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One compromise is, like many public botanical gardens and parks do, is to enforce operational hours and make entry free for residents with proof of residency in
by genericone 6y ago
One compromise is, like many public botanical gardens and parks do, is to enforce operational hours and make entry free for residents with proof of residency in the zipcode/city/county. My example would be the SF botanical garden which is free to residents with id and/or utilities mail with your sf address. No visitors after operating hours.
It would be a sad day if SF allows encampments in the gardens, welcoming urban decay into an urban escape.