Why did the Altadena family receive tickets for their RV?

The family received tickets for their RV because it was parked on the street, and LA County Parking Enforcement issued citations requiring them to move it.

What caused the Collins family to live in an RV?

The Collins family has been living in an RV for a year because their home was destroyed in the Eaton Fire and their renovation efforts were delayed by a contractor dispute.

Is there any help available for homeowners affected by fires?

Yes, Supervisor Kathryn Barger's office is involved and is trying to find compassionate solutions for homeowners like the Collins family who need assistance.

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Fire victim fined for living in RV on street

10 Feb

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Summary

Family displaced by fire received tickets for their RV.
They are facing a legal dispute with a contractor.
Supervisor's office is seeking a compassionate solution.

Fire victim fined for living in RV on street

An Altadena family, displaced by the Eaton Fire in January, has received parking tickets for their RV. The Collins family has been living in a rented RV for the past year on their El Sereno Street property after their home was destroyed. Their home renovation and insurance claims were delayed due to a legal dispute with a contractor.

Last week, the family was issued two tickets by Los Angeles County Parking Enforcement, demanding they move the RV from the street. They are making efforts to accommodate the RV on their front lawn, despite needing new permits. Supervisor Kathryn Barger's office is now intervening to help find a compassionate solution for homeowners facing similar circumstances.

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