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Residents raise safety and sanitation concerns about RV occupant; council sets Oct. 1 removal deadline
Summary
Residents urged the Wasco council to address an RV-based nuisance linked to overgrown brush and sanitation; council asked staff to deliver a notice and gave the family until Oct. 1 to move the RV before sheriff involvement.
Residents Debbie and Stephen Wyatt addressed the council Sept. 15 about a man living in an RV on private property (identified in the minutes as Mr. Kevin Auld) and said the situation included overgrown brush, flammable materials, and sanitation concerns. Maintenance Tech Curtis Hollibaugh and City Clerk Ian Melzer described outreach: Melzer sent a letter to Mr. Auld’s family and received a prompt reply from Mr. Auld’s brother indicating Breezey Ponke was contacted and a cleanup took place.
Mayor Beth McCurdy suggested the Auld family contact Purdy’s Towing to move the RV and asked City Clerk Melzer to deliver a letter with a firm deadline of Oct. 1 for the RV to be moved before the sheriff’s office would be contacted for removal. The council emphasized addressing the weed and fire hazards immediately while the family works on longer-term living arrangements for Mr. Auld.
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