Stockton waterfront RV park residents told to leave after decades of calling it home
California officials have told residents of the Windmill Cove RV park in Stockton to vacate, stating that permanent residency was never allowed on the...
California officials have told residents of the Windmill Cove RV park in Stockton to vacate, stating that permanent residency was never allowed on the state-owned land. More than 60 people, including disabled and low-income residents, face an uncertain future. The park is designated for short-term stays only, but residents say they have lived there for years with state inspections and compliance requirements. No specific deadline for departure or financial assistance has been provided.
