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South Jordan just passed a new ordinance banning camping. Critics are worried this isn't a real solution to homelessness, but just a way to make the problem disappear from view by pushing people out.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
This ordinance likely won't save the city money in the long run, as pushing people out doesn't fix the underlying issues.
The city administration and residents through updated regulations.
People experiencing homelessness are harmed because they lose their current (albeit precarious) living situation without a viable alternative.
This rezoning could lead to the construction of new homes, potentially increasing housing density in the area.
These ordinance updates could have broad implications for city operations, development standards, and resident regulations.
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'No Camping' ordinance intended to keep homeless problems out of South Jordan KSL.com