Residents in one San Fernando Valley neighborhood feel they are 'under siege' as RVs pop up outside their homes late at night.
Lake View Terrace residents are saying their neighborhood is "under siege" from homeless people parking in front of their homes. Christina Gonzalez spoke to residents and some who are parked there.It began with one RV. The large vehicle was parked in front of homes on Foothill Lane inResidents in the area asked him to leave – and he did – but the RV driver eventually came back to the neighborhood.
As residents in the area are unhappy with the RV sightings, others argue they are technically not breaking the 72-hour parking rule and argue that these RVs are "not bothering anyone." At least one of the RVs in the area received a notice from parking enforcement. FOX 11 was told a second citation is forthcoming, but there are just too many vehicles parked illegally for DOT and Los Angeles city traffic enforcement to follow up in a timely manner.
Vehicles that pose an environmental or public health hazard. This includes vehicles that have been"extensively destroyed, burned or present a threat to environmentally sensitive habitats;"Vehicles that are inoperable"How about in front of my house," the resident said.
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