LONDON, ONT As winter weather settles over London, steps to address street-level homelessness are progressing on several fronts. About 200 Londoners sought assistance for homelessness last month, according to a recent analysis by City Hall, including 117 who were sleeping in tents or makeshift shelters. On Tuesday, the Community and Protective Services (CAPS) Committee received updates on several initiatives launched by City Hall to address the crisis. A vacant lot at 122 Baseline Road W is the first site chosen for one of three modular buildings offering ‘transitional housing’ and support services for Londoners exiting homelessness. The four-storey, 61 unit building will be constructed with pre-fabricated components and assembled on site, speeding up the construction process.