Government
Dec. 9, 2022
Court challenge lodged against Fullerton’s ban on living in RVs
The ordinance, which the city council passed unanimously in 2020, forbids RV parking on private and public streets citywide without a temporary parking permit issued by the police department. The temporary permits are available to residents, and the RVs are only permitted in residential zones.
Attorneys from Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Disability Rights Legal Center on Thursday challenged a Fullerton city ordinance that outlaws people living in their vehicles.
“During this time of desperation for so many, and a desire by all communities to assist and house the unhoused, the City of Fullerton has instead taken steps to treat its most vulnerable residents as disposable — excluding those without conventional homes from the communi...
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