I strongly support efforts from @DeanPreston to open a safe camping site in the Haight. We need to open more safe camping spaces while working toward building more shelters and supportive housing. The people fighting it are on the wrong side of history. https://hoodline.com/amp/2020/05/neighbors-led-by-amoeba-music-owner-consider-legal-action-against-haight-tent-village …
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Looking out my window in the TL shows a dozen tents packed together along the sidewalk, too close to be safe. This also means people walking by have to walk out into the street to maintain 6' distance. I say the parking lot is safer because the tents can be spaced out.
you understand you can just ask people to spread out, right? there’s a whole gulf between ‘folks are too close’ and ‘government camps.’ but what does this have to do with the TL? the haight location is for homeless in the haight, who, again, are not safer in closer proximity.
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No one is forcing them into the camps. The status quo is spreading disease pretty rampantly, and folks are calling cops on them daily, risking infection for the police and the homeless. Like you’re just ignoring the actual camps in place right now, which are reducing spread
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FWIW, I thought you were a YIMBY, yet you keep talking about how the community doesn’t want this in the neighborhood, and how it’s fine for “other neighborhoods...”
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