Loving the rain and thunder!

Steve Clare has for years shown completely disregard and deaf ear concerning the impact that the homeless have had one this community. He had singled us out as the place where he wants the homeless in our neighborhood despite the impact that

those of the homeless who are troublemakers, and there are many of them, have on the residents.

In every instance where meals are provided, there is a direct correlation to an increase in problems.

Additionally, even St. Joseph's is somewhat aware that residents need a break from this in the evenings and on the weekend, they

do not provide services at those times and this should not occur on a weekend.

I strongly urge that this be discontinued.

Looking forward to the the one in Brentwood.

Wait just a minute….

I am a Rose/7th Ave proximate neighbor and I am not satisfied.  In fact, no one has communicated ANY info to the residents of which I am aware.

So, no, "Sounds like 7th Street/ Rose residents were happy their concerns were respected, the homeless were happy they got a meal,"  Respectfully, Bret, that simply didn't happen.  I'm not happy and my concerns have not been respected.

In fact, WF has not responded to the community at all.  WF did respond to me via a FB post I made on Saturday – that's it.

Not only do I have Bread and Roses at the end of my street but now this feeding a block away.

Bread and Roses patrols – with automobiles – the neighborhood before/during/after its feedings. 

What security measures have been taken to protect the neighborhood?  What social services agencies are present at these feedings to help transition some of these folks off the street?  Are there any rules for attending?  Where does WF and the Benefactor think these folks will go after the feeding?  Not far.

It was raining on Sunday and everyone was running for cover – so that is not an 'average' sort of barometer for how these will be handled in the future.