The article fails to identify the operators of Unity Commons. Are these lawless intrusions upon the neighbors caused by the 58 bed shelter operated by Interfaith Works on the ground floor? Or are some of the residents of the 65 supportive care housing units above the ones wreaking local havoc? The "supportive housing" is run by Seattle-based Low Income Housing Institute. The US Census counts the participants of both operations under "Group Quarters" -- places of residence due to a higher purpose (dorms, jails, treatment). As such, the organizations have responsibility over the individuals beyond the boundaries of the property. Unity Commons opened three years ago -- has it been a disruptive burden on its adjacent neighbors from Day #1?
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