First, do you acknowledge that the City has completely failed in raising/maintaining livability standards for residents East of 82nd? If not, then stop taking our taxes and using in the hipster areas of the City and don't dump your problems of homelessness on us. If you do, then what solutions do you have that are equitable where we are not the first destination for homeless camps / temporary housing or cheap affordable housing, but where we see social burdens placed upon the City shared with all neighborhoods? Please avoid giving lip service and provide a source for your policy(s).