Section 24-121. TENTS, TRAILER CAMPS, AND OTHER TEMPORARY ABODES  


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    121.1No person or persons shall set up, maintain, or establish any camp or any temporary place of abode in any tent, wagon, van, automobile, truck, or house trailer, of any description, or in any combination, on public or private property, without the consent of the Mayor of the District of Columbia.

     

    121.2Nothing contained in this section shall prevent any owner or lawful occupant of private property provided with sufficient sewage and water facilities, in the opinion of the Director of Health, from permitting use of the his or her private property for setting up and maintaining a temporary place of abode for not more than a total thirty (30) days in any consecutive three (3) months.

     

    121.3Not more than two (2) single, temporary places of abode, as defined in this section, shall be maintained at any one (1) location.

     

    121.4Each tent, wagon, van, automobile, truck, house trailer, or other temporary place of above shall be situated or placed more than forty feet (40 ft.) from any public space; and shall not disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood.

     

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Article 17, §24 of the Police Regulations (May 1981).