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Looking for a live stream of the Zoning Adjustments Board (ZAB) meeting on 5/9/19, at 7:00pm? Please visit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1UAnZ8kU8EWllREyOY7rwQ/. The normal viewing methods will not work this time due to a concurrent City Council Special Meeting at the same time.

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GIVE INPUT ON OVERNIGHT RV PARKING ON DESIGNATED CITY-OWNED PARKING LOTS
Use City online forum designed for civility

Berkeley, California (Friday, January 17, 2020) - Give input on the City of Berkeley's online forum regarding a proposed City Council resolution to allow recipients of a three-month "Grace Period" permit for safe RV parking to park overnight during non-business hours in designated City-owned parking lots.

The resolution would authorize the City Manager to determine appropriate City-owned parking lots, with consideration for safe ingress and egress, accessibility of restroom facilities, and other health and safety considerations.

View and give input on this Berkeley Considers topic, which was selected by the Council Agenda & Rules Committee. Learn more by reading Item 15 on the January 28, 2020 agenda.

If you're interested, learn more about how we use Berkeley Considers.

Look at the question before you. Consider what others are saying. Let the City Council know what you would like them to consider for Berkeley.

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