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“So, I want to make sure that there’s a path to help these people off the street and it’s compassionate,” Anderson said. “But on the same token, for those who choose to squat on other people’s property, that’s not right either and we’re gonna enforce those laws.”

Anderson said he’s going to take tonight’s concerns to the county so that more hearings can be held. This project is still at least several months away from being approved.