House Bill 1365 was filed in January. It prohibits camping or sleeping on public property without a permit. The bill would give local municipalities the power to designate specific areas for sleeping or camping. Such properties must have restrooms, running water, security, and access to health care for mental and physical health. Also under the provision the specified areas may not negatively impact local businesses.

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Hopefully won’t affect us. This language:

The term does not include lodging or residing overnight in a motor vehicle that is registered, insured, and located in a place where it may lawfully be

a couple times in the text

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We’re not homeless, we’re houseless! By choice or by circumstance we are living in our vehicles. Don’t worry about us – it can be a very good life.

Anything that affects us as vehicle-dwellers is probably on topic.

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