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The Sanctioned Camps Community Task Force on Thursday held its first meeting since the passage of a resolution allowing a homeless camp on the vacant land east of Cuddy Park.
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After the Assembly chose last month to delay discussion on a proposal from the Sanctioned Camps Community Task Force, it took up an amended version of that resolution.
At the meeting, Assembly members, the Sanctioned Camps Community Task Force, the municipal administration and others could come to an agreement on whether sanctioned camps will be an option for those experiencing homelessness this summer, or to abandon the plan altogether.
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The Sanctioned Camps Community Task Force met Thursday for the first time since the Anchorage Assembly delayed discussion on its resolution over a week earlier.
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Part of the Sanctioned Camps Community Task Force resolution that identifies possible campsites for homeless people in Anchorage was not received well by some of the entities listed in the proposal.