Parking problems
Moses Lake City Council Member Mark Fancher listens during a long meeting Tuesday where the primary matter of discussion was what to do with illegally parked RVs used as residences.
CHARLES H. FEATHERSTONE/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
The RVs pictured above have become a focal point for heated discussions at Moses Lake City Council meetings of late. Residents and business owners have expressed frustration and anger over what they see as the city's shortcomings in addressing the problem of homelessness and associated issues.
The Moses Lake City Council chamber was packed on Tuesday as the council met to discuss possible parking sites for vehicles used as residences.
MOSES LAKE — The city of Moses Lake does not need to have a permanent parking place for RVs and other vehicles used as residences in order to enforce city parking ordinances, Moses Lake City Manager Allison Williams told members of the City Council on Tuesday.
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