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City Committee Opposes Proposed Camping Code Change
City Committee Opposes Proposed Camping Code Change
City Committee Opposes Proposed Camping Code Change

Published on: 10/02/2024

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Bend’s Human Rights and Equity Commission asks the City Council to reconsider proposed changes for those sheltering in vehicles A local committee and members of a service nonprofit are urging the Bend City Council to reconsider a planned action that could create heightened restrictions for sheltering in vehicles. The proposed code changes would require vehicles to move a defined distance after 24 hours, a contrast from its current code, which requires vehicles to move after three days…

News Source : https://www.bendsource.com/news/city-committee-opposes-proposed-camping-code-change-21945400

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