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40:51 Joining Built for Zero was about understanding what the data was telling us, so that we could best align our systems to take advantage of all this new incoming information to make sure we could shorten the time people spend homeless and to get people off the street quicker.Play from 40:51
48:37 We'll have a staff member come Referencing today's discussion, discussion. You should have in front of you two home assessments that were you should have in front of you two homeless assessments that were executed by jailbear…Play from 48:37
1:08:35 What's the total cost? And again, those needs, as you see, they are addressing homelessness and the risk of homelessness, build more affordable housing, preserving affordable housing, stabilizing families and crisis and protecting tenants rights, promoting equity and prevent displacement, expanding developer pool and create new opportunities for emerging developers.Play from 1:08:35
49:33 I urge you to pass it, and as well I do ask you to direct staff to come up with an ordinance codifying these protections. It's pretty easy for most of you to vote for a law framing the unhoused as criminals.Play from 49:33
1:18:01 I arranged for a tour at one safe place, for a number of community leaders did that on Monday, and we also had a homeless subcommittee.Play from 1:18:01
Napa, CA ·
57:28 This is complimenting, you know, wide range of programs available to our community, away from homelessness to first home buyers. So, you know, I'm really proud of the effort that we're all doing to help making housing more affordable.Play from 57:28
4:33:16 On the streets. This is especially concerning it's more and more families lose access to affordable healthcare. Every year, we are seeing more and more working individuals and working families and students spiraling into homelessness.Play from 4:33:16
59:16 We don't have to fight about so-called, you call it a city destroyer. And then that way, you are doing your part of helping addressing the homeless crisis.Play from 59:16
32:16 Do we have any legal liability because we've designed the path? So, a homeless guy, for example, can sleep back there? do something is that our property thank you for the question that is the city's property and I believe it's the same liability is as all right of way within the…Play from 32:16
17:26 And that plant was tore down and cleared out and now the homeless people have moved in, and they have cut holes in the fence along the railroad tracks.Play from 17:26
1:41:14 They thought that might be helpful uh, let's see. Seana Elias from Glendora. I'm sure many of you know her She said she was really concerned about the safety on the line for all of this They said for the crime is down, homelessness is down 40%…Play from 1:41:14
1:08:10 …we're not asking the city to criminalize homelessness or month of people along, but we're asking to find a balance and a coordinated response that provides outreach services, safety reviews, animal welfare reviews, and enforcement of…Play from 1:08:10
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