Panoramic RV Park fence

An electrician who has lived in the park for about a year said his truck was broken into and $3,000 of tools stolen, and described constant trespassing, dumpster digging, and drug use in the park.

A park resident of about 15 months recounted a stranger walking into his unlocked trailer in broad daylight while his daughter was inside, two chained bicycles stolen, and nighttime yelling; he supports the fence but not blocking the bike path.

A two-year resident said over $300 of belongings were stolen from his vehicle in December and he would appreciate a fence.

A six-month resident described homeless individuals going through her storage, using the park's electricity and water, and leaving trash; she urged coded gates on both entry and exit to prevent people from propping them open.

The project manager for Pacifica, the park's owner, said the park has called police and fire at least ten times since January and the property manager reports 50-plus police calls a year; she said she couldn't see a way to add public pass-through without removing RV spaces.

A long-term resident (transcript name garbled) said she and her husband have experienced stolen motorcycle covers, slashed tires, and strangers knocking at night; she asked for the fence to keep the location nice.

A resident confirmed during deliberation that no-trespassing/private property signs exist at the park entrances from Redwood and have been there for the six or seven months she has lived there.