“What concerns me is, in this period, where do you expect these people to go? That’s a rhetorical question. The answer is: Across the Burnside Bridge,” says Randy Leonard.SIT/LIE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE: Faces council…

Leonard says he doesn’t want the ordinance in place until the day that the “last nail is hammered into the day access center, the last locker is in place for people to store their belongings, the last restroom is there, the last bench is in place.”

He’s hammered the homeless advocates on the oversight committee for not bargaining hard enough with the Portland Business Alliance—widely viewed as the driving force behind the sit/lie ordinance.

“What’s happened is, we’ve agreed with one side of the community on the enforcement of the ordinance, but on the other side, we haven’t delivered the services,” says Leonard. “I come from a bargaining background. And with respect to my friends in the advocacy community, they seem to have lost their hammer.”

BREAKING NEWS: Erik Sten just showed up. Hooray!