One neighbor thought the woman had set fire to her tent because she’d overheard others planning to burn her things and decided to do it first. Another neighbor thought she did it because she couldn’t handle the rats running around her tent.
Homeless encampments are not suitable use for public right-of-way viaducts. Obvious big safety hazard for motorists, pedestrians, and squatters themselves. Obvious legal liability issue for City of Chicago too. Blame Mayor’s Office and Streets and Sanitation Department for benignly tolerating such illegal trespass and unauthorized use of public property by squatters.
Wait for attorney to sue city on behalf of squatters, for failing to ensure their safety within public right-of-way.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Homeless encampments are not suitable use for public right-of-way viaducts. Obvious big safety hazard for motorists, pedestrians, and squatters themselves. Obvious legal liability issue for City of Chicago too. Blame Mayor’s Office and Streets and Sanitation Department for benignly tolerating such illegal trespass and unauthorized use of public property by squatters.
Wait for attorney to sue city on behalf of squatters, for failing to ensure their safety within public right-of-way.
Viaduct? Watch the Marx Bros explain it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHMrLpDHXc0
Its deep water that’s why a duck.Why not a ford ?
this is another homeless encampment fire on NW side from a month ago that WGN briefly covered:
Fire in North Park destroys belongings of some sheltering beneath bridgehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LW8GSuY3siY
All encampments under a viaduct should have fire extinguishers mounted on the walls.