Pennsylvania SB1089 allows individuals experiencing homelessness to use public spaces for life-sustaining activities.
Pennsylvania SB1089 amends Title 42 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to add a chapter allowing individuals experiencing homelessness to use public spaces for life-sustaining activities. This includes activities such as moving, resting, sitting, standing, lying down, sleeping, protecting oneself from the natural elements, eating, drinking, and storing personal property. The bill defines "life-sustaining activity" and "public space" and specifies that individuals must not obstruct public walkways or streets.
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