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The Board agreed to recommend taking the camping ordinance off the table and instead developing coordinated services for unhoused residents, including an asset map, a privacy-compliant data system, and two community health worker positions. It also unanimously reaffirmed Berkshire Pipe & Tobacco’s permit revocation.
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The Board plans to prepare recommendations for City Council that focus on connecting unhoused residents with existing services rather than enforcing a camping ban. The proposed approach includes combining information about residents’ needs, coordinating available resources, and adding outreach capacity, subject to further review and funding. The Board also kept the tobacco permit revocation in place after finding that violations continued during a prior suspension.
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