Auckland, California (Crohn– The city of Auckland requires about 20 people living in camps near Lake Merrit to move. Within a few days, the city plans to start the project to restore the vegetation in Pairta Park.
Auckland has published bright pink notifications of vacant signs about Lake Merritt and Perrata Park. He reads that starting next Monday, the crews will remove the camps, vehicles and other personal property.
Dozens of tents lined up on the bridge, Merit Boulevard Lake and the Paralela Park in Auckland. But by next week, they will leave.
The city has published these bright pink vacancies on the walls and columns of the phone. One line on the brand says, “The city has considered this site not foundable,” says one line on the brand.
This is not logical for Kudakwashe Mushakie to reside in Lake Merrit.
“I think it is an interesting conversation to say that it lives if people are progressing there and live there,” Muchaki said. “It is a whole society there, so I don’t see why they should move these people because anywhere else they put them.”
From April 7 to 11, Auckland will operate the plant-restoration project-re-cultivating trees and other plants in the region.
The city says that the project will improve wildlife habitats and provide enhanced opportunities for recreational activities. But Flulematou Diane, a resident of Lake Merrit, says the city needs to focus on the unworthy issue instead.
“I feel that this region has become slowly pressureer.” And many people who often in these camps were former population who helped build this society in the center of Auckland near Lake Merrit. “
The reason why there is an unprecedented case in the first place is the lack of affordable housing, “says Shari Wooldridge, the temporary executive director of the East Oakland Community Project.
Wooldridge said: “All it takes is one incident, and one main bill, and the salary has disappeared and you no longer have the ability to catch the rent that you fall behind.”
East Auckland community project provides shelter for men and women, and transitional housing, a family emergency center.
It also has 120 beds, but all through coordinated entry, which means that the needy person should be called “211” to properly evaluate him as they can go for help.
“This is my greatest concern about what is happening when you start getting people out of these temporary housing, where people go, they only move from one side of the city to the other side because there are no beds, nor shelters, and there is no costly housing so that they can rent even if they have money,” Woldridge said.
Diane said if the city will start this project, she must provide housing for people with camps in Berralla Park.
Diane said: “The non -distinguished people are people just like us, and society must appreciate them as much as it includes people at the end of the day.”
Oakland estimates that there are between 15-20 people living in camps in the area and asks the public to contact 311 to report any camps.