Seaside to consider a new ordinance to restrict public space usage
Katie Nicora
SEASIDE, Calif. (KION-TV) — The City of Seaside is considering an ordinance that aims to make public spaces safer by setting new limits for the unhoused community.
If approved, parking any vehicle on public property for the purpose of eating, sleeping, or resting would be prohibited from 9 p.m. until to 6 a.m.
Storing personal items within 200 feet of city property would also not be allowed.
Personal items could also be removed without prior warning if they’re deemed to be a biohazard.
Additionally, aggressive and unsafe solicitation would be prohibited on street medians, at ATMs and other similar areas.