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New York City announced plans to relocate 110 single homeless men to a converted motel in a quiet Brooklyn neighborhood. Local residents are expressing concern about the decision.
New York City announced plans to relocate 110 single homeless men to a converted motel in a quiet residential Brooklyn neighborhood. Local residents have expressed concern about the decision and the lack of community input in the choice.
This is a classic NIMBY collision. The city needs to house people; the neighborhood doesn't want a shelter in their backyard. The decision to place a 110-bed facility in a quiet residential area without apparent community consultation is likely to face legal challenges and neighborhood organizing. The outcome will set precedent for how much cities can move forward with housing decisions over community objections.
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