SEATTLE — Seattle officials could officially pass a new program, which would create a parking permit system for those living in recreational vehicles, while also trying to help move those occupants into more stable shelter and away from the streets.
The Seattle City Council is set to vote on Tuesday, October 20, on the Vehicle Resident Assistance Program (VRAP), which was first proposed by councilmember Dan Strauss of District 6.
Under the VRAP — the city would direct $5 million in already-budgeted funding toward outreach, safe parking lots, vehicle storage and services for people living in motor homes and travel trailers…