City of Seaside’s Response to the Who's In Charge? Stepping up on Homelessness: The need or strategic leadership and comprehensive planning*

Published: September 07, 2018 2 pages

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Note: Missing finding numbers detected: F6, F7, F8, F10

Findings and Recommendations 3 findings

- The City Council agrees with the finding generally, but does not agree with the language of the final sentence which may be interpreted as elected officials are purposefully avoiding responsibility for addressing homelessness.

No recommendations for this finding

– The City Council agrees with the finding generally, but believes the word "governmental" should replace the word "political".

No recommendations for this finding

F11

– The City Council agrees with the finding generally, but believes the words "new governing" should be replaced with "sufficiently authoritative and resourced".

No recommendations for this finding

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