Recommendation to request City Attorney to draft a citywide ordinance restricting oversized and recreational vehicles in residential and commercial corridors based on elements from the surrounding cities of Lakewood, Costa Mesa and Westminister like: • No RV shall be parked on any street or alley for more than 48 consecutive hours. • RVs and trailers not registered to a Long Beach address cannot park on streets without a daily temporary permit. • RVs registered to a Long Beach address may park on the block they are registered to for no more than 48 hours consecutively. • RVs may not be repark within one fifth of a mile from any prior permitted location within 24 hours. • Nonmotorized vehicles may be parked for the sole purpose of actively loading and unloading for a no more than 24 hours.
Great. Thank you again. Moving on then, we're going to go ahead and do item 15. We're going go to public comment right after a couple of quick items. So 15 is the one that's being postponed. I'm going to turn over to Councilman Price. Thank you. This is an item regarding oversize vehicles and RVs, and I'd like to make a motion to move it to October the fourth for two reasons. One, that's the night that we're having our homeless study session. And it makes sense to have this discussion in combination with with that study session and to a councilwoman, Mango is not here tonight. And this is an issue that's really of concern in her district, as many of the public comments that we received in the packet tonight indicate, many of them are her residents. So with that, I'd request support from my colleagues to move this to the next council meeting. Thank you. There's a motion and a second. Any public comment on moving it? CNN members, please cast your votes. Vice Mayor Richardson. Motion carries.