Using City-Propety for Temporary Homeless Shelters and Protecting Los Angeles' Immigrant Communities

City News reporting on Councilmember José Huizar introducing a motion to provide temporary emergency shelter on City property for individuals experiencing homelessness in Downtown Los Angeles. Working closely with Mayor Garcetti, Huizar’s legislation outlines a project that would provide trailers complete with emergency shelter beds, storage, personal hygiene facilities and supportive services at Parking Lot 5, located at the El Pueblo Monument at 711 N. Alameda Street. The site will have 24-hour security with controlled access. The site will serve as temporary housing while projects from Measure HHH, which Councilmember Huizar co-authored, is built.

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i think lowering the rent and forcing the missing information that shows what the prior rent was and how much the market rent for services and maybe provide a 30 day free to adjust to the truth without a steep fine like the parking ones you give the poor people who give in and pay for not having a place to park on the street or with the over charge.. if it was regulated like the parking oh i think the lies would reveal how much my apartment is not worth 700 its really has 300-400 market value with no mailbox acess, kitchen and the elderly eat jims or tacos every meal like the managment campaign everymeal campaign