San Diego RV parking ban
Not sure if this is being talked about outside of San Diego, but the City Council just gave initial approval to a new ordinance that claims to be directed at the problem of the homeless living in RVs,...
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mlts22 wrote:rockhillmanor wrote:mlts22 wrote:
We are getting that here in Austin. In fact, come busy festivals, it isn't uncommon to come home, find someone's RV (a trailer, a "C", etc.) in your driveway plugged into your electricity and using water. When asking them to leave, they give you the middle finger, so you have to call the police on them. The police come, you file a trespass report, and the individuals just pack up, drive to the next driveway, and use that neighbor's water/electricity.
The only way to solve it is post a sign on your house about being a tow away zone, and posted, no trespassing. Without that, people can have free reign.
Wow, how do they tap into your house electric?
Extension cord, assuming there is an outside outlet around. It boggles the mind how brazen this is. However the people doing this are from out of town, so they really don't care whose feathers they ruffle. Neighbors down the street with circular driveways get hit by this often.
Nobody thinks to just BLOCK THE DRIVEWAY?! Heck...I'd unplug him, roll up the cord & put it in my garage, drag the stereo out of the garage, and crank some heavy metal! (Or maybe put "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" on a loop.)
