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Keep in mind homeless can also use any restroom placed in a city park
PERSPECTIVE
library park restrooms
The modular restroom placed at Library Park in 2004 for $125,900 that the city was forced to lock up for general public access for almost two years due to a portion of the homeless community using it as a place to do drugs and have sex.
Going to the bathroom is a basic human need. It is what spurned the request this week by the Manteca City Council to have staff explore options and costs associated with placing public restrooms at select neighborhood parks that get heavier than normal use.