This tiny homes thing isn't a whole lot different than the state of our downtown generally. Yu campaigned on promises to "do something" and one year in, it feels worse than ever. One can argue that it's not solely the city's responsibility. However, there are likely several things the city can actually, tangibly do, and for some reason we just aren't. It feels like they're in a state of overwhelm, and have decided that if we can't fix it all, we just won't do anything.
This tiny homes thing isn't a whole lot different than the state of our downtown generally. Yu campaigned on promises to "do something" and one year in, it feels worse than ever. One can argue that it's not solely the city's responsibility. However, there are likely several things the city can actually, tangibly do, and for some reason we just aren't. It feels like they're in a state of overwhelm, and have decided that if we can't fix it all, we just won't do anything.