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   One of Placer County’s most controversial homeless encampments was   
   permanently closed last week.   
      
   The encampment on the county’s North Auburn government center was cleaned   
   up May 19 after residents were given 90 days to remove their campsites and   
   belongings.   
      
   Earlier this year, the county opened a mobile temporary shelter near the   
   encampment as part of a settlement in a lawsuit filed by several people   
   living in the encampment. The plaintiffs alleged they had lost property   
   when the county cleaned the area a year ago.   
      
   The shelter consists of 50 cots with “basic bedding,” the county said.   
      
   Crews took a day to remove the roughly 70 campsites from the government   
   center, county spokeswoman Wendy Williams said in an email.   
      
   More than 50 tons of trash was removed, along with 30 barrels of material   
   deemed hazardous including five barrels of biohazard material.   
      
   The encampment has been a hotly debated issue since at least 2021 when   
   county supervisors considered an ordinance to ban daytime camping.   
   Although the ordinance applies throughout the county, it was designed to   
   address the growing encampment at the government center. After weeks of   
   community input, the board decided to do away with the ban. At the time,   
   the site was planned to be the future home of the county’s new health and   
   human services building.   
      
   Since then, the encampment has continued to draw attention.   
      
   County employees had complained about the camp and harassment from those   
   living in it. The Placer County Sheriff’s Office reported responding to   
   numerous calls at the site, including reports of a stabbing, an instance   
   in which a resident of the camp set fire to someone else and two other   
   cases of suspected arson where county buildings caught fire.   
      
   A private company has been contracted to sanitize the site.   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/north-auburn-homeless-encampment-permanently-   
   172256938.html   
      
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