Lawrence Church Ordered to Shut Down Unauthorized Tent Encampment
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What happened
House of Mercy Church received a cease and desist order from the City of Lawrence regarding its tent community. The church stated it is being fined $300 per day for four violations related to the encampment, which houses 60 people and includes 26 tents and two shipping containers.
From boston.com
Why it matters
The order relates to the establishment of unauthorized temporary housing structures without necessary permits and inspections. The church stated the encampment was intended to provide a safe place for homeless individuals and encourage recovery or job seeking.
From boston.com
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