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2968-07
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1/10/2007
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ORDINANCE NO. 2968-07 <br /> An Ordinance renewing Ordinance No. 2920-06, an emergency <br /> Ordinance relating to temporary use permits and frequency, <br /> duration, and conditions for homeless encampments and <br /> declaring an emergency to exist. <br /> WHEREAS, the City Council does find: <br /> 1. The City of Everett intends to protect the interests and needs of Everett <br /> neighborhoods, while continuing to partner with Snohomish County to <br /> address homelessness; and <br /> 2. Providers of shelters and services for the homeless already offer 607 <br /> shelter/emergency beds within Everett as well as vouchers to motels; and <br /> 3. The City of Everett is a leader among cities in Snohomish County in long- <br /> range planning to address homelessness. Recognizing that the problem is <br /> complex and includes temporarily as well as chronically homeless people, the <br /> City has participated in the Homeless Policy Task Force that produced the 10 <br /> Year Plan to End Homelessness in Snohomish County and has been a <br /> member of the Housing Consortium of Everett and Snohomish County, which <br /> focuses its efforts in getting people out of the temporary shelter network and <br /> into longer-term housing, then helping people maintain housing; and <br /> 4. In the last several years, neighboring jurisdictions such as the cities of <br /> Bothell, Kirkland, and Bellevue were surprised by the arrival of homeless <br /> encampments on property owned by local churches and/or temples with little <br /> or no notice to the respective jurisdiction; and <br /> 5. The absence of regulations that addressed homeless encampments in <br /> neighboring jurisdictions did nothing to deter homeless encampments from <br /> establishing themselves in the aforementioned neighboring jurisdictions, <br /> leaving these jurisdictions little time to prepare an ordinance, give notice and <br /> opportunity to comment to neighborhood residents and negotiate the terms of <br /> a temporary use permit; and <br /> 1 <br />
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