>> YET THE FUTURE OF THE ALLISON COURTS IS STILL UNCERTAIN.
>> I GO BACK TO SPEAK. IT WILL
BUY
THAT MEAN IT DID BY THE CITY I
KNOW BECAUSE THEY WERE SAY
THEY’RE CERTAIN RELOCATE US
BUT YOU.
>> I THINK THERE WAS A PLAN TO
UPGRADE LOS COURTS AS THEY’RE
KNOWN TO MANY IN THIS WESTSIDE
COMMUNITY. THEY WERE THE FIRST
PUBLIC HOUSING UNITS BUILT IN
SAN ANTONIO, SO IT’S GOT THIS
AMAZING HISTORY.
>> AND I KNEW BY DID BECAUSE
AGAIN I GREW UP IN THIS
NEIGHBORHOOD.
>> THE SENATOR BLOCK UNITS
BUILT IN THE 1940’S,
THE UPGRADE SINCE THEN INCLUDE
A SMALL AC UNIT INSTALLED ON
WINDOWS FOR THE SUMMER AND
WINTER MONTHS
AND THEN.
>> GOOD NEWS YOU NEED TO GET
HERE BUT DON’T WARM OVERNIGHT.
SHOULD HAVE.
>> AND INTERNET ACCESS IS A
CHALLENGE THE NEED IS CLEAR SO
IT WAS BACK TO THE DRAWING
BOARD TO CREATE A NEW PLAN AND
A NEW FUTURE FOR THE HUNDREDS
OF FAMILIES LIVING HERE AND
I’M HOPEFUL.
>> THAT THE TIDE IS SHIFTING I
HEAR THING THAT WE NEED TO
INVEST IN PUBLIC HOUSING.
>> BUT QUESTIONS ABOUT WHAT
THIS NEW PLAN WILL MEAN NOT
ONLY FOR THE COURTS BUT THIS
COMMUNITY REMAIN A PUSH TO
DEMOLISH AND REBUILD VERSUS THE
EFFORT TO PRESERVE HISTORY.
>> OUR COMMITMENT IS WE’RE NOT
GOING TO DISPLACE ANY RESIDENTS
A PROPERTY LIKE
DALLAS ON.
>> A BUDGET IS LIKE A SAFETY
NET THERE ARE QUESTIONS AND
CONCERNS ABOUT FUNDING KUZ THAT
SOMETIMES WHAT THEY SAY IS TO
TEAR DOWN SOMETHING IN TO
REBUILD THIS CHEAPER THAN TO
PRESERVE.
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>> ONE YEAR LATER WE RETURNED TO THE COURTS TO DIVE INTO WHAT’S CHANGED OVER THE PAST 12
MONTHS, WHAT HASN’T
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AND HOW THAT’S AFFECTING THE
RESIDENTS WHO CALL THE COURTS
HOME.
>> PANDEMIC AND THE BATTLE. ♪ ♪
PLAY TO OUR CITY. AN EXAMINATION OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BLACK.
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AGAIN THE HEADING BACK TO. ♪ ♪
>> THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EPISODE OF KSAT EXPLAINS I’M MYRA ARTHUR.
A YEAR AGO WE DEDICATED AN
EPISODE OF THE SHOW TO THE
FIGHT TO PRESERVE A PUBLIC
HOUSING COMPLEX IN THE HEART OF
THE WEST SIDE.
THE ROOTS OF THE AL ASSAD
APACHE COURTS RUN DEEP
BUILT BETWEEN 1939 IN
1942 THIS IS NOW THE OLDEST
STANDING PUBLIC HOUSING
DEVELOPMENT IN THE NATION.
>> GENERATIONS OF WESTSIDE
FAMILIES HAVE GROWN UP HERE.
THE COURTS HAVE SERVED AS A
SAFETY NET FOR LOW INCOME SAN
ANTONIANS
FOR DECADES. BUT FOR THE PAST
FEW YEARS THE FUTURE OF THE
ALICE ON COURTS HAS BEEN ON
CERTAIN THAT COMPLEX NORTH OF
GUADALUPE IN CLOSER TO LANIER
HIGH SCHOOL. SOME RESIDENTS AND
NEIGHBORHOOD ACTIVISTS
CONCERNED WITH THE CULTURE OF
THE WEST SIDE
WERE STAUNCHLY OPPOSED TO
TEARING DOWN THE 501 UNITS OF
ALICE ON AND PUTTING A MIXED
INCOME DEVELOPMENT IN ITS PLACE
THAT PUBLIC HOUSING.
>> SAN ANTONIO’S HISTORY IS
PART OF THIS WEST SIDE HISTORY
TODAY, SOME MAY NOT BE FAMILIAR
WITH THE HISTORIC AND
CULTURAL LEGACY OF LOS COURTS.
BUT SINCE THE 1940’S, THIS
PUBLIC
HOUSING COMPLEX HAS PROVIDED
SHELTER AND COMMUNITY TO MANY
OF SAN ANTONIO’S WORKING POOR,
ALICE ON WAS BUILT AT A TIME
WHEN THE NEED FOR MODERNIZATION
AND SAFE HOUSING IN THE WEST
SIDE. IT
WAS GREAT. RESIDENTS OF THE
SIDE OF TOWN MOSTLY OF MEXICAN
DESCENT DIDN’T HAVE RUNNING
WATER PAVED ROADS OR DRAINAGE
AND
SEWAGE SYSTEMS.
>> THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
COURT’S IMPROVED LIVING
CONDITIONS, EVEN FOR THOSE WHO
DIDN’T LIVE HERE AND FOR THOSE
WHO DID LIVE HERE IT INSTILLED
IN THEM. A MAJOR SENSE OF
PRIDE BECAUSE. >> BEFORE THE ALLISON COURTS PEOPLE MIGHT HAVE LIVED IN
HOUSING THAT HAD
NO IN IT NO PULSE, NO PLUMBING
RIGHT THEY’D HAVE TO GO TO THE
I’M CORDS. YOU KNOW
THAT YOU KNOW THAT WAS MOVING
UP IN THE WORLD GRACIELA
SANCHEZ IS THE DIRECTOR OF THE
ESPERANZA PEACE AND JUSTICE
CENTER ONE OF THE MOST VOCAL OF
THE ORGANIZATIONS QUESTIONING
PROPOSED PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
OF THE COURTS. IT’S NO SECRET
THAT THE ALLIES ON COURTS ARE
IN NEED OF UPGRADES THE CINDER
BLOCK UNITS ARE SMALL AND
OUTDATED.
>> THEY’RE HARD TO COOL OF THE
SUMMER IT GETS
YOU HIGH AND HARD TO WARM IN
THE WINTER
WHEN SNOW. REAL COLD, IT’S AN
ISSUE THAT CAUSED A SERIOUS
EMERGENCY FOR RESIDENT EARNEST
MINUTE VETOES DURING THE
FEBRUARY WINTER STORM.
>> THAT’S WHAT I HAD A HEART A
GOOD IDEA I
COULD GET AND I COULDN’T PLAY
AND I THINK THAT AND I JUST I
HAD TO CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
REALLY OXYGEN. IT’S JUST
NOT.
>> THE BEST ENVIRONMENT FOR.
FOR INDIVIDUALS TO RAISE THEIR
FAMILIES AND.
SO THAT’S THAT’S THE SITUATION
SO WE KNOW THAT IT HAS TO
BE IMPROVED.
>> THAT SAID HE HOSTS A JUNIOR
CURRENT PRESIDENT AND CEO OF
THE SAN ANTONIO HOUSING
AUTHORITY OR SAW
HE WAS SERVING AS THE CHIEF
FINANCIAL OFFICER NOW PLANS TO
DEMOLISH ALICE ON PARTNER WITH
A
PRIVATE COMPANY AND REPLACE THE
COMPLEX WITH A MIXED INCOME
DEVELOPMENT, THE ORIGINAL PLAN
CALLED FOR TAKING THOSE 250
FAMILIES AND PROVIDING
VOUCHERS.
>> OR OTHER HOUSING TO THEM AND
DISPERSING THEM THROUGH THE
CITY AT WHILE WE REBUILT THE
LOCATION.
AFTER REBUILDING WOULD GIVE
THEM AN OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE
BACK.
>> BUT THAT PLAN WORRIED
RESIDENTS LIKE ERICA SILVA
SHE’S BEEN LIVING IN DALLAS ON
FOR ABOUT 7 YEARS. AND IN THAT
TIME, SHE’S BUILT A
COMMUNITY HERE.
>> FRIENDS WHO COULD HELP HER
OUT WITH THINGS LIKE CHILDCARE
WHEN SHE’S IN A PINCH OF I
DON’T I CAN’T PICK THEM UP FOR
WATCHED MY FRIEND HERE
MY FRIENDS, SARAH ADAMS STREET
EVEN THOUGH SHE ACKNOWLEDGES
THE COURTS NEED THOSE UPGRADES
SHE DIDN’T LIKE THE IDEA OF
HAVING TO RELOCATE TO ANOTHER
PART OF THE CITY AND SHE WASN’T
ALONE. SOME SEE THE DEMOLITION
OF ANOTHER PUBLIC HOUSING
COMPLEX 20 YEARS AGO AS A
CAUTIONARY TALE, THE VICTORIA
COURTS.
>> THEY TORE THEM DOWN, BUT THE
PEOPLE THAT LIVE THERE NEVER
CAME BACK RIGHT AND IT’S ALL
MIDDLE-CLASS PEOPLE WHO NOW
LIVE THERE IS.
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>> PROPOSED OUT IT NOT DOES HAPPEN. >> PEOPLE WILL BE DISPLAYS
PUSHED FURTHER AWAY FROM THEIR
SOCIAL NETWORK.
>> THAT’S WHAT NOW CITY
COUNCILWOMAN TERI CASTILLO HAD
TO SAY WHEN WE TALKED TO HER
LAST YEAR AT THE TIME SHE
WASN’T ON THE CITY COUNCIL BUT
SHE WAS AN ORGANIZER AND PART
OF THAT THE BODY AND MOST EVEN
THEY MOVEMENT
SPANISH FOR MY NEIGHBORHOOD IS
NOT FOR SALE IT’S A COMMUNITY
MISSING ALL THOSE WHO ARE
ORGANIZING ON HOW TO KEEP
PEOPLE.
>> IN THEIR HOMES WHO WANT
TO SEE IF YOU WANT TO
STAY AND MAYBE DISPLACED MADE
IT TO SPACE WHERE FOLKS ARE
ORGANIZING ON HOW CAN THE THIS
HAPPENED SINCE WE SPOKE TO SHE
HAS BECOME THE COUNCILWOMAN FOR
DISTRICT 5 ON THE WEST SIDE THE
DISTRICT WHERE THE ALICE ON
COURTS ARE LOCATED. SHE
DECLINED OUR REQUEST FOR AN
INTERVIEW FOR
THIS EPISODE. PROPOSAL TO PUT
UP MIXED INCOME DEVELOPMENT IN
PLACE OF THE OLD PUBLIC
HOUSING, ONE IS PART OF A
LARGER TREND ALL ACROSS THE
COUNTRY.
>> FOR THE PAST FEW DECADES NOW
THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT HAS BEEN
MOVING IN THAT DIRECTION,
ONE REASON IS TO BREAK UP
HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS
OF POVERTY. ANOTHER IS THAT
MIXED INCOME IS MORE
FINANCIALLY FEASIBLE. FOR
HOUSING AUTHORITIES WITH MIXED
INCOME DEVELOPMENT, SOME UNITS
ARE RENTED OUT AT MARKET RATE
WHILE OTHERS ARE RENTED OUT AT
LOWER RATES BASED ON A PERSON’S
INCOME.
>> THE MARKET RATE UNITS HELP
MAKE THE PROJECT PROFITABLE
PUBLIC HOUSING.
>> HAS BEEN SEVERELY
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>> UNDERPAID FUNDED. 4.
>> MORE THAN 2 DECADES AT THE
FEDERAL LEVEL THERE’S BEEN THE.
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HOUSING AUTHORITIES LIKE ROCK BUT THESE MIXED INCOME DEVELOPMENTS HAVE BEEN
CRITICIZED FOR NOT CREATING AS
MUCH AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
>> AS COMMUNITIES NEED.
IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS A LOT HAS
CHANGED THE IDEA THAT INVOLVED
A PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
WAS SCRAPPED.
>> THEN LATE LAST YEAR, THE CEO
OF SAW STEPPED DOWN TO TAKE A
POSITION IN DENVER WITH THE
HOUSING
AUTHORITY THERE. ADRIAN ORTEGA
WALKS US THROUGH HOW THOSE
LEADERSHIP CHANGES PLUS THE
PANDEMIC CHANGE THE PROPOSED
FUTURE OF THE ALICE
ON COURTS.
>> 2021 BROUGHT WITH IT NEW
LEADERSHIP AT THE SAN ANTONIO
HOUSING AUTHORITY. IT YOU KNOW
FORESIGHT.
>> WHAT THE PANDEMIC IS DONE
HAS RAISED THE LEVEL OF
CONVERSATION ABOUT THE NEED FOR
HOUSING, THE NEED FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING. AND THE
CRISIS THAT’S BEEN CREATED FOR
PEOPLE THAT ARE ESPECIALLY
LOW INCOME.
>> IN LATE JANUARY PLANS FOR
THE ELLIS AN APACHE COURTS
QUICKLY STARTED TO FALL APART
THE PANDEMIC PUSHED 310 IT’S AT
THE COURTS TO FALL BEHIND ON
RENT NEW FEDERAL RULES WHICH
LIMIT THEIR OPTIONS FOR PUBLIC
HOUSING INSTEAD OF LEAVING THEM
BEHIND SAHA DECIDED TO SWITCH
GEARS BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC.
>> THAT HAS BEEN AT
THAT TIME ALREADY UNDER WAY FOR
ALMOST A YEAR. THERE
WAS A EXTREME SHORTAGE OF
HOUSING IN THE CITY
AND VOUCHERS PEOPLE WITH
VOUCHERS WERE HAVING TROUBLE
LOCATING HOUSING.
>> WITH THE OLD
PLAN SCRAPPED, SOMEHOW TOOK
OVER RESPONSIBILITY FOR
MANAGING SEVERAL PARTS OF THE
PROJECT INCLUDING THE PLANNING
FINANCING AND CONSTRUCTION
IN MAY OF 2021. SO HOW WAS
STILL AT THE
DRAWING BOARD BUT ALREADY PUT A
CALL OUT FOR PROPOSALS TO HELP
WITH THE PLANNING PROCESS BY
MID SEPTEMBER. SOME HAVE CLOSED
IN ON THE MASTER PLANNER FOR
THE PROJECT EVENTUALLY
LEADING TO 2 FINALISTS WERE IN
THE PROCESS OF HIRING.
>> A MASTER PLANNER AND
ARCHITECT THAT WILL HELP US.
TALK WITH THE COMMUNITY TALK
WITH THE RESIDENTS
AND COME UP WITH A PLAN THAT IS
FEASIBLE FOR BOTH THE COMMUNITY
THE RESIDENTS IN OURSELVES.
>> WELL I WAS HAPPY TO SEE THAT
BOTH OF THE.
AND TO TEAMS THAT ARE COMPETING
HAVE DONE HISTORIC REP
PRESERVATION.
>> ANOTHER THING SANCHEZ AND
OTHERS WE TALKED TO ARE HAPPY
ABOUT THE DIRECTION OF SOFT.
>> UNDER THE NEW CEO TO HAVE A
LEADER THAT
THIS MORE PROGRESSIVE IS MORE
IN LINE WITH THE COMMUNITY THAT
HAS BEEN WE’VE NOTICED THE DIFFERENCE I THINK THE CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP HAS BEEN.
>> GIVE MY HONEST OPINION A
BREATH OF FRESH AIR HE SHARES.
>> CITY WHICH ARE ONE RIGHT. AND SO THAT HAS MADE
OUR WORK.
OUR WORK. >> IT’S SO MUCH EASIER KAYLA MEAT ON THAT HAS BEEN WATCHING
THE STORY UNFOLD IN REAL TIME
SHE NOT ONLY CAUSE THE APACHE
COURTS HOME, SHE’S ALSO TEAMED
UP WITH US BUT ON THIS
TOGETHER THEY’RE PART OF THE
MOVEMENT PUSHING TO PRESERVE
THE WEBSITE’S HISTORY WHERE
TRYING TO.
>> BUILD UP OUR THE
>> TRADITIONS AND THE SENSE OF
PRIDE FOR THE PEOPLE FROM THIS
NEIGHBORHOOD. SO THAT
THEY LOVE THAT THEY ARE WEST
SIDERS THAT THEY LOVE THAT
THEY’RE MEXICAN OR
MEXICAN-AMERICAN THE CENTER’S
WORK ALONG WITH THE WESTSIDE
PRESERVATION ALLIANCE.
>> LEAD TO LOSS COURTS BEING
NAMED AMONG AMERICA’S 11 MOST
ENDANGERED HISTORIC PLACES AND
SAYS OK EYES ARE WATCHING THE
NATION IS PAYING ATTENTION TO
WHAT’S GOING ON THERE SO DO
RIGHT BY THE COMMUNITY AND I
THINK THAT HELPED US STOP
THE DEMOLITION, AT AS OF RIGHT
NOW AT LEAST FOR NOW BECAUSE
THAT’S STILL UP IN THE AIR
DEPENDING ON WHAT THE PROJECT
MANAGER DECIDES THE UNITS COULD
STILL BE DEMOLISHED AND REBUILT
OR UPGRADED WHILE KEEPING THE
HISTORIC
STRUCTURE STAND.
>> WHILE SOME PEOPLE LIVING AT
THE COURTS ARE FIGHTING FOR
PRESERVATION. THEY’RE ALSO
EXCITED AT THE PROSPECT OF
UPGRADES.
>> I THINK
THIS PLACE IT REALLY IS
DIFFERENT WITH AN UPDATE THAT
THEY
>> RIGHT NOW THEY ONLY HAVE
WATER HOOKUPS THEY DON’T HAVE
THEIR UPS. I MEAN THAT RARE A
SCENE. AND CENTRAL HEAT, THE
SECURITY.
>> I STILL LIVE ON THE LEFT AND
I CAME OVER HERE AND I GOT
>> A LOT OF RESIDENTS ARE VERY
CONCERNED BECAUSE OF
THE INCREASED 3 OF GUNSHOTS
THAT WERE BEING HERE HEARING
NEEDLES ON THE SIDEWALKS AND
PLAYGROUNDS.
>> AND WHAT I’M LOOKING TO GET
UP A FIGHT AND THANK YOU FOR
BACK TO YOU.
>> WE KNOW THE PROJECT CENTERS AROUND DALLAS ON NOT A PATCHY WE ALSO KNOW THAT A
PROJECT PLANNER IS EXPECTED TO
BE ANNOUNCED WITHIN DAYS OF
THIS EPISODE BEING RELEASED.
WE ALSO KNOW THAT THE
DEVELOPMENT WILL BE PUBLIC
HOUSING NOT MIXED INCOME.
BUT BEYOND THAT THERE WERE
STILL QUESTIONS THERE IS
CURRENTLY NO TIMELINE FOR
EXAMPLE AND WHERE RESIDENTS
WILL GO DURING CONSTRUCTION
THAT REMAINS UNCLEAR.
SO HAAS SAYS THAT IT WILL TAKE
ITS TIME HOWEVER, SO AS NOT TO
FORCE TOO MANY RESIDENTS OUT.
A MIXED INCOME
DEVELOPMENT IN THE AREA THAT’S
AH HA DID MOVE FORWARD WITH THE
LEGACY IT I WAS ON COULD ALSO
PROVIDE SOME SPACE.
>> THAT COMPLEX WILL HAVE 40
PUBLIC HOUSING UNITS AVAILABLE
WHEN THE PROJECT IS FULLY
COMPLETE IN MARCH 2022. ANOTHER
BIG QUESTION THAT’S STILL OUT
THERE. HOW WILL THIS PROJECT BE
FULLY FUNDED
RJ MARQUEZ EXPLAINS HAS SOME
RESOURCES. BUT SAYS IT STILL
NEEDS MORE MONEY.
>> WE MAY HAVE SOME VACANT LAND
THAT WE’RE NOT USING THAT WE
CAN SO AND USE IT FOR
THAT PURPOSE, BUT THAT THAT
WON’T BE ENOUGH SO WE’LL ALSO
BE REACHING OUT TO THE CITY AND
WORKING WITH CITY OFFICIALS AND
WITH THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE
MAYOR’S OFFICE TO TRY TO
IDENTIFY ADDITIONAL FUNDS THAT
CAN BE DEVOTED TO IN MAY OF THIS YEAR, SAN ANTONIO VOTERS APPROVED PROPOSITION A WHICH
EXPANDS THE WAY THE CITY IS
ALLOWED BOND MONEY.
>> WITH THE VOTERS APPROVAL OF
THE CHARTER AMENDMENT HOUSING
AFFORDABILITY PROJECTS CAN NOW
BE INCLUDED IN THE UPCOMING
2022, 2
2027 BOND PROGRAM, THE QUESTION
IS WILL THAT FUNDING GET TO
PUBLIC HOUSING COMPLEXES LIKE
ALLISON MY BIGGEST THE BEST
COME.
>> BYRNE IF THAT OUR
CITY GOVERNMENT WON’T TAKE THAT
ROUTE AND INSTEAD WILL DECIDE
TO THE COURT.
>> PRIVATE DEVELOPERS YOU KNOW
SAYS ALSO HOPEFUL THAT MORE
FUNDS CAN COME FROM THE BIDEN
ADMINISTRATION AND HOUSING
INFRASTRUCTURE, THE
CONVERSATION ABOUT
THE INVESTMENT HAS COMPLETELY
CHANGED FROM A YEAR AGO, SO
THERE SEEMS TO BE A.
>> COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE
FUNDING.
MECHANISMS
FUNDING. MECHANISMS TO THERE’S A DIRE NEED FOR
PUBLIC HOUSING IN GENERAL IN
SAN ANTONIO THOUSANDS OF LOCAL
FAMILIES ARE IN NEED OF A
SAFETY NET WE HAVE.
>> ALMOST 50,000 PEOPLE ON OUR
WAITING LIST WAITING FOR
HOUSING.
>> AND WE
ONLY PROVIDE. WE’RE ONLY ABLE
TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR ABOUT.
20,000 PEOPLE AT ANY
ONE TIME
20,000 FAMILIES, THE REALITY IS
THAT ALL US ON A BETTER AND SO
MUCH OTHER PUBLIC HOUSING
ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
>> NEEDS UPGRADES THAT
MOVES MODERNIZATION BUT I CAN’T
BE EXPECTED TO THINK THAT ALONE
AND WE SHOULDN’T HAVE TO TURN
TO PRIVATE DEVELOPERS.
>> SOPHIE LOPEZ IS A HOUSING
JUSTICE ORGANIZER BASE IN SAN
ANTONIO FOR THE ACTION CENTER
ON RACE AND THE ECONOMY.
3 YEARS AGO, SHE RESEARCHED
JUST HOW MANY SAN ANTONIO
FAMILIES WOULD QUALIFY FOR
FEDERAL HOUSING AND THE NUMBER
BACK THEN WAS STAGGERING.
>> IN 2018 35% OF ALL SAN
ANTONIO HOUSEHOLD MADE LESS
THAN $35,000 A YEAR AND OF
THOSE.
VERY IMPORTANTLY OF THOSE 73%
OF THAT HOUSEHOLDS WERE BLACK
FOR THAT THE NEXT.
>> AND THE AVERAGE INCOME FOR
ALLISON APACHE RESIDENTS IS
EVEN LOWER AT JUST UNDER $9,000
A YEAR.
>> THAT’S THE WAY BELOW.
>> AREA MEDIAN
INCOME BRACKET.
>> LOPEZ IS ONE OF MANY WHO
WANT TO SEE THE ALLISON COURTS
RESTORED AND SEE RESIDENTS STAY
IN THEIR HOMES INSTEAD OF ON
THE STREETS WHEN WE HAVE PEOPLE
WHO ARE ON THE PRECIPICE.
>> PEOPLE WHO ARE PAYING MORE
THAN A 3RD OF THEIR INCOME AND
HALF OF THEIR INCOME
ON HOUSING IN THE COMMUNITY TO
HAVE A PROBLEM WHETHER MEAN.
>> IT DID BY THE CITY BECAUSE
THE CITY YOU HAVE ANOTHER
PERSON IN THE STREET EVEN UNDER
A BRIDGE.
>> WE’LL CONTINUE TO COVER WHAT
THE FUTURE HAS IN STORE FOR THE
HISTORIC ALICE ON COURTS.
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS
EPISODE OF KSAT EXPLAINS I’M
MYRA ARTHUR. WE’LL SEE YOU NEXT
TIME.
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