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8.A. - Page 41 of 45 <br />• How do you sell big companies on an idea that they could be could be proud of? Incentive to do <br />it—tapping into passion and innovation. <br />4. How do you see yourself contributing to mitigate difficulties? <br />• RV resident estimates that a small number of RV residents (> 1%) are dumping illegally but these <br />violators dump "big." <br />• People may need to have an "RV neighborhood watch" so people can self -enforce rules for the <br />community. <br />• Some RVs have large water tanks (can be anywhere from 20 - 50 gals) but all pay the same fee <br />for water. The water bill can be a big expense for sites but those with larger tanks are getting a <br />deal. <br />• The East Palo Alto permit model sounds enticing. It's a temporary measure to help create a <br />pathway to permanent housing. <br />• The central location of the East Palo Alto model allows services to be brought to them. <br />• The East Palo Alto model has specific rules and permit requirements to get the sticker but a lot <br />of support is offered to help them become eligible. <br />• The permit would be a disincentive to illegal dumping. <br />• Streets could be better locations than parking lots, in some cases, for RVs. <br />• A vetting program could save time; it would be worth it to an RV owner to pay a $350/mo. fee <br />to avoid having to spend half an hour a day shuttling back to a lot. <br />Next Steps: <br />• The Committee will meet on 12/12 to discuss this meeting and the previous meeting with <br />neighbors. <br />• Redwood City is thinking about a January meeting with neighbors and RV residents. <br />• Redwood City needs to plan a street sweeping and cleanup day on Stafford St. in Centennial on <br />12/12. Not sure if there will be anything more regular. <br />• An announcement will be made on 12/9 to give people notice. Asking for RVs to move on 12/12 <br />and can come back later. <br />• Redwood City will be offering vouchers for dumping at Trailer Villa. <br />• Need water in order to dump. <br />• On 12/16, Redwood City staff will be asking the City Council for $100K budget to address health <br />impacts; will go back later to ask for long-term plan. <br />• Other programs will be working on other homeless issues. <br />• Tonight's attendees are invited to the City Council meeting —to come and "put a face" on RV <br />residents. Would be put on the regular agenda. There will be a meeting on 12/16 and one in the <br />spring. Were so articulate and informative tonight. <br />• RV residents would like a list of rules and regulations. <br />• Deputy City Manager offered to have a document created with the City Code that applies to RVs <br />431 <br />
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