RV parking

Commercial property manager cited 63 RVs on three Peery Park streets and urged passage plus stronger enforcement.

Said RV encampments are costing landlords tenants and rent and urged real enforcement.

Family owns seven Peery Park properties; described safety threats, lost tenants, and asked for stronger rules.

Property owner on Bernisha Avenue said she can no longer walk her street due to RV encampments and urged a height-based parking ban.

Qylur CEO said RV rows on Pastoria are costing her tech company business and tainting its brand.

Said enforcement isn't happening at 72 hours, doubted 24-hour checks, and cited a five-year vehicle dweller case in Cherry Chase.

Ellis Partners strongly supported the ordinance and urged effective enforcement and clearer red curbs.

NAIOP consultant supported the ordinance and suggested San Jose-style hotspot coordination and other cities' best practices.

Presented a petition supporting stronger 72-hour enforcement and urged banning RVs from residential streets near schools, parks, and retail.

Urged the Council not to adopt parking changes until a funded safe parking site exists.

Opposed stricter RV rules without safe parking, calling the approach displacement by ordinance and pointing to Mountain View's model.

Urged compassion, smaller movement distances, complaint-only enforcement, and safe parking before restrictions.

Echoed calls for an operational safe parking site before changing parking rules; condemned vanlording.

Supported the policy but pressed for enforcement metrics and a follow-up report within six to twelve weeks.

Described helping a family living in an RV with two school-age children and urged the Council not to impound family homes without a housing plan.

Read shelter waitlist statistics — 276 families waiting an average of 36 days — urging the Council to weigh them.

Argued enforcement without alternatives is a win-lose policy that harms the least fortunate.

Urged balance between compassion for RV residents and homeowners' interests in safe, clean streets.

Said DPS should focus on real safety issues rather than RV parking; later supported the Caltrain project with concerns about striping and roundabout design.