The thing that gets me about this is that the overturned district court decision wasn’t particularly radical.
It just said the city needed to have more shelter beds if they’re going to ban camping. Everyone is treating this like some impossible burden instead of a safe harbor.
And what Grants Pass did to accommodate that court was to put time limits in place — police couldn’t ticket sleepers during the night, but tents etc had to be moved in the morning. This is a radical ruling.
