Homeless San Jose residents could soon have more access to safe shelter and protected places to park their vehicles.
The San Jose City Council votes Tuesday on four projects: one safe parking site with more than 100 parking spots for RVs and vehicle dwellers, and three different temporary shelter sites. The projects could add up to 300 interim homes as city leaders look to build tiny home communities for the unhoused in every council district.
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