Fremont residents concerned with RVs parked in their neighborhood 

this RV guy used to park in Mountain View smoking cigarettes and running an old generator all night...glad he moved

What about waste tanks?

Wrong. Liberals talk about getting rid of zoning, this is the result. Deal with it

They are probably doing a Breaking Bad and cooking meth in those RVs. 😂

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If your worried about the type of person who is in the rv, I could see how it feels that way.

She also states her son has asthma, too be honest I’ve never knew asian can get asthma 😮

Karen.

Perfectly said thank you, Wouldn't want it in my neighborhood but that lady was being ridiculous

What about the generator noise at all hours?

I would be angry too.

A guy just got arrested in Los Angeles for having a dungeon in the back of his van. Do not trust these people to not be dangerous.

I’ve seen a few use storm drains…. Many of them drain directly into the Bay.

It's always in the street which, as the other commenter mentioned, usually goes directly into the bay.

They probably throw them into Lake Elizabeth at 10 P.M.

It goes into the ocean which is full of fish poo anyway, its safe

Fish eat waste materials

Yes it is. Ok NIMBY.

Some cities have noise ordinance after 10pm.

you sir a a nimby

or 1 hr zone

@@seinundzeiten hey sir sorry you can't afford to live in a hoa community like anyone worth anything so you must deal with these things make more money simplest solution. Must be hard having limited income. I'm sorry for your loss.

In my nebihorhood (a major city) it's 2 hr parking and you need a permit for anything longer than that and there is an app to report parking and a ban on RV street parking/bus idling. The legal way is essentially trailer parks where you pay a small amount of rent which is what this city should force them to do which is only like $175 a month

@@HunkMine welp buddy you better goto a city console meeting and propose a ordinance change because california you have to basically have a brand new rv or trailr less than 10 years old to even be considered to rent. Now do you think these people can afford a new RV which is about 150k now or a new trailer which start at 70k?. if they could afford those they'd be able to rent but nope california law 3.5X rent to even be considered for a apartment and bay area apartments cost a average of 2500-3600 a month for a family sized rental. so these people need to make basically 9k a month to even rent which is just shy of 100k a year. do you understand the average income for californians is about 40-50k a year?. what world are you living in?. not everyone is in tech and even county and state employees on make about 15-20 dollars a hour. SOOOO mr 175bucks a month again what world do you live in?. they don't call it lala-land for nothing.

Prisoner in her own😂home

That is capitalism. You get what you sow. Work harder and you maybe able to live in these areas.

While cops get 39k a month for overtime they don’t nah buddy these ppl can park there no problem ur a sicko

I’ve seen that movie too, it wasn’t the guy in the rv. It went deeper

They just arrested a guy in LA for having a dungeon in a van... Absolutely watch for kids around these vehicles.

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There is a simple solution. Approve every developer plan to build housing. Flooding the market with supply will solve the shortage of housing, thereby stopping engineers from prying housing away from non-engineers.

Yeah cuz White and Asians don’t make any money in the Bay Area 😂 come on dude, stop the racism.

biden's team wanted people to quit mining and learn how to code. maybe locals should learn how to code like biden said and they would be wealthy too?

Exactly. On top of that almost all of them are here ILLEGALLY! the irony... 🤦🏻

@@lambertlum1087 doesn't make sense when you have people like in the video ready to sweep all "affordable" housing into rental properties. Thus the current housing crisis....

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Safety Knuclehead😮

They do park in the hood.

Good, glad homeless are camping out on nice neighborhood, hopefully they'll become Republican.

So sad!

I think that it’s 72 hours in most places.

@@lmcc0072That's what I thought too. I thought it's a California-wide thing

What city? There's literally a national housing shortage of over 5 million plus houses. So again what city has housing because rent is on average $3000 for just a studio and that doesn't happen by accident that happens because we have stopped building housing and continue to not build any housing. When people value their property values over people we end up with situations like this that pin families against families as they fight each other for survival. This is literally only the beginning unless we change something like building more housing.

@@ky9616 Sacramento, Folsom, Woodland, list goes on…, they can move out of the Bay Area if they find it expensive, San Jose has a housing program that puts families first and provides an apartment under 2500, you should read more about city services, there is no housing crisis, inflation yes, but there is absolutely no housing crisis, homeless advocates have been feeding us the misinformation for a good amount of time. I live myself in a below market rate apartment for 2 years, a 1 bed 1 bath for which I paid 2000 in downtown San Jose

Not every body makes that kind of money in tech to buy even 700k homes. They do not even have stable jobs in tech. Very minuscule amount of people make money to buy homes there. Many of these homes are cash trans. So, there is a swarm of pandoras boxes to be opened. This is a completely different ball game.

It has changed in many of the Walmart's, I believe there are still some that allow it.

The people with complaints like this are usually the people who are the most against the development of housing. When you protect your property values over people the system tends to find other ways to lower your property values. You reap what you sow.

The apartment was zoned for living. Sidewalks are not. Everyone deserves a place to live. But not anywhere they want. As much as it sucks, reality is, we live in a world of scarcity and everyone must live within their budgets and move around accordingly.

It's companies like black rock that buy up all the houses and increase the rents astronomically. Housing is the biggest crisis since the great depression.

@@dquan731 why should they zoned? Just for the beautiful of the neighborhood? The laws / code were set up to easy council and city make more money. I have said living shouldn’t be taxed, inspection should not be operated by city, this is the reason so many homeless in USA, compared with Asia countries.

@@johnwagons4707 not sure I understand what you mean by why the city should not zone? Zoning keeps order in the city. You really don’t want to live next to manufacturing plants. And not taxing land? Sure, the city can do that. But they have to make it up with either higher income tax or sales tax. Both of which hurt the lower income people just as much. Property tax does not cause housing to skyrocket. It’s demand. It’s the lack of housing.

Won't make any sense when everything around the Bay area is insanely expensive.

A 2 room apartment in Fremont is $3500 😂 or near that ball park … also the Indians have completely taken over 😂

@@georgeallen4007 All of them are illegally here!

I don’t know about that but what I do know is that most of them make 150k-200k while the rest of the normal people make 40k-50k … there is no way to compete with them

I love hearing solutions from uneducated sloths that are tone deaf. Quite sure they aren't from this state, but have so much snarky comments to make.

Youre woke, let them park in your driveway.

Post your address 😂 and invite weirdos over to couch surf. Oh wait, you won’t 🥴

How many can we send to live with you?

@@middleguy1776send them all my way 😂 East Oakland baby! 🤘🏼 and good luck finding parking spots

@@bribri6985😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ok I agree with everyone else here but your comment is funny!

That’s a shitty thing to say! People fall on hard times that’s life but apparently you are the exception. Good for you bud! 👏

Being a 3 time mom is a choice, and not our problem. Move somewhere you can afford. Get those nasty rigs out of people's neighborhoods. Property owners make the rules.

These people shouldn't even be working or be in the country to begin with. Let the RVs be

Should be ashamed of yourself. Horrible thing to say.

​@@unounv you may think so but it's real life. Don't take on kids if you can't give them a life better then yours.

How about you?

If it’s your only option then yes it is for living in! Yourself and many others are only a handful of paychecks away for being in the same situation.

​@@unounvso because people make bad decisions we should allow them to live anywhere they want?

you mean to tell me you vote blue, eat blue, sleep blue but don't practice blue? you reap what you sow. aunt pam won't be pressing any charges

@@middleguy1776 It doesn't even matter if they make good decisions, actually, we are bringing in over 3 million people per year, while only building about ~900k houses, we can expect plenty more people living in RV's and on the streets.

@@mrsleep0000 and that's directly linked to how you vote. If you voted Dem you should reconsider that.

Wow so just give up rights so people who are housed feel "comfortable" how about put in place policy that offers more affordable housing instead of draconian policies that people like you seem to enjoy.

@@ky9616 Common sense is what is necessary running generates & throwing trash out in front of somebody's house is not common sense! disreputable drug alcohol is a major problem with the homeless they steal loot & make everybody life a living hell! When you go to work, hope that nobody has stolen from your home or parked a nonregistered uninsured vehicle in front of your house sitting on the sidewalk smoking METH in front of your children. does that make you feel Comfortable? ? responding the way you are must make you OK with those kind of People

The advice you gave is actually good.

Rent is $3000 on average for a studio, where do you think in the US it's affordable because it's certainly not any state that I know of.

Are you referring to what the councilwoman said bec she said as of now it’s legal for them to park there

​@@ketchum6455so you admit they're breaking the law.

@middleguy1776..Bet you pay all your employees a Nice Living Wage😂

@@ketchum6455 no I’m referring to if it’s a illegal, they should either be in jail, or at least Kicked off of the location and be fined for their actions. If city or state determines that this is illegal, but won’t do anything about it, then maybe they need to consider their definition of illegal activities.

​@kiss748eeee Hey, I live in this city. You hear of Pammy Price the illustrious District Attorney of Alameda County. Why would they arrest these people. She doesn't wanna convict hardened criminals. No I didn't vote for her.

Yes...in Tjjuana

Most Walmarts stopped doing that because of rising crime in their lots. Not only were the tenants fighting or creating disturbances, but car break-ins were becoming more frequent. A couple of years ago I went into a local Walmart for just 20 minutes. When I got out the window of the car next to me had been smashed out. It was still daylight.

Lol as if that will solve the housing crisis that we have. You are dumb.

They dump most of their Caca into Lake Elizabeth and that explains the watercolor and foul stench.

It is

California is the fourth largest economy in the world. Far from third world

@@plpfctn2007 walk the streets to San Francisco 😭

You must be a trailer park dweller in a red state huh? LOL!

@@chuckefunn8624 you should. Fisherman’s wharf is awesome. Stay away from right wing media propaganda

These are Americans...

Newsom, you must be joking.

Who in their right mind would buy it?

@@Omar_Zazzle You'd be surprised out here in the bay area. People will buy anything. I've sold parking spaces here in San Francisco for as high as $100k. Yes "parking space"

Why should the rich be shielded from the homelessness crisis they helped create? Enjoy your generator noise :^)

@@Jutland1780 What you need to do is get your neighbors together and pressure the mayor, city council, sheriff, etc… into doing something. If these elected officials run the risk of being voted out of office, they will do something.