From 7SanDiego
The California Coastal Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved a city of San Diego permit application to create nearly 200 parking spaces for people experiencing homelessness at the H Barracks site in Point Loma.
According to the permit application, the site would have 190 parking spaces of varying sizes for standard vehicles, RVs and drivers who need accessible stalls. The plans also include a motorized entry gate, fencing with privacy screening, a pet relief area and cell phone charging stations among other things.
The application outlines plans, referred to as phase two, for two 41-ft. tall, 18,000 sq. ft. tents that could be homeless shelters that would fit 300 people each. The addition came as a surprise to those who have been following the project.
From 7SanDiego
The California Coastal Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved a city of San Diego permit application to create nearly 200 parking spaces for people experiencing homelessness at the H Barracks site in Point Loma.
According to the permit application, the site would have 190 parking spaces of varying sizes for standard vehicles, RVs and drivers who need accessible stalls. The plans also include a motorized entry gate, fencing with privacy screening, a pet relief area and cell phone charging stations among other things.
The application outlines plans, referred to as phase two, for two 41-ft. tall, 18,000 sq. ft. tents that could be homeless shelters that would fit 300 people each. The addition came as a surprise to those who have been following the project.