Self-governed Sacramento homeless camp secures land use extension, but city has yet to decide on lease
Camp Resolution says it will remain open after the Central Valley Water Board extended a land use variance that was.
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Camp Resolution says it will remain open after the Central Valley Water Board extended a land use variance that was.
More than a year later after Gov. Gavin Newsom promised California's homeless 1,200 tiny homes, none of them have welcomed a single resident.
In April, the city said they were going to terminate the lease over a water board zoning variance that said the area has contaminated soil.
Residents and supporters marched to City Hall on Wednesday, demanding that the city drop its plans to evict people from the self-governed homeless encampment.
The City of Sacramento is offering a lifeline to a self-governing homeless camp to keep it from shutting down.