House Bill 2006 passes; unknown whether this means Ontario's homeless shelter must stay open

ONTARIO
A bill requiring that local governments allow for the siting of emergency shelters for people who are homeless was passed in the Oregon Senate on Monday and as it carries an emergency declaration, it now heads for the governor’s desk.
House Bill 2006 began life in the House, with House Speaker Tina Kotek, chief sponsor; it was passed by the House in April. As intended, these shelters would be buildings, or clusters of buildings, to be used as temporary shelters for people who lack permanent housing. Shelters would include sleeping quarters and restrooms for families, must comply with applicable building codes and must be located in an urban growth boundary or in an area zoned for rural residential use.

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