Cold-Weather Shelter Partnership
Summary
A church that has housed about 30 people per cold night since 2023 needs sewer connection and fencing help; its aging septic system keeps failing. The mayor wants a partnership where the city helps the church so it can keep sheltering residents; staff noted social-services funding is available.
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Last discussed Feb 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
Possible city assistance with a Toho Water Authority sewer connection impact fee plus security fencing, funded from social-services budget lines.
Homeless residents on cold nights, and the small congregation that shelters them.
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