The Plumas County Board of Supervisors allowed a post-Beckwourth Complex-Dixie Fire emergency ordinance permitting residence in recreational vehicles to expire on June 30. County officials committed to proactively contacting RV dwellers whose occupancy becomes illegal, offering assistance in finding permanent housing. Code enforcement identified up to 22 individuals potentially abusing the ordinance, including those living on fire-damaged land without rebuilding permits or squatting on property they do not own.
