Marin County will soon consider an emergency measure that would ease approvals of temporary shelter for residents of ranches who will be forced out of their homes as part of a legal settlement over agriculture in the Point Reyes National Seashore.
By invoking a state law designed to address homelessness emergencies, officials could swiftly approve interim housing solutions—such as R.V.s or tiny homes—that are prohibited under Marin’s building code, which does not allow housing…