Albuquerque Approves its First Safe Outdoor Space

What the heck does this mean: "Albuquerque approves its first safe outdoor space"? All those years I was there, and outside too, and didn't realize how unsafe I was. 

Ah, I guess it's government-speak for approved homeless camp:

Safe outdoor spaces are organized, managed camps where people who are homeless can sleep overnight in tents or vehicles. Because of the City Council’s June vote, they are currently allowed under Albuquerque’s zoning code, though there are restrictions. They have a maximum occupancy of 50 people and are limited to two years, with the option of a single two-year extension. Operators have to provide toilets, showers and handwashing stations, and must also submit for the city’s review a copy of their management plan or security agreement that indicates the site has 24/7 support.