Tiny home shelter for Thousand Oaks' homeless residents moves forward
The Thousand Oaks Planning Commission approved a special-use permit allowing construction of Dignity Moves' tiny homes to house homeless people.
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The Thousand Oaks Planning Commission approved a special-use permit allowing construction of Dignity Moves' tiny homes to house homeless people.
Demolition takes place earlier this year at 1100 Rancho Conejo Blvd. in the industrial area of Newbury Park. The former Amgen property is being redeveloped as a state-of-the-art life-sciences campus. Acorn file photo A new 19-acre life-sciences campus expected to draw interest from major biotech players will come at the expense of 54 protected trees—31
The city approved the project on the same site where a planned 7-Eleven and gas station were previously denied amid strong community opposition.
City Council next week will make final decision on whether to approve or deny T.O. Ranch, largest proposed mixed-use project in city's history.
Thousand Oaks Planning Commission denied Waste Management's appeal of the administrative officer's approval of rival Athens' new truck facility.