Phoenix City Council will get to decide whether to forbid homeless camps within 500 feet of schools, daycare centers and shelters even though one of the city’s attorneys conceded the
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Some Phoenix leaders want to expand the city’s ban on camping in public spaces, but legal questions remain.Phoenix currently bans camping on sidewalks and in alleys, city parks, canals and washes. The majority of the council’s public safety subcommittee wants to expand the ban within 500 feet of schools, child-care centers and shelters.
Phoenix will require contractors with employees working outside to follow measures intended to prevent heat injury and illness following a City Council vote Tuesday.Officials estimate the move will affect about 10,000 workers.Phoenix contractors, lessees and licensees must develop a heat-safety plan and make it available to city officials. Some minimum requirements are that
Greenlight Communities recently broke ground on two of its newest affordable living communities — Cabana Aldea and Streamliner Aldea — in the heart of Glendale.