Overview
- The ordinance limits RV parking across San Francisco to two hours around the clock and takes effect in one month
- Implementation begins with a month of outreach followed by a vehicle buy-back and case management phase, with enforcement by towing in the third month
- City officials earmarked $13 million from Proposition C for supportive services over two years to aid vehicle dwellers
- San Francisco secured 578 permanent family housing slots and more than 250 transitional and adult placements for displaced residents
- Critics warn that scarce shelter capacity and a tight housing market could push RV residents into neighboring communities