Landowner asks for intervention in dealing with RVs used as homes
A map of the roughly 44 acres (highlighted in red) on the north side of Central Drive in Moses Lake owned by Ted Yao with the three “stub-outs” – roadway starts – for future street development noted in blue where a number of vehicles being used as residences have been parked.
SOURCE: GRANT COUNTY ASSESSOR'S OFFICE
Moses Lake’s Project Open Doors Sleep Center is shown here. While the city does have the sleep center, there are also several RVs scattered around the city that are being used as residences by those facing homelessness.
MOSES LAKE — The owner of the properties along North Central Drive where a number of homeless have parked their RVs has given permission to a group of volunteers to post “no trespassing” signs and has asked the Moses Lake Police Department to do something about the situation, according to an email provided to the Columbia Basin Herald.
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