
Dc~rmbi:r 1~. ;?019 
I am writing this letter in support of the rcqm:::it made by tfw Hum..i11 S1.:1 \ recs C'an1pu~. 
St. Vincent de Paul m1d Andre House 10 modify thi: e-;:jstmg $p1:cial IJlic P<!m11t. t bdi-:-\,; 11l.1t 
approving this request is a necessity for our city. As a suppum~r of the Humau Scrvkcs C:nmpu~. 
I am aware of the rising number of uushehereJ indiyid\1-:lls. ,\ccotdit1g W the 2019 l'-0mt-m-·1 m1(; 
Count, there are over 3,000 unsheltered imlividtmls in Murkopa County and l ~un co11ccni~J. 11ml 
wed() not huvc enough beds to sht'lter everyont iu neeJ. 
The many service providers on th~ Cumpu!i work diligently to pmvkk pwpte wtth th..: 
tools and reso\.trces they need to exit homelessness. Becaus1.: of the 425 b\!<l lunit, they an~ not 
able t0 provide a bed for ~ti of the pNple they are se1 viug.. This 1s inhummw. I befo:vi.: that 
everyone has the right 10 a safe pbce to sleep. 
Approvini; this request to modify the existing pen11it il) a necessary ~tep in our city's 
dforts ti) aduress homelessnc~, which affects thousands of p~ople per year. I strongly and 
rl!spectfully urge you to consider approving this request. Thank you fo1· taking the time to n;v1ew 
my letter. Pkai.~ feel free 10 reach out wich any futtber questions or concerns.

Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendme11t 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
12/13/201. 9 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
. 
I am writing in support of the requ~st made by the Human Services Campus, St. 
Vrncent de Paul, and Andre House to mocl1fy the existing Special Use permitwhich limits 
the ~umber of shelter beds at a maximum of 425 beds. These agencies are WIiiing to 
provide u~ to 1000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness, and we should do 
whatever It takes to support this effort and provide people with the necessities for safety, 
health and well-being. 
According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, the number of unsheltered people 
experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year. \ see the effects of 
homelessness daily, and it is dear to me that there is a growing need for a timely solution. 
Many individuals are sleeping on the streets or places not meant for human habitation. 
These are our unsheltered neighbors and they deserve basic necessities like food, water 
and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their 
homelessness, I believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue their work in 
helping stabilize people and find them housing. I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to 
approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Pau\ and Andre 
House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. We need to do 
something as a city about the number of people who lack a safe place to sleep eac.h need. 
This amendment to the existing Special Use Permit is one way to address this crisis. 
Thank you for your consideration, 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
'.12/16/19 
Please accept this letter of support in response to the request made by the 
Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing 
Special Use Permit, limiting the number of shelter beds to 425. The amendment would 
allow them to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. I 
am in full support of this request proposed by these agencies. 
I support this request because I believe that everyone deserves a safe place to 
sleep. The number of unsheltered people Is rising and the service providers are 
attempting to help our neighbors on the street and our community by bringing them In 
and offering them a shelter bed. The Point-in-Time Count states that unsheltered 
homelessness increased by 22 percent In 2019. In knowing that more people lack 
shelter than ever before, it is our responsibility to do whatever it takes to provide people 
with the necessities for safety and health. 
ft is disheartening to see the effects of unsheltered homelessness each day. As a 
supporter of the Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul, I urge 
the City of Phoenix to approve their request to increase the maximum number of beds 
from 425 to 1000. I believe that we need a plan to end homelessness in our city. 
Approving the request to shelter more people is a way to work towards that plan. 
Thank you for your time,

I~ 112"019 
()c;:ir Mayor and Council, 
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2019 r\11nr-in-·1 iml' count, 'Die 2019 J>ofot-,n-Tirnl.' t'oum .1 
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slu~ping outdoor:,, or 111 other unsak living conditions. With ·t lh ·
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l lumon Services C'mupus is pu1 in the t{)u,t?h pos1tio11 of prnvidiug pc .. iph. wuh 
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.. -,,out·t.~ t<i help 
them out of homdt:ssn~ss, un<l then telling them that tucy arl! 1vit t11lowt:'d to }JfOVi<l.,,; them a 
:-.l1dtcr ht:d, This is inJ1umanc. l bi:licvc that everyone dl!sr.:rvei.. sh~lkr. 
[ strnngly 1:t11d n.:~pcclf1dly urge you to consider approving an amc:.nJrni,:m 1.u \he Sp'-'.Cial 
Us1,; Pcm,it limiting t'he number of shelter beds. The Human Service Cumpi1s., St. Vinccnt<lc 
PnuJ, nnd Andre House fffc mnking an !.:ffort to shelter pe<iplc who UN llh::~p1ng, outside. people 
who dcscrv~ safety mid /-:heller. Tl1~ City of Plwcnix has ;1 r~i.ponsibility to provide ~hdter for all 
~•f ifs· canstjtucnts. rnganJkss of their housing status. Adding shdtcr bt.:ds is a11 impurt.anl step in 
improving om communi1y
1s n:sponsr..: to homclcssncs:,;, Pl\.\ase fod free ln reaeh out or contl.ltt me 
v1th any filrthcr qw.:sifons or com111cnts. 
Vi1h J,;nttitt1dc,

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December , 2, 2019 
RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
I am writing this letter in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
Permit. I believe that approving this request is a necessity for our city As a s 
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the Human Services Campus, I am aware of the rising number of unsheltered 
individuals. According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, there are over 3,000 
unsheltered individuals in Maricopa County and I am concerned that we do not have 
enough beds to shelter everyone in need. 
The many service providers on the Campus work diligently to provide people w\tn 
the tools and resources they need to exit homelessness. Because of the 425 bed limit, 
they are not able to provide a bed for all of the people they are serving. This is 
inhumane. I believe tha.t everyone has the right to a safe place to sleep. 
Approving this request to modify the existing permit is a necessary step In our 
city's efforts to address homelessness, which affects thousands of peop\e per year.\ 
strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving this request. Thank you for 
taking the time to review my letter. Please feel free to reach out wi.th any further 
questions or concerns. 
Sincerely, 
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R~. Human Ser\'lces Campus Spec:a1 Pernit Amendmem 
Case No Z~SP-2-19-7 
Deer Mayor and Council, 
1 am v-~ ... ,tmg in support of the request made by th~ Human Services Camp_us< 
-, 
Vincent de Paul. and ~.ndre House to modify-the ax1stlng S:>eciat Use Per-n,1 !-' 
Sci.~! e up to 1,000 shelter beds I can personally attest to the urgen~ need for aei,;,.·• r J 
P'o;r'~ss tre issue of unsheltered homelessness. The current permH, wtHch proi,,des t~, 
ad 1 425 beds. ra:,s short of address ng the growing populat1on of unst:ielleredpecj; ~ 
~~;e!'iencing hometessness. 
According to the 20-: 9 Point-in Time Count, the number of unsheltered peopfe 
has ,ncreased by- 22 percent In the last year. However, due to current penntn r,g the 
numa'1 ser J!ces campus ls forced to tum away around 500 peopt.e a mon~h for Shelter 
Triese 1nd1\ 1aua's are already using services, but because of the cap, there aren·t 
enough shelter beds. By aUowfng more shelter beds, the Human Services Campus, 
Andre Ho,ljse and St. Vincent de Paul can help e\ en more peopte overcome 
ho--ns,essness and find housing. I encounter so many vulnerable people v:honeed a 
safe place !o sleep. The addition of shelter beds would not only benefit people 
expertenc.ng homelessness, but it vvould benefit our entire commurnty. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the ser / ce 
ptc>J ders to increase the maximum number of shelter beds from 42.5 to 1,000. This 
>'.ouJd act as a massive step forward for our city, '1 cfty that needs to do rnore to address 
homelessness, Thank you tor taking the time to read this letter. Ple'ase foel free to 
contact me with any questions or comments.

RE: Human Services C<1mpus Special Pemut Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP~2~ 19-7 
Dear Ma) or and Council, 
o.cemt>er 13th, 2019 
I am wnting this letter because I believe that everyone deserves a safe place to sleep. I 
fu'1y support the request rnade by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre 
House to modify the ex,stmg Special Use Permit to provide up to 1.000 shelter beds for people 
experiencing homelessness. As a supporter of the service providers working to help end 
home!essness. I strongly advocate for the approval of their request. 
I support the request to modify the Special Use Permit -because it is disheartening to see 
so many people who lack access to shelter. safety and health. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count 
found that the number of unsheltered homeless people has increased by 22 percent since 2018, 
yet there has been no effort made to offer support to this increasing population. We need a plan 
to address homeless in Phoenix. All individuals deserve the right to have access to food, water. 
and shelter. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of 
beds from 425 to 1000. I am in fulf support of the service providers working to help people 
experi-encing homelessness in Phoenix. Our city needs a solution to the overwhelming Increase 
in the number of people sleeping outside, Bringing people of the street and into shelter benefits 
both them and our community as a whole. Please feel free to contact me with any further 
questions or concerns.

RE: Human Sen4ces Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19•7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
oecember 12, 2019 
l am 'Nriting this letter In support of the request made by the Human Services 
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· · g Special Use 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to modify the ex,sun 
Permit. I believe that approving thls request is a necessity for our city, As a supporter of 
'the Human Services Campus. I am aYrore of the rising number of unsheltered 
tndivlduals. Accordlng to the 2019 Polnt•1n-Time Count, there are over 3,000 
unsheltered individuals In Maricopa County and I am concerned that we do not have 
enough beds to shefter everyone m need. 
The many service providers on the Campus work diligently to provide people with 
the tools and resources they need to exit homelessness. Because of the 425 bed limit. 
they are not able to provide a bed for all of the people they are serving. This is 
inht..tmane. I b&Ji:eve that evetyone has the right to a safe place to sleep. 
Approving this request to modify the existing permit is a necessary step in our 
cily's efforts to address homelessness, which affects thousands of people per year. 1 
strongly and respectfully urge .you fo consider approving this request. Thank you for 
laktn9 tbe time to rev/ ew my letter. Please feel free to reach out with any further 
questions or concerns . 
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Sincerely,

RE: Humans 
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Case }.:o_ Z-SP-2-19-1 pecia} Pennit Amendment 
12-13-2019 
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every rught, Each month, hundreds of people seek shelter at the Huma.n 
Services Campus and are turned away trom shelter b,H:auiU! tbl" Spi.•rial Use 
Permit limits the number of beds, 
This causes individuals t-0 venture .out into the streets., or nearby 
neighborhoods heca.use they have nm•1here else to go. 1ndividuab ,vho lack 
shelter are forced to move elsewhere to seek a place of rest. r belie"e that 
e,•ery indi\idua.l deserves shetteJ. If we want people to maximize the extensive 
resources made available by the agencies on tbe Human Sen•ices Campus, we 
need to provide them with a safe place to sleep. 
I urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campl.1$, St. Vincent de Paul. amd Andre House to in~rease the 
maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000. This is a need in -0ur community, 
as evideJlt by the 2019 Point-in-Time Count which revealed a 22 percent 
increase in unsheltered homete.ssness, The City of Pho~.mi~ needs a strategy to 
address homelessness. Providing people with shelter is a critical component of 
that strategy. Please feel free to eontaet me with any further questions or 
comments.

Dccem.Lcr 15, 2019 
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1 be Uwc that nll pcoplt:-O~M!n.·c ~ saf<' pbu-,c t.o i;h•ep. Peop!w trying to t·nd thi:ir 
homelessness arc even forth er cbaHc-ngcd if they arc told th<tt uU of the shelter bros are 
full. P~i,pl(! th~n have t1'.J go out into the community and seek unique shelter 
ar:eormno<lation·, in tents and a1lt;y.S. Not only have I witnessed the rise in encampmt'nls, 
hut the 2019 l'oint-in-Time Count reve-als a 22 percent increase in unsheltere,l 
fwm~h.!ssa.e.% m the past year. It is disheartening to know that we have data showing 
this al&rming trond and yet. there is no city-\"'ide plan to address it. 
Approving the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul 
and Andre ffouse-is one way lo address this situation. We have the opportunity to add 
sheftt•r beds in already existing buildings and we should do everything we can t-0 support 
thiH effort to provide people with a healthy and safe place to sleep. r hope you consider 
this input in your decision making. Thank you for taking the time to review this letter. 
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Case No. Z-SP-2-]9~~us Special Perrn:tArnendrnent 
Dear Mayor and Council 
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12/13/2~19 
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. I am writing this letter in response to the request made by the l-turnan 
... e_rv:_ces Cam_pu5, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to modify their 
existing Special Use Permit. The amendment to the permit would af:o•.v these 
agenciE:s to provide up to 1,000 shelter beds in existing spaces on the Ht,unar 
Services Campus and adjacent to Andre House. I am urging you to approve 
this request and help provide people experiencing homelessness with a safe 
p!ace to sleep. 
As a supporter of the agencies working to help peop!e end their 
hornt::!essress, l understand the gravity of this issue. The additional bed$ 
wourd bring in individuals who are already on the street, he!ping them 
interact with the necessary resources in ending their homelessness. vVe hc:ive 
a respons bility to shelter our unsheltered neighbors. These ind1viduats have a 
right to shelter, food and water. 
Tr.!s is an opportunity to vastly improve the way we adctress 
homelessness in Phoenix. According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count 
uns!--.e!tered homelessness hns increased by over 200 percent smce 2014 
Thonk you for taking the time to tevtew this letter I hope you consider this 
input in your f,nal dDds1cn. 
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Re: 
Human Services campus special permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
1-l rnan services . 
I am writing in support of the request made by tne ;. e,<isting special 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modifY t 
. urn of 425 beds, 
Use permit ":'hich lim_its the number of shelter beds at a rn:';:,r people 
. 
l'hese agencies are wiilmg to provide up to 1000 shelter~• l< s to support thtS 
"l'P•riencing homelessness, and we should do whatever ,t ta 1 ~ and 
rt and provide people with the necessities for safety, hea t ' 
being. 
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of unsheltered 
According to the 2019 Point- in-Time count, the num er . 
h I t year, 
~riencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent int e _as 
see the effects of homelessness daily and it is clear to me that there 
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,paces not meant for human habitation These are our unsheltered 
llbolJ and they deserve basic necessities like food, water and shelter. 
a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their 
sness, I believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue 
work in helping srab1lizc people and find th~111 housing. I respectfully 
rge the City of Phoenix to approve thl' n•qut'st n1ade by the Human Services 
rampus, St. Vinc1mt de l'a11l and Andre 11on~,· to eitpand the maximum nmnOet 
of beds from 1,✓5 to 1, ooo. We need to do ~mn thing .is a city about the number 
ofpeopfo who lack a saft• pl.ict• to sit ~pc, ch need. This -a111ent1ment to the 
r i'tmi; Sp •d,11 U5t' I' •JJnit is om· wc1y to atlclress rhis cri~is.

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number ,,f shdtcr i,.,Js ,. one of 1he first ,wp, in that plan, I strongly urge the City of Phoenix to 
opprovc tl1c request made hy the Hmnan Services Campus, Andre l lousc and SL Vincent de Paul 
10 increase the n1axiu1um number ofhcds [ront 425 10 \000. This amendment to the Special Use 
Permi I is ,n opp<>rrunity ,o ,.,;pond to the crisis of unsheltered homelessness in Phoenix. Please 
fed free to «och uut with any questions or comments you may have for me. Thank you. 
With gratitude.

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. S t>cial Permit Amendment 
RE: Human Services Campus p 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19•7 
De.:1r Mt1yor -ind Council, 
December 15, 2019 
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rt.>quested by Andre House, The Human Services ampus, 
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This 1-mJuest would increase the number or shelter beds from 4•25 lo a maximum 
of 1,000. Changing thjs restrictive cap is necessary because the number of 
unsheltered individuals has been rising since 2014, yet the shelter bed maximum 
has stayed at 425. This is a necessity for our unsheltered neighbors who do not 
have a safe place to sleep that protects them from the heat or cold, 
lt is disheartening to see more and more people sleeping on the streets. 1 
believe that everyone has the right to basic needs like food, water and shelter. 
Many of the people sleeping outside are using the services at the Human Services 
Campus. They deserve a safe place to sleep. 
I respectfully urge you to consider approving this amendment to the 
existing Special Use Permit, thus allowing the Human Service Campus, St. Vincent 
de Paul, and Andre House to shelter more people. I believe that our city needs a 
plan to address homelessness. Approving this request to add more shelter beds 
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would be a great start to that plan. Please fee) free to follow up with any questions 
or concerns. 
Very truly yours1

Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Gase No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
December 13th, 2019 
Dear Mayor and Council 
' 
1 am ~ritln.g this letter in support of the request made by the Human Services 
Cam~us, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use 
pe.rm,t to provide up to 1000 shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness. \ am 
writing because of my appreciation for the work that is being done by the service 
providers for people experiencing homelessness. I fully support the request being made 
In order to address the lack of shelter. 
The negative effects of homelessness are steadily worsening within our city. 
According to Point-In-Time count, the number has been increasing steadily over the 
past few years, and has increased 22% since 2018, with the current statistic doubled 
since 2014. This community issue needs to be addressed. We need to do what is right 
and provide basic necessities such as food, water, and shelter for our unsheltered 
neighbors. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the 
Human Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to expand the 
maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am In full support of a plan to address 
homelessness and providing shelter to those in need is a crucial component for that 
plan. 
Sincerely, 
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Special Permit Amendment 
RE: Human Servtces Campus 
Cose N-0. Z-SP~2-19•7 
Oeor Mnyor and Covnci~ 
of the re uest mode by the Human Services. 
I am writlng In support d Andr~ Hous~ to modify the existing Spec,ol Use 
Com~us., St. Vl~cent ~e ~~:~ ~~etter beds for people exper1encing hometessnes~. I 
Permit to prov! e up o ' f h 
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commend the great work o t ese orga 
request to modify their permit. 
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Witn the current cop of just 425 beds, oround 500 peopte who go t 
Human Servf ces Campus seeking shelter ore turned owoy and forced to steep on 
the str~t eoch month. I hove noticed the effects of this inadequate s~etter 
copocity ond It is disco\Jroging to see on o daily basis. The 2019 Poi~t-in-Tlm~ 
-0oto shows o ,2 percent increase in the number of unsheltered lndivlduo~ s,~ce 
2078. I believe that the artificial cop of 425 beds is unocceptoble because tt foils to 
accommodate the persistent Increase of unsheltered people yeor-after-yeor. The 
lndividuais sleeping outside are my unsheltered neighbors. They ore residents of 
our city and your constituents, regardless of their housing status. f believe that 
we should cJo everything we con to provide them with the basic rights of safety 
and heo{th. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to opprove the request made by the 
Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Poul to expand the 
maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I fully support the efforts of the 
service providers working to hetp people experiencing homelessness. Amending 
the Special Use Permtt woukl give hundreds of people o safe place to sleep. This 
Is an urgent 0nd necessary step if we wish to c;Jo something about the rise in 
\Jnsheltered homelessness in our city. Thonk you for your time and consideration, 
Slncare!.y,

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they have nowhere d$C to go. Individuals who lack shelter arc forced to move elsewhere to i;cck 
a place of rest. l believe that every individual deserves shelter, If we want pcopl~ 10 maximize 
the exlcn .. ">ive resources made available by the agencies on t11e Human Services Campus, we need 
to provide them wirh a safo place to sle(p. 
1 urge the City of Phoenix: to approve the request made by the Human Serviees Campus, 
St. Vincent de Pr1nJ. amd Andre House to increa,e tht maximum number of beds from 425 to 
1,000. This is a need in our c;o1nmuni1y, as cvid~nt by the 2019 Point-in-T-itne Count whic;h 
r..:vi:aled a 22 percent increase in unsheltered homelessness.. The City of Phoenix needs a strattgy 
to address homelessness. Providing people with shelter ii; n critical component of that strat~gy. 
PJ~,Vic fi!el frett tc comact me with any further questions or c~mm:ients. 
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Ser. i:es Campus, St. \llnccn¾: Ct.: Pihll. umd Amktt houst: to mer ,~ase: tht: m,:ix1f:'l1,.1r, 
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RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. z~sP-2-19-7 
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up to 1,000 shelter beds. As a proud supporter of these agencies, I ain in full support of their 
efforts to do something about the number of pitople sleeping on the streets. 
Since 2014, the amount of unsheltered individuals has been rising, as reflected in the 
2019 Point-in-Time count. The 2019 Point-in-Time Counc showed 3,188 Individuals who were 
sleeping outdoors or in other unsafe living condhions. With a limit of just 425 she\ter beds, the 
Human Services Campus is put in the tough position of providing people with resources i:o help 
them out of homelessness, and then telling them that they are not allowed to provide them a 
shelter bed. This is inhumane. I believe that everyone deserves shelter, 
1 strongly and respectfully urge you to consider approving an amendment to the Sµecia\ 
Use Permit limiting the number of shelter beds. The H\.1man Service Campus1 St. Vincent de 
Paul, and Andre House are making an effort to shelter people who are sleeping outslde, peop\e 
who deserve safety and shelter. The City of Phoenix has a responsibility to provide she\ter for al 
of its' constituents, regardJess of their housing status. Adding she\tei: beds is an important steJ 
in improving our community's response to hom~less11ess. Please feel free to reach out or cont 
me with any further questions or comments. 
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RE: lfuman S.:rv1c11s Campus Sp<1cial Permit Anlf.'11dme111 
Ca.re Na. Z-S/'.}-J9.7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
J nm writing Chis lcucr because I believe that everyone deserve~ a ~afe pluce to s\e<:p. 1 fully 
support the requcSt mndc by tho Human Services Camp\1s, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre Hoit,;e to 
modify the existing Special Use Pcnnit lo provide up to 1,000 sheller beds for people experienc.in 
homelessness. As n supporter of the service providers working to hdp end homeles,'lness, 1 i.trong~y 
advoc;lll) for the approval of Lbeir request. 
1 support the request to modify the Special Use Permit because it is di~hcartcning to sec so many 
people who lack access to shelter, safety imd l.1e11ltb. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count found that the number 
of tmshcltercd homeless people has incrcnsed by 22 p.:reent since 2018, yet there has been no effort made 
to offer support to this incre11sing population. We need a plm1 to address homeless in Phoenix. All 
individuals deserve the right to have access to food, water, and shelter. 
1 respectftiJ!y urge the City of Phoenix to approve tbc request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 
I 000. I am in full support of the service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness in 
Phoenix. Our city needs a solution to the overwhelming increase in the number of people sleeping 
outside. Bringing people of the street and into shelter benefits both them and our community as a whole. 
Please fed free to contact me with any further questions or concerns. 
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Re: 
Human services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
case No. z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Meiyor and Council, 
12/13/2019 
I am writing in support of the request made by, the Human 
services campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify 
the existing Special Use perm.it which limits the numbe:c of 
shelter beds at a maximum of 425 beds . These agencies are 
w.illing to provide up to 100-0 shel tei; beds for peo1He 
experiencing homel~ssness, and we should do whatever it take$ to 
support this effort and provide people with the necess~t1es tor 
safety, heal~h and well-bein~. 
Accord:ing t:o the 2019 Point--in-Tirne Count, t he numbe-r of 
unsheltered peopie experiencing homelessness has incr~ased by 22 
percent in the last year. I see the effects of homelessness 
daily, and 1t i~ clear to me that there is a growing need for a 
timely solution. Many individuals are sleeping on the streets or 
places not meant for human habitation. These are our unsheltered 
n~ighbors and they deserve basic necessities like food, water 
-and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help 
people end their homelessness, I 
believe this amendment is a 
necessity so they may continue their work :i,n helping stabilize 
people and find them. housiri9 . r respect fully urge the City of 
Phoenix t.o approve the request made by the Human Se.rvices 
Campus, St.. Vincent de Pa:ul and Andre House to expand the 
maximum number vf beds £tom 425 to 1,000 . We need to do 
.::.Qmething as a city about;_, the number or people who la.ck a .safe 
place to sleep each need. This amendtnent to the existing Special 
/Jsa Permit is one way to address this crisis. 
Thank you for your consideration,

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stent Increase of unsheltered people year-after-year. The indivi ua 
,de are my unsheltered neighbors. They are residents of our city and your 
(OtlStituems, regardless of their housing status. I believe that we should do 
-eve,ything we can to provide them wlth the basic rights of safety and health. 
I respectfully urge the Clty of Phoenix to approve the request made by the 
Human Services Campus, Andre House and St. Vincent de Paul to expand the 
maximum number of beds from 425 to 1000. I fully support the efforts of the 
service providers working to help people experiencing homelessness. Amending 
the Special Use Permit would give hundreds of people a safe place to sleep. This is 
an urgent and necessary step If we wish to do something about the rise in 
unsheltered homelessness In our cily. Thank you for your time and consideration. 
Sincerely,

WMl'lnl,.'"lri~ ett1tr to vo1c,• m; suppo t ror th1 .. rc-quc,t m 1d" by Andre• Hou·"'· St 
ul and the t-ium~n Sen ices Ca111pus to rno<.liW tht.1 e:ia:mng Spect.1l Uw P~tmlt 
h t.rn1ts lhe numbl!'r of ~neltcr beds to., m~)(iP1um of -125. nm 1-. nrit enough b~ds for au 
of the peopto seeking $helter. People are forced to set up tents and tarps as m.ike :,h1ft 
shelter bfx:~ut.e U}e sheltet beds are full each mg1,t. As a Mlppot t()r of th<+ service! providers 
v.otl< ng w1tt, people expertencmg homelessne~s, I fully support theu request to amend the 
perrnft and mc,~ase the maximum number of beds to 1,000. 
Over the tast few years1 I have noticed an lncreasfog number of people:? '.ile<?ping 
outside. The 2019 Pofnt-ln-nme Count for Maricopa County revealed a 22 percent increase 111 
tnc last year. i:h~ 20+- agencies on the Human Services Campus and the non-profits nearby 
are domg all they can to alleviate this issue and aid our unshelt ered residents, however, they 
ne-ed to be able to proVtd~ people with a safe place to sleep. lt is disheartenfrig to know that 
there are extenswe resources available to help people overcome homelessness, but that we 
canr:ot offer them the basic right to safety, health and shelter. 
I respectfutty urge you to consider approving the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 
425 to 1,000. I believe that we should do whatever it takes to provide people with a saf€ 
place to steep. It would be beneficial to our City and our community to bring people tn and 
address the crisis of unsheltered homelessness. Please feel free to reach out with any further 
qu~5t1ons or concerns. Thank you in advance for your consideration. 
Siocerely1

RE: Hum<'ln scrvicus Campus Special 't'errnit Mer.dr11ent 
Ca5e No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor ano council, 
l am writing this letter in support o: the ri:quest made by t.n'' 
rh.unan Services Campus , J>.ndn~ Hcuso, ar.d St. Vincent: de Paul to n~aifJ 
their existing Special ueie l?ermit ano 1ncrcasc thi: n'Jmbt:r o: sh,.d s;:.E':r 
beds from 425 to 1,000. As a supporter of tne a9encies worlo . .11g i:o ni:::li; 
people navi.gate t.nrough homelr.::~~nes!I, 1 stror.gly urge :1ou co ap9r ·10 
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1 bel~evc chat all people deserv~ a safe place LO nlee~ . feop.e 
are told that all of the 3helter beds arc full. People ~he~ have co go 
0 ut into th~ con~,unity and seek unique shelter acco~~odntions ~n ~c~t 
an-::1. alleys. ~:ot only havE: I witnessed tht: r;.se i:-: encampments, but the 
201S Point-in-Time Count reveals a 22 percent incrtase in unsheltered 
hor.;elessness in the past year. It is disheartening to Kno~ that we 
tave data showing this alarming trend and y•t , ch,e.r~ 1· 5 no 
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plan to address it . 
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Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
CnseNo. Z,.SP-2-19~7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
12/J3/2019 
I am wnting in support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. 
Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use permit which 
limits the number of shelter beds at a maximum of 425 beds. These agencies are willing 
to provide up to 1000 she1ter beds for people experiencing homelessness, and we should 
dow'ha.tever it takes to su;;iporl tbis effort and -provide people with the iwcessities for 
safoty, b.ealth and we11-'t\ei.ng. 
According to the 2019 Point-iu-Time Count, the number of unsheltered people 
expeliencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year. I see the effects 
of homelessness daily, and it is clear to me that there is a growing need for a timely 
solution. Many individuals are sleeping on the streets or places not meant for human 
habitation. These are our unsheltered neighbors and they deserve basic necessities like 
food, water and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their 
homelessness, I believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue their work 
in helping stabilize people and find them housing. I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix 
to approve the request made by lhe Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and 
Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 to 1,000, We need to do 
something as a city about the number of people who lack a safe place to sleep each need. 
This amendment to the existing Special Use Permit is one way to address this crisis. 
Than'k you for your consideration,

December l3\h, 2019 
Re: 
Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendm<..>nt 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
l arn writing this letter in support of the request mac.le by the Humar\ S£1'Vices 
Campus, Saint Vincent de Paul, and Andrn I louse to modify the existing Special Us(! 
permit to provide up to :i.ooo shelter beds fot· people experiencing homelessness.lam 
writing because of my appreciation for the work that is being dune by the service 
provide1·s for people experiencing homelessness. I fully support the request he'ing made 
in order to address the lack of shelter. 
The negative effects ofhomelesimess arc steadily worsening within. our city. 
According to Point-In-Time count, the number has been increasing steadUy over-the 
past few years, and has increased 22% ~ince 2.018, with the current statistic doub\ed 
since 2014. This community issue needs to be addressed. We need to do what i:s right 
and provide basic necessities such as food, water, and shelter for our unsheltered 
neighbors. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, Andre House, and St. Vincent de Paul to expand the maximum 
number of beds from 425 to 1000. I am in full support of a plan to address 
homelessness and providing shelter to those in need is a crucial component for that 
plan.

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Ame.ndmem 
Case No. Z-SP..2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
O~c;embcr 13th, 2019 
I am writing this fetter because I believe tf1i,t everyone deservE!s a safe place to sleep. 
1 
fully support the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Anclre 
House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to provide up to 1,000 shelter beos for people 
experiencing homelessness. As a supporter of the service providors working to help eoo 
homelessness, I strongly advocate for the approval of their request. 
I support the request to modify the Special Use Permit because it Is dlsheartening to see 
so many people who lack access to shelter. safety and health. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count 
found that the number of unsheltered homeless people has increased by 22 percen_t since 20'\8, 
yet there has been no effort made to offer support to this increasing population. We need a p\;,n 
to address homeless in Phoenix. An individuals deserve tl1e right to have access to food, water, 
and shelter. 
I respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human 
Services Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds 
from 425 to 1000. I am In full support of the service providers working to help people 
experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Our city needs a solution to the overwhelming Increase 
in the number of people sleeping outside. Sringing people of the street and into shelter benefits 
both them and our community as a whole. Please feel free to contact me with any further 
questions or concerns. 
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Rt . \-ttu:an ~ervices Campus Spec!al Permit Amendment 
.... ase No. Z·SP-2-19-7 
D,~~t Mayor and Council I 
I am writing to show my full support of the request made by the l-luman Servi<:es 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul, and Andre House to modify the existing Special Use Permit to 
provide up to 1,000 sheJter beds for people experiencing homelessness. As it now stands, the-t~ 
are only 425 beds and they are full every night, Each month, hundreds of people seek shelter at 
the Human Services Campus and are turned away from shelter because the Special Use P~rmlt 
limits the number of beds. 
This causes individuals to venture out into the streets, or nearby neighborhoods because 
they have nowhere else to go. Individuals who lack shelter are forced to move elsewhere to 
seek a place of rest. I beHeve that every individual deserves shelter. If we want people to 
maximize the extensive resoun:es made available by the agencies on the Human Services 
Campus, we need to provide them with a safe place to sleep, 
I urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services ~ampus, 
St. Vincent de Paul. amd Andre House to increase the maxim-um number of beds from 425 to 
1,000. This is a need in our community, as evident by the 2019 Point-in-Time Count which 
revealed a 22 percent increase in unsheltered homelessness. The City of Phoenix needs a 
strategy to address homefessness. Providing people with shelter is a critical component ofthat 
strategy. ?!ease feel fr:ee to contact me with any further questions or comments. 
Very troly yours,

RE: Human Services Campus Special Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Oear Mayor and Councll, 
December '15, 2019 
H man Services Campus, St. Vincent 
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oeds. 1 know how hard these service providers are working to find people housing and prov, e 
tt:cm wtth resources, and I fully support this request to bring people in off the streets. 
The current permit. which allows for only 425 beds, does not adequately provide enough 
beds for the growing population of people who are sleeping outside. Did you know that the 2019 
PoinHn-Time Count shows that unsheltered homelessness has Increased by over 200 percent 
since 2014? Despite the steady increase year-after-year, the maximum limit under the existing 
Special Use Permit h~s remained the same. I have noticed the consequences of this daily; I see 
more people than ever before who are sleeping in tents, alleys and other places that are not 
meant for human habitation. It Is disheartening to know that so many of otir community 
members lack shelter. The individuals sleeping outside are our unsheltered neighbors. They too 
deserve the basic rights of shelter, safety and health. 
By providing permitting for more shelter beds, the Human Services Campus can safely 
move hundreds of people experiencing homelessness inside, thus providing them with 
r,.stroorns, water and a bed to slaep in. I strongly and respectfully urge the City of Phoenix to 
HYove the request mi;\de by tne H1,1man Services Campus, Andre House and st. Vincent de 
1u to ex -mi the maXil"1uru /'UJl)'Jiar or beds from 425 to 1,000. I believe the City of Phoenix 
~houJd <1o·wnata\ier it can to pto\l de shelter to people in need. 
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RE: Human Services Campus Spedal Permit Amendment 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
Dear Mayor and Council, 
December 14th, 2019 
I am writing In support of the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. Vincent de 
Paul and Andre House to amend the existing special use permit to provide a maximum of 1,000 
shelter beds. I am in full support of this amendment and believe it would greatly benefit the 
community, as well as the hundreds of people who lack shelter each night. 
The unsheltered homeless population is steadily rising. The 2019 Point-in-Time Count 
confirms rny observations and firsthand experiences as it revealed that unsheltered homelessness 
increased by 22 percent in the last year. This community lacks adequate shelter capacity. The 
consequence is that there are people using the resources available at the Human Services Campus 
and trying to end their homelessness, who are sent to sleep in tents or alleys because the shelter is 
full every night. This is disheartening and upsetting. 
I strongly urge the City of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services 
Campus, St. Vincent de Paul and Andre House because I believe that everyone has the right to 
shelter, food and water. Increasing the maximum number of shelter bed means that we are 
increas;ng access to safety and health. Our city should do whatever it takes to support this effort 
and provide people with a safe place to sleep. People experiencing homelessness are already 
vulnerable; they deserve shelter. Please fee/ free to contact me with any further questions or 
concerns. 
Sincerely, 
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Human Services Campus s 
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o. -SP-2-19-7 
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Dear Mayor and Council, 
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According to the 2019 Point-in-Time Count, the number of unsheltered 
people experiencing homelessness has increased by 22 percent in the last year. 1 
see the effects of homelessness daily, and it is clear to me that there is a growing 
need for a timely solution. Many individuals are sleeping on the streets or places 
not meant for human habitation. These are our unsheltered neighbors and they 
deserve basic necessities like food, water and shelter. 
As a supporter of the service providers working to help people end their 
homelessness, I believe this amendment is a necessity so they may continue their 
work in helping stabilize people and find them ho-using. I respectfully urge the City 
of Phoenix to approve the request made by the Human Services Campus, St. 
Vincent de Paul and Andre House to expand the maximum number of beds from 425 
to 1,000. We need to do something as a city about the number of people who lack a 
safe place to sleep each need. This amendment to the existing Special Use Permit is 
one way to address this crisis. 
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RE: Human Services c am pus Special Penmt .\n1cnc!men1 
Case No. Z-SP-2-19-7 
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of the people sleeping outside- are using thl'. servkc~ at tbt.: Htmia.H ~1;rv1c 
Campus. They deser\'e a sate pl.ice to sleep. 
I respectfully urge vou to consider approving thi~ amcndm~11t to tht: ·e>.: c.t!J!g 
Special Use Permit, th~ allowing the Human Service Campus, St, Vincent d1· • cl, 
and Andre House to shelter more people, l believe that ou.r city n.ced1, ,\ pl.m to 
address homelessness. Approving thjs rcqut:sl to add more ~hc!ter berls vmul<l ~ 
grent start to that plan. Please feel free to follow up with any que;:;ttons or ~°'.inct tn< 
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From:
Darlene Newsom
To:
Sarah Stockham
Subject:
Central City Village planning committee-Item 7-Z-SP-2-19-7
Date:
Thursday, October 8, 2020 2:27:26 PM
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Dear Central City Village members,
 
I would like to voice my support for modifying the Special Permit area for the Human Services
Campus.  We currently do not have a viable alternative and preferably it would be to expand shelter
beds regionally so the burden does not fall just on the City of Phoenix.  In any given day there are
400 plus individual sleeping outside the campus in tents which is not safe for them or the immediate
neighborhood.  My professional experience along with research and data tells me in order to end
homelessness there needs to be shelter and stabilization to achieve permanent housing which will
end one’s homelessness.  The low-barrier shelter beds need to meet the needs of those they intend
to serve such as: allowing pets, individual’s belongings, providing an environment that someone
feels safe,  accommodations for sheltering couples are necessary otherwise those sleeping outside
may not want to come into shelter , and have a strong case management component that includes
an employment services.  The additional shelter beds that I will support need to meets those needs
as stated or otherwise there will still be an issue of homeless around the campus area. There is no
doubt that additional shelter beds are needed for individuals.
 
  Because a regional shelter is not in the immediate plan I support the expansion based on the above
considerations, the individuals are already there and not going away.  An idea might be to
provisionally approve the expansion for a set period of time to allow for creation of a regional
shelter model. 
 
It’s the right thing to do!
 
 
 
Darlene Newsom
Chief Executive Officer
UMOM New Day Centers
3333 E. Van Buren Street
Phoenix, AZ 85008
Phone: 602.889.0669
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From:
Matt Hamilton
To:
Sarah Stockham
Subject:
CCVPC
Date:
Friday, October 9, 2020 11:18:33 AM
Good Morning,
I would like to register my support of  Z-SP-2-19-7 and wish the CCVPC support the change
in zoning.

From:
Joe Mannarelli
To:
Sarah Stockham
Subject:
Z-SP-2-19-7
Date:
Friday, October 9, 2020 11:16:29 AM
Good Morning Sarah,
I would like to submit a card that I am in favor of the CCVPC approving this zoning case.  I
would not like to speak at the meeting on Monday.
Have a good weekend,
Joe Mannarelli