By Eden Harris

SACRAMENTO, Calif — The City of Sacramento put together a $100 million dollar master plan to respond to the homelessness crisis currently impacting an estimated 10,000 people in the area. …

UPDATE as of Sept. 24: Councilmember Sean Loloee told ABC10 approval to build the project is expected to come down in late October and people could move in six to eight weeks after that.

“We’re ready to have unsheltered people move in. So far we’ve set up job opportunities for 30-40 for that community and community wrap-around services,” Loloee said. “We’re just waiting on three separate agencies to give approval.”

View the full ABC 10 article here.