Encampments of Unhoused Individuals in Transportation Rights-of-Way: Laws and State DOT Practices (2022) / Chapter Skim
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NCHRP LRD 87 19 property will be stored and how it can be retrieved. Similar provisions apply for the removal of encampments as a whole; however, the city did establish a reporting mechanism to note the existence of an encampment and proceed with cleanup.
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20 NCHRP LRD 87 C Key Issues Survey respondents were asked to describe typical issues when dealing with the management of unauthorized access to the right-of-way.
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NCHRP LRD 87 21 right-of-way, having the legal authority to remove unsheltered individuals, ensuring due process, and using contractors for cleanup activities once unsheltered populations are removed from a site. Compared to the mentioning of other issues, these types of issues were mentioned infrequently.
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22 NCHRP LRD 87 2. Prevention of Unsheltered Populations in the Rightof-Way Survey participants were asked about how they actively prevent unauthorized access to the right-of-way.
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NCHRP LRD 87 23 assistance from social services agencies or homeless shelters. Some states mentioned that they will give a posted notice, usually 10 days or 30 days, or conduct outreach activities before starting the removal process.
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24 NCHRP LRD 87 an overview of survey responses and the frequency with which a response was mentioned by survey respondents.
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