Pennsylvania HB2028 allows individuals experiencing homelessness to use public spaces for life-sustaining activities and protects their vehicles from.
Pennsylvania HB2028 permits individuals experiencing homelessness to use public spaces for life-sustaining activities, such as moving, resting, and storing personal property, without obstruction of traffic. It also allows them to retrieve items from and reclaim their vehicles from storage free of charge or at a reduced rate. The bill defines "individual experiencing homelessness" and "life-sustaining activity," and it provides an affirmative defense against violations of these provisions.
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