Chatsworth, Northridge businesses demand ‘immediate action’ to deal with RVs, homeless surge (Santa Cruz: rent, house)

[kttam186290]

Originally Posted by ChinoHillsNative

^ Slab City or Palmdale should do the job. The residents there wouldn’t mind.

I was thinking the area between Chino Hills and Eastvale. Still plenty of land out that way that could be used to host a 2017 version of "Tortilla Flats". It would be great and a huge improvement from the millions of flies and the ongoing, omnipresent stench of cow feces .

[jm1982]

Originally Posted by kttam186290

I was thinking the area between Chino Hills and Eastvale. Still plenty of land out that way that could be used to host a 2017 version of "Tortilla Flats". It would be great and a huge improvement from the millions of flies and the ongoing, omnipresent stench of cow feces .

Stench of cow feces would be replaced with another kind of feces .

[majoun]

Originally Posted by Exitus Acta Probat

In Brentwood, we made it illegal to park these big behemoths on the street and dwell in them overnight. Worked perfectly -- problem solved.

Brentwood's not a city, unless you're talking about the NorCal Brentwood. You're still part of big, bad, dirty, scary and nasty L.A. (and your hood dictates the policies that have made it so nasty)

The only reason why they disappeared from your streets (and why they've lessened here) is that Bonin is under the threat of recall

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Originally Posted by majoun

Brentwood's not a city, unless you're talking about the NorCal Brentwood. You commie putos are still part of big, bad, dirty, scary and nasty L.A.

The only reason why they disappeared from your streets (and why they've lessened here) is that Bonin is under the threat of recall

Actually, the signs prohibiting overnight parking went up before the recall started. And not a day too soon, because the south side of the Brentwood Country Club was getting too creepy with all the RV's parked on Montana Ave.

[simbared]

A friend of mine in Playa Vista had one pull up and park across the street from him. He took a cherry bomb and stuck the fuse in a cigarette, lit it, placed it under the RV, and walked back to his house. Shortly after the message was delivered, the RV's owner took the hint and drove off.

I drive by an area in unincorporated L.A. County that always has 4 or 5 RVs parked along the curb, sometimes for months. Occasionally they will be ticketed or even towed, but for the most part the owners are allowed to live there, dump their waste tanks in the gutter, and create heaps of trash that are left behind when they finally move elsewhere.

[jm1982]

Originally Posted by simbared

A friend of mine in Playa Vista had one pull up and park across the street from him. He took a cherry bomb and stuck the fuse in a cigarette, lit it, placed it under the RV, and walked back to his house. Shortly after the message was delivered, the RV's owner took the hint and drove off.

I drive by an area in unincorporated L.A. County that always has 4 or 5 RVs parked along the curb, sometimes for months. Occasionally they will be ticketed or even towed, but for the most part the owners are allowed to live there, dump their waste tanks in the gutter, and create heaps of trash that are left behind when they finally move elsewhere.

I think we will be seeing more and more of this if the city continues to let the situation get out of control . People taking matters into their own hands .

It's no longer a homeless issue it's a health and safety issue .

[426HemiCA]

Several along the PCH in Malibu too. It would be a bit funny for one to move in front of Babs house.

[Social Democrat]

Originally Posted by ChinoHillsNative

^ Slab City or Palmdale should do the job. The residents there wouldn’t mind.

Palmdale does not allow RV parking on city streets. They are way ahead of the idiots running LA.

[kttam186290]

It's not like these people in their RVs are properly disposing of their sewage either. They simply pull up to a storm drain and let it loose. One of the many reasons, I'm sure, for the recent spread of Hepatitis A

[Peasy973]

This happening throughout SoCal especially in the LA core. If you live in an area with bad political representation it's going to be bad before it gets better.