Temporary encampment definition
Temporary encampment means a temporary housing or shelter for homeless persons, such as an outdoor encampment, indoor overnight shelter, temporary small house on-site, or vehicle resident safe parking area.
Temporary encampment means a short-term residence facility for a group of people that is composed of tents or other temporary structures on a site provided or arranged for by a sponsor with services provided by a sponsor and supervised by a managing agency. These encampments are most often sponsored by a church or religious organization.
Temporary encampment means a transient or interim gathering or community comprised of Temporary Enclosures, which may include common areas designed to provide food, living, and sanitary services to occupants of the encampment; provided, that this definition shall not include recreational encampments of less than 10 days in duration.
More Definitions of Temporary encampment
Temporary encampment means a group of homeless persons temporarily residing out of doors or otherwise in a nonpermanent living arrangement on a site, with services provided by a sponsor and supervised by a managing agency, and specifically includes an outdoor encampment as defined in this chapter, as well as an indoor overnight shelter, temporary small house on site, or vehicle resident safe parking, as such terms are used in RCW 35A.21.360.