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Pro Se Plaintiffs
c/o Alicia Kuhl,
Homeless Advocate
Santa Cruz, CA
Phone: 831-431-7766
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Plaintiffs in Pro Per
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CITY OF SANTA CRUZ, SANTA CRUZ
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MANAGER MARTIN BERNAL, SANTA
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CRUZ MANAGEMENT ANALYST SUSIE
O'HARA, SANTA CRUZ CITY MANAGER
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TINA SHULL, SANTA CRUZ CHIEF OF
24 POLICE ANDREW MILLS, "TAKE BACK
SANTA CRUZ" and DOES 1 -100,
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MP ELECTRONICALLY RECEIVED
4/22/201911:09 AM
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A Professional Coipoiadon
P.O.Box 481
Santa Cruz,CA 95061
FILED
Telephone: (831)423-8383 APR 22 2019
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Facsimile: (831)576-2269
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Attorneys for Applicant, CITY OF SANTA CRUZ
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,CITY OF CaseNo. 19CV01213
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In re: the Gateway Encampment,Santa
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Cruz,California
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601-05)
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18 PETITIONER CITY OF SANTA CRUZ'S("City's")Ex Parte Application for anOtder authorizing die
19 abatement oft^ public nuisance conditions and violations ofhealth and safety codes and regulations at
20 the "Gateway Encampmmit," as defined in the City's Application,.came on for hearing on April 22,
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22 Ihe Court, haying reviewed the pleadings and documents on file herein and afier hearihgjhedestitnoi^i^
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tne facts set forth in the sworn Declaration ofthe City ofSanta Cruz Fire Departm
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26 JASON HAJDUK,die Declaration ofthe City of Santa Cruz Assistantto the City Manlier SUSAN
27 O'HARA,the Declaration ofthe City of Santa Cruz Deputy City Attorney AMY KAPP,the Declaration
28 ofthe City ofSanta Cruz Dqiuty City Attorney REED GALLOGLY,and the siqiporting exhibits the
[PROPOSED]ORDER
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1. 1 am the President of the Ross Camp Council of the Santa Cruz Homeless
Union, a pro se plaintiff in this matter.
Alicia Kuhl
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The City of Santa Cruz and Santa Cruz County are using the pretext of the cleaning of Gateway Camp to
close the camp permanently while failing to provide the required shelter for those living outside in Santa
Cruz.
While those at the camp are busy hauling their belongings to a new temporary camp, the City Council
will be voting to close the Gateway Camp.The very people impacted by the Tuesday, April 23rd vote to
close the camp will not be able to participate in the discussion because City officials will be forcing them
out of the area.
The City Council Item 13 makes the claim that reopening a temporary camp holding 60 tents on River
Street and that ariother few dozen beds at the Homeless Service Center and the already full Salvation
Army nighttime oLiy shelter spaces will be sufficient to shelter the displaced Ross Camp residents.
item 13 says "Motion to:(1)direct the City Manager to implement the City Council-approved Standard
Operating Procedures for a permanent closure of the Gateway Encampment with a target closure date
of April 30,2019 and coinciding with the opening of the 1220 River Street Camp;and,(2)convert any
temporary relocation of the Gateway Encampment under the existing Council-directed Site
Management Plan to this permanent closure and alternate shelter sites."
I believe it is unlikely that the city will allow those living at Gateway Camp to return. Less than half of
those who now lii/e there now will find space at the proposed 1220 River Street camp and other
shelters, now nearly full. At least 100 people at the Gateway Camp will be forced to find shelter in
already crowded jdoorways and hiding locations in the parks and peoples yards.
I overheard a wohnan eating at Food Not Bombs last Sunday tell her friend about how someone had
kicked her in the head yelling that dirty homeless like her should get out of town. According to her, she
was quietly seeking shelter In a doorway.
A homeless couple I have known for years,Sharon and Eric told me during Easter dinner that Gateway
Camp had been surrounded by police and rangers at one point during the weekend.
Member of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity at the University of California, Santa Cruz and other
volunteers have collected at least 15 signed declarations from people who attempted to seek shelter.
They declarations state they were unable get shelter either because there was no space,the
shelters were not able to be accessed or they did not qualify.
15 depositions reflect my direct experience of having attempted to place people in a shelter. So far I
have yet to placJ anyone in a shelter during the past three years. In some cases people do report that it
takes months to even be considered for shelter.
I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California and United States of America
that the foregoing is true and correct.
Keith McHenry
575-770-3377
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