To the editor: Instead of avoiding people in the houses along the corridor of the 710 motorway, why not transform it into a “area of housing advantage” ('I will resist “: the demonstrators who seized public houses five years ago are preparing for the expulsion battle,»April 11). I spent many years on vacation in a car, sometimes up to a month at a time, with my late husband. We stayed in Kamp Groups of America, or Koas, and similar camping grounds across our country. The costs were affordable and we had a safe place for the park, an area of walking and exercises, bathrooms and launches, a hiking space and exercises for launards and launards, a walking space and generally a forum space with launards, a walking space and an exercise focused on laundries and Laurie forces, a company, Blanch supplies.
Infrastructure – water, electricity and wastewater – is already there along 710. Individual lots could be provided to those living in their own diffusion houses. Other prizes may have trailers belonging to the housing authority placed there. The rents could be collected according to income, because some homeless people work and / or have retirement income, simply not enough to obtain decent housing.
This would also allow people to keep their pets beloved. We often read homeless people refusing shelter because they lost their dogs or cats. There should also be community buildings along the way where management staff, as well as toilets, showers and laundry facilities aforementioned, would be located.
There should be rules requiring the sites to be maintained in a respectable state, not authorized to deteriorate with garbage and waste. Those who do not comply with the accumulation is transported.
It's time to go off the beaten track. There are now enough hotels and large hotels to accommodate the independent population. The construction and / or conversion of existing buildings will take years.
We have no years. The problem is now, and it is urgent. Do not explain the so-called squatters along the 710. Let them stay, invoice a modest rent and give them neighbors. Expeating them only adds to the problem. We have to fix it, not increase it.
Judy Reinsma, Santa Clarita
