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Neighbors press county on safety, traffic, site choice and pets at Goldenrod Village session
Summary
At an Orange County informational session, residents asked detailed questions about safety, loitering, traffic, property values, alternate sites and whether the center would allow pets; officials said the county owns the site, plans 24/7 security and a hotline, and will allow companion animals to encourage engagement.
Residents at an Orange County informational session pressed county officials for specifics about neighborhood impacts and operations for Goldenrod Village, the proposed housing navigation center the county says will serve up to 150 people.
Questions from the audience focused on safety, property values, traffic, alternate locations and services for people seeking employment. Donar Johnson, the meeting moderator, read written questions submitted by attendees and allowed panelists to respond.
On safety and loitering, Lisa Graham, manager of the Mental Health and Homelessness Division, said the center will be a structured campus where residents must follow rules and participate in services. Graham said the center will not routinely release…
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