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omparison Chart
GRANTS PASS SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY CITY OF STOCKTON
“Camping” “[T]o set up or to remain in or at
a campsite.”
“‘Campsite’ means any place
where bedding, sleeping bag,
or other material used for
bedding purposes, or any stove
or fire is placed, established, or
maintained for the purpose of
maintaining a place to live,
whether or not such place
incorporates the use of any
tent, lean to, shack, or any
other structure, or any vehicle
or part thereof.”
“[D]oing any of the following beyond 60
consecutive minutes or within three
hundred (300) feet if any previous
stopping point in a twenty-four (24)
hour period:
(a) Erecting a tent or other form of
shelter for the purpose of
sleeping;
(b) Arranging bedding for th
e
pur
pose of sleeping; or
(c) Use of standing or parked
v
ehicle for the purpose of
sleeping.”
“[P]lace, pitch or occupy camp
facilities; to live temporarily in a camp
facility or outdoors; to use camp
paraphernalia.”
“‘Camp facilities’ include, but are not
limited to, tents, huts, vehicles,
vehicle camping outfits or temporary
shelter.”
“‘Camping paraphernalia’ includes
nut is not limited to, bedrolls,
tarpaulins, cots, beds, sleeping bags,
hammocks, cooking facilities, and
similar equipment.”
Prohibited
Locations
“No person may occupy a
campsite in or upon any
sidewalk, street, alley, lane,
public right of way, park, bench,
or any other publicly-owned
property or under any bridge
or viaduct . . . .”
“No person shall camp on any:
(a) Public road, or
(b) P ublic property under the
jurisdiction and/or responsibility of
the county. This section shall not
appl
y to county parks that are
specifically designated for camping.”
Comprehensive list of critical
infrastructure within the City where
camping is prohibited.
Notice 24 hour noticing requirement
for removal of property at
campsite.
No specific timeframe identified in
ordinance for abatement.
24 hour noticing requirement for
removal of property, unless there is
an imminent threat to public health
and safety.
Enforcement Civil citations for violations. Criminal enforcement. Criminal and civil penalties.
Stay Away “An individual may be issued a
written exclusion order by a
police officer of the Police
Department barring said
individual from a City park for a
period of 30 days . . .”
Not incorporated into ordinance. Not incorporated into municipal code but can potentially be obtained
during criminal prosecution.