Kelowna, BC, Okanagan railway trail for the second day, because the homeless camp continues in the city, more than 90 people for the city tent city and 90 people who took refuge in the city announced their sweeper changes.
“This is a point where we believe that there is a change in change and what we do,” Kevin Mead, Bylaw Services Manager for Kelowna.
In the north of the downtown core, it will soon get a smaller trail.
Tent sizes will decrease between 12 feet between 12 feet, and there will be 60 tents on the site to be appointed only to individuals.
According to the city, the site will work more like a closed shelter in a more rule and managed environment.
Another major change of the city, the site will not be open 24 hours a day, and instead of this, it only announced that it would only operate between 5 PMs and 9
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“This is a temporary shelter, and even this is really temporary,” he said. “There is no intention to increase any additional infrastructure or make a place for a permanent residence.”
The new measures are a day before the day before, including the day before, including fencing, 24-7 security and a seal system, a day, 24-7 security and seal systems, including a brand system to enter the building of tents.
“Heartache, sadness,” David Lauer, resident David Lauer, said they explained their views on big changes.
Lamer, who called the tent city house for last year, said he was very surprised that uncertainty will end.
“It’s actually worried. I don’t want to be on the street. Some of us are not addictive.” “There are very good people with bad luck.”
Advocates for the unanimous population, the new measures will only aggravate the homeless crisis in the city to seek refuge in the city streets and rear streets in the city.
‘They should go somewhere, people simply do not disappear, “Tony Baxter, a former broadcast employee.
Baxter, as a result of lack of shelter, will lead to more hospitals and excessions, and the fact that the taxpayers believe that the taxpayers believe it will cause more money.
“It’s a step back,” Baxter said. “Instead of this money can go with social apartments and other brimund services to treat a person … and can stabilize a human being and people, but rather the homelessness.”
The city expects to complete the restoration work on the burning days with the transition to new operational measures.
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