STOP Lakeside Water District from leasing land for HOMELESS SHELTER
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Anonymous
4 years ago
No to lakeside shelter
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Kimberlee Thomas
4 years ago
No —— to homeless shelter
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Benjamin Aaron
4 years ago
stand four square against a homeless shelter in Lakeside
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Gary Whited
4 years ago
Why?
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Steve Hogue
4 years ago
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Needs to be much closer to all of the services the Homeless need. Closer to Government offices, Classrooms where they can get education, jobs, and transit.
Dumping this on the County, is not a fix.
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Angel Hart
4 years ago
Most people don't see how bad our homeless population is because we live in a rural area; but our issues go just as bad as el cajon or any other location. They need our help to move along and shelter is a good step. 'Ruin our home's value,' as one person said, is just ridiculous that you care more about property value than the lives of the people in our neighborhood who are struggling for help. Personally, I've walked around Lakeside quite a bit, talked with quite a few of our homeless population, been through camp sites etc and this isn't a issue we can just pass over so easily because people are scared of change in their own lives; even if it helps others. Don't be afraid to help and not sign this petition
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Anonymous
4 years ago
This isn’t a viable solution.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
There is little indication that these people want to go into an organized living situation where they would have rules to follow. This shelter would only give them a place to congregate and get into trouble. In order to get any takers the shelter would have to accept pets. No one is going to leave their pet behind.
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Vianey King
4 years ago
Nooo
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Kelli Morrissey
4 years ago
I’m saying NO ago the homeless shelter!
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Heidi Trowbridge
4 years ago
We don’t have a good transit system here. They need to be closer to the city where they can get things they need. We are very isolated with one major grocery store, etc. we’re too small. They should be in an unused high rise where you can provide food, shelter and bathing in a city that can provide for the many different things that they will need.
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Danon Haugum
4 years ago
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I dis agree on a homeless shelter in Lakeside. We do not have a mass transit system needed to transport to and from Dr appointments, grocery stores, laundromat etc..
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Dwayne king
4 years ago
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This would totally ruin our home's value, not to mention the security of my Family. We do not need this period.
No to lakeside shelter
No —— to homeless shelter
stand four square against a homeless shelter in Lakeside
Why?
Needs to be much closer to all of the services the Homeless need. Closer to Government offices, Classrooms where they can get education, jobs, and transit. Dumping this on the County, is not a fix.
Most people don't see how bad our homeless population is because we live in a rural area; but our issues go just as bad as el cajon or any other location. They need our help to move along and shelter is a good step. 'Ruin our home's value,' as one person said, is just ridiculous that you care more about property value than the lives of the people in our neighborhood who are struggling for help. Personally, I've walked around Lakeside quite a bit, talked with quite a few of our homeless population, been through camp sites etc and this isn't a issue we can just pass over so easily because people are scared of change in their own lives; even if it helps others. Don't be afraid to help and not sign this petition
This isn’t a viable solution.
There is little indication that these people want to go into an organized living situation where they would have rules to follow. This shelter would only give them a place to congregate and get into trouble. In order to get any takers the shelter would have to accept pets. No one is going to leave their pet behind.
Nooo
I’m saying NO ago the homeless shelter!
We don’t have a good transit system here. They need to be closer to the city where they can get things they need. We are very isolated with one major grocery store, etc. we’re too small. They should be in an unused high rise where you can provide food, shelter and bathing in a city that can provide for the many different things that they will need.
I dis agree on a homeless shelter in Lakeside. We do not have a mass transit system needed to transport to and from Dr appointments, grocery stores, laundromat etc..
This would totally ruin our home's value, not to mention the security of my Family. We do not need this period.