Via Pierce Prairie Post: Yes, that is the newest name of the tiny home village the Tacoma Rescue Mission and the Pierce County Executive’s office is trying to build in Spanaway., “Good Neighbor Village.”
Well, wouldn’t good neighbors follow the county code when they build their operation? Apparently, like when the Mosier home was torn down, they are starting a pattern of code violations. The tear down next to Spanaway Creek was done without a silt fence to protect the creek from runoff. Several people warned the Hearings Examiner that this was not a good indication of behavior Spanaway neighbors wanted to see.
Read the full story at Pierce Prairie Post.
After reading much of the background about the location for the homeless, I can’t
Imagine why this location was chosen.
* encroaches on property next to open river water with the increase of pollution
* is not a place one can walk easily for transportation
* little access for shopping for food or clothing or medical services
Mary