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Originally Posted by FactaNV
Perhaps a no loitering bylaw is needed for the development? — that that is where we are but it may be necessary.
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Unless it's enforced, a no loitering bylaw will do nothing. Like mentioned, the few offices that have more stringent security keep those that don't have any business in there out. So the Forks would likely need some form of around-the-clock security that extends to the railside development to manage that.
On a positive note, the development will also bring residents to bring up the ratio of residents to those experiencing homelessness.
Having been in downtown Toronto the last few weeks, there are plenty of individuals experiencing homelessness on every block, much like Winnipeg, but I felt much safer than walking around Winnipeg since there were also a high number of people walking about and I never felt truly isolated from others walking around.