RV park in this area? Not without war

John Montagna ready to move to a new RV part of the Green Meadows West part in Durban City, near his work as a Longshoreman.

But she will still make a two-hour journey from Bakersfield, after the opposition of neighbors help to continue the park opening.

“Keep Green Meadows West” Symptoms have come from many sources as citizens express fear of crime and prices such as montagna.

“There are people who live good for RVs,” Monentagna, who planned to pay $ 1,250 a month to live in the park for his 2021 tiffergro bus. “Anyone moves to any neighborhood can be a security problem. You cannot be a stereotyping just ’cause is the RV park.”

Nicole Paulsen, who lives on President Avenue about the Block out of the proposed RV Park, is concerned about the condition of the “violent” condition, noting the odds with illegal RVs. He said the RV park engineer did not adequately add neighbors in the planning process.

“It will not be our place,” said Paulsen, who was raised in San Pedro moved to the Green Meadows west in 2019 after receiving his second child.

Nevertheless, Paulsen acknowledged that most of the people who eventually continue to continue the law. He emphasized that some of his loaves came out in fear that Park Zerv citizens, “they said they were full like seas as such as those.

Jerry Long, who lived across the building for 13 years, said he would choose the development of stays on the RV Park, what he said would have the biggest size.

“It’s not a neighbor’s character,” he said. “This was demolished in one family.”

Over a year, Ocean 11 set these taxes and prevention of streets, including an approved rate by Tim Mcasker and is allowed by a full city council of Nine Decunct Wells in the area.

In the meantime, RV Park always blank, only the guard you live there.

Silver in a container at RV Park built last year in Durban City.

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Silver in a dish, a businessman who began to rent Avon

He said he had spent more than half a million dollars preparing and building 11 of 11. Then he began to give lots to lots, with water, energy, and sanitation and the parking lot and create a small yard, for good employers.

The silver used the city’s process found in RV parks, allowing them to be appointed “Public Benefit project” if they meet 12 levels, including graffiti regulations. These projects do not need to be negotiated with community hearing.

However, citizens were caught in the spirit of the project. Many have stayed in the area, carrying its weapons and their families, for decades. Three bedroom, a bathroom in the presidential bathroom SLLOW.

Finally Juni, Paulsen started a gear, growing up quickly over $ 30,000 to be formally represented to fight RV Park.

“We meet to express our concerns on the construction of this RV war that will damage our silent neighborhoods, and affect neighboring areas of war,” Keep the Meadows Westerns. “

“Follow me all the rules. We will be good neighbors. These are the communities I build,” said silver. “People we care for these … There are people, the salt of the earth.”

Territory is that RV Park will be held 24-7.

Dana Goller, a guard who had already lived in the property and his wife, said the park would be safe, unsafe.

“Everyone walking around here people are just like them,” he said. “They are working. They are alive. They are alive. They pay the bills. … the opening of Stewart, which sin is not homeless.”

The La City Councilman Tim Mcosker has a conference on July 11.

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Mcosker, representative of the area, said he heard from the local people like Paulsen worried about RV Park.

Through his movement, McChisker pointed out the suspected issues – from lost children to attack a deadly weapon – in some RV parks.

“The operator has indicated a number of health and safety … and the power of the Nuisance Act will take place in Durban and impact public safety should be considered,” said Mcosker.

Silver said he sold RV Park in Wilmington about five years ago and that there was no trial “while running.

In a conversation, Mcosker said Wilmington site, including small driving routes, external foods and washers and drying strings related to the extension. He was afraid of silver soon, soon sold 11 seafood, which I would likewise collapse.

“It was as if the most dangerous camp,” said Mcosker with the Wilmington RV park.

After the City Council passed Mcosker’s movement on June 2024, the Department of Building and Security has closed the project permits, and he successfully placed it.

Mcosker and the neighbors say the silver could not in 12 levels of public benefit projects, although city agencies repeatedly removed from the project.

Mcosker said and believes the project requires a conditional approval, which would require public hearing and formal process.

“This is not stopping anything. This is about needing safe and secure property,” he said. “It’s about using our code well, where we protect your health and safety for residents.”

The sign on the grass in the Green Meadows Mached in Durban town on September 17.

(Christina House / Los Angeles Times)

The conditional consent may include the requirements for silver and the following owners, Mcosker said, such as dividing RVs to allow emergency vehicles to use emergency vehicles.

Silver means that Mcosker ‘steps were a small coverage of political emergency to stop Ocean’s 11 in working in his district.

Some of the most expensive housing lawyers agree on silver.

“It is disappointing when members of the city housing continues to affect the cheaper housing, and the council Mcosker is trying to use the process and political movement to do so [conditional use permit] The process, “said Zachary Pitts, Director of Los Angeles of Ymby Action.

The last time, after Mcosker’s movement requires evolution passed, silver accuses the city.

Last month, the judge issued a decision in silver condition, said the city should be issued permits that had blocked. McOsker’s argument that the project requires permission to use the conditions of the City “Confidentiality of the City Whom for a long time,” that RV park only needs to meet a public benefit project, writing.

The City’s City office declined to comment on the case or to plan to attract.

Mcosker strives to the back of additional law. Last month, the Council received a temporary employee’s ODMINATE As public interest activities developed as public benefit activities developed as community benefit activities built as public benefit activities built as community benefit activities.

The program, when published, will improve 45 days and can be expanded months as the city works in order to accept the new land use rules.

It is not clear whether Ordinance will affect 11 of oc 11. Silver believes that the judge’s decision gives him a permit.

Paulsen said: “This decision was hurting me,” Paulsen said, who started to cry.