Jul 10, 2023, 6:40 AM | Updated: 6:55 am
(Photo from KIRO 7)
(Photo from KIRO 7)
Seattle is getting a new safe parking lot for RV parking.
It’s expected to open next month and will be along 15th Avenue Northwest in the Interbay neighborhood.
The site is expected to hold 26 RVs and will have 9 tiny homes.
While in the lot, every car will also be inspected to make sure it’s OK to live in.
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