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Group Says City Claims It Won't Enforce Homeless Feeding Ordinance
Posted: 12:47 pm EDT April 6, 2007Updated: 4:48 pm EDT April 11, 2007
ORLANDO, Fla. -- It's a victory, at least for now, for activists who feed the homeless in Orlando's Lake Eola Park.
VOTE: Support Homeless Feeding Ordinance?
According to a local organization, the city now says it won't enforce its ordinance against feeding the homeless until an ACLU lawsuit challenging that ordinance has gone through the courts.Wednesday, Eric Montanez was arrested for serving meals to more than 25 people in the park.
VOTE: Support Homeless Feeding Ordinance?According to a local organization, the city now says it won't enforce its ordinance against feeding the homeless until an ACLU lawsuit challenging that ordinance has gone through the courts.Wednesday, Eric Montanez was arrested for serving meals to more than 25 people in the park.
Previous Stories:
- April 5, 2007: Activist Arrested For Feeding Homeless At Lake Eola
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