Bob Hatch wrote:
> "Rtavi" wrote in message
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>>Montana town threatening to outlaw freebie overnight "camping"
>>Billings, MT is threatening to enforce a section of city code
>>prohibiting overnight RV camping except in licensed campgrounds. The
>>law in question has been on the books since at least 1967. It says:
>>"It is unlawful for any person to park any motor vehicle for camping
>>purposes in the city except in an authorized tourist park." When the
>>owners of several RV parks complained last summer that RVs were
>>illegally parking overnight in the two Wal-Mart lots in Billings,
>>city officials met with Wal-Mart representatives. As a result,
>>Wal-Mart posted signs in its lots informing patrons that it was
>>against the law to park there overnight. In addition, the stores
>>agreed to have their security guards put fliers explaining the law
>>under the windshield wipers of any RVs parked at Wal-Mart for more
>>than four hours after 9 p.m. or at any time past 2 a.m. But that has
>>been the extent of enforcing the law. City code enforcement officers
>>have not yet issued any citations. RVers who would like to comment on
>>this issue can email Billings Mayor Charles Tooley at
>>ctooley@magicc.com SOURCE: Billings Gazette.
>>I will therefore be sure not to spend any cash there next summer.
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> Boy oh boy, thanks for the heads up. Billings is off my list, as is all of
> Montana and all neighboring states. Idaho, Wyoming, North and South Dakota.
> All gone. Only gonna visit places I can freeload.
Could you post the list of freeload plces......my list is too
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