i am sensitive to plight of the homeless..but am also sensitive to low income people who have found housing -they are often close neighbors and the "victims" of the petty yet dangerous crime that accompanies many NIMBYs.  it's time to spread NIMBY love...and lower home values equally  . my home in a non-nimby impacted neighborhood..?  add another digit or 2 to the asking price.  i just want fair - these projects do need to have a place to be , as unpopular as they are, but let's spread the good all around.  i think the folks up on crescent and game farm area need to feel better about themselves beyond the 10% they tithe to their church (if applicable).  there is a ton of room for camps  -  stores, SSA, vet's hospital, riverbend medical care, bus service all right there and the "campers" stand on the corners with signs, so the work commute isn't bad.. same with the south hills. i'm tired of the obvious biases on the table when these things are decided.