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Tiny home villages have been capped at 100 residents in Seattle, but new legislation would lift that limit. Photo: Hans Gutknecht/MediaNews Group/Los Angeles Daily News via Getty Images
The Seattle City Council voted Tuesday to temporarily allow larger tiny home villages and safe lots for people living in vehicles — a key part of Mayor Katie Wilson's plan to address homelessness.
Una de las ciudades más visitadas de Estados Unidos busca recuperar sus calles de los campamentos de personas sin hogar y la delincuencia
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