NOLA Housing is finally on it's way??

[funkybutt]

this is encouraging



but many people say "not in my backyard"

Mayor says he decides where trailers go, city council members say they decide...hmmm


They're welcome in my backyard and I make a point to visit neighbors with trailers to thank them for being in the neighborhood while we're away.

[SoCalDem]

1. Moveable ghettos

:cry:

I have a feeling that once lots of folks move into these, they will have a hard time moving out.. Aren't there still people in Florida and Alabama living in these from 4 or 5 hurricanes ago??

[babylonsister]

2. Whatever happens, they have to get people out of tents NOW!

It is way too cold for anyone to be outside. :cry:

[funkybutt]

3. The problem is:

they put these people away from transportation and any resources that they need.

However THESE trailers are the smaller, travel style one's that i've seen on Homeowners' properties.

I think the smaller the site is, the more chance those inhabitants have for getting on the right track.