Expanding Golden Hall downtown and building the controversial Sunbreak Ranch still look like long shots
San Diego plans to open a new lot where homeless people may legally camp by the end of October, potentially expanding the region's shelter capacity by hundreds of spots. At the same time, proposals to expand a men's facility downtown and build an expansive site on federal land just got harder. The differing approaches reflect an ongoing debate about how to best respond to the region's homelessness crisis, which has steadily grown for a year-and-a-half.
'' The carpets and bathrooms were showing their age, Edwards added, and a roof leak forced hundreds of people inside to temporarily relocate a year ago. But he was mainly concerned that there wouldn't be enough psychiatric support for people with mental illnesses. The facility does not yet have an end date and officials continue to look for a place to relocate the men inside.
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