Palo Alto backs away from plan to restrict RVs to certain streets
The pilot will serve about three dozen RVs and include landscaping, portable toilets and a $15 monthly fee.
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Palo Alto backs away from plan to let RVs remain in neighborhoods
Palo Alto officials deferred a controversial pilot program on Monday that would have concentrated occupied RVs on certain streets in south Palo Alto, following significant uproar from residents. The City Council unanimously approved the other half of the two-pronged approach and will create a pilot parking permit program for RVs on Coyote Hill Road in Stanford Research Park and Embarcadero Road by the Palo Alto Airport. This program is expected …
Palo Alto backs away from plan to restrict RVs to certain streets
Palo Alto officials deferred a controversial pilot program on Monday night that would have concentrated occupied RVs on certain streets in south Palo Alto, following significant uproar from residents. The post Palo Alto backs away from plan to restrict RVs to certain streets appeared first on Palo Alto Online.
Council votes to restrict RVs to edges of town
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Palo Alto City Council voted tonight (Aug. 24) to permit RV dwellers to park on two edges of the city while stopping short of a controversial proposal around businesses and neighborhoods. The city will offer permits for RV dwellers to park on both sides of Coyote Hill Road outside the Stanford Research Park and on Embarcadero Road by the sewage treatment plant. But the permits won’t be enough for more …
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