Bloom v. City of San Diego: RV Parking Enforcement and Safe Parking Improvements
City of San Diego · Oversized-vehicle parking enforcement and safe-parking lots · Ongoing Litigation
About this case
People experiencing homelessness who live in RVs allege that San Diego unjustly issued overnight parking tickets under its oversized-vehicle ordinance when they lacked a reasonably accessible alternative. The ongoing class action includes a court-approved settlement; the court ruled that the city’s ticketing did not violate the settlement but found that the city had failed to complete required improvements to a 24-hour safe-parking lot and ordered it to submit a plan, budget, and schedule.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- City of San Diego
- Product or service
- Oversized-vehicle parking enforcement and safe-parking lots
- Case name
- Bloom et al. v. City of San Diego
- Court case number
- 3:2017cv02324
- Case status
- Ongoing Litigation
- Lawsuit type
- Other
- Reported harm
- Other
Participation information
Availability is based on each listed participation option and its deadline.
Settlement Claim
- Type
- Settlement Claim
- Status
- Unknown
- Total settlement amount
- $3,162,500
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Sources
Public reporting associated with this case.
- Bloom v. City of San Diego: RV Parking Enforcement and Safe Parking Improvements
San Diego Union-Tribune ·