‘This is the home we have left’: Fire victims facing deadline to leave RV Park

Ted interdependent with his wife, Valerie Mathews, traveling for their 24-footed vehicle on the Mountains of Sierra and Vada and Albuquerque, where Antona was born. Now, after a couple lost their Altadena home in Eaton fire, RV gives them a route of life.

“This is our home,” said Ancona, 73, sitting at a wooden picnic table without RV in the San Dimas campground. “This is the home we left.”

Ancona Mathes, 71, escaped photographs and photographs of their 14-year-old cat in Callie. Ancona came out on the truck and Mathews took a RV wheel.

After a few nights in the Rose Bowl, Ancona and Mathews found a place in Bonelli Bluffs RV resort and a campground, in the park area. They thanked by escaping the housing market for LA, where thousands of families were cast for Eaton and Palates to find it. an increase in price, Calling Wars beside Deficiency Local Travel.

But after about three weeks in the campus area, the couple faces the deadline of Wednesday travel. Resort prohibits long-term settlement.

“The fear has been going up as I try to find out where we shouldn’t go,” said Matthews.

Ancona and Mathews highlights the limits of the restrictions that can prevent families from receiving residential areas where they are waiting for a permanent residence elsewhere. The reason for the legislature prescribed, such as allows many people to reach resorts, it is not so strong now.

Rob Sagginario, the General Manager of the Independent RV Park, said his hands were arrested because the time limit is written in his covenant and the district. He said the park had the fire victims of many wide.

LA County leaders say they know the matter and plan to stop it before Ancona’s outdoor date and Matthews. On Tuesday, district administrators were designed to vote for two RV parks in the world of paramedics during the Embayi Bluffs and one in Docweiler State Beach. The latest is closed this month for the repair of the annual repairs but will be opened in February.

“We are committed to our citizens in the presence of care and support now despite our recovery,” Supervisor Lindsey Horvath, representing the Pacific Palisades and the surrounding areas including Docweiler. Horvath is one of the authors of the average amount of time in two parks and Supervisor Barger, representing Altadena and San Dimas.

But the regional action does not come from many of the private RV parks, some have the same limitations that people can stay there. Daniel Weionfield owns the Grid, RV park with 108 Like Hughes, and his district consent restrictions lasting within three weeks. Waisfield said he asked the district officials to stop the law, but was rejected.

“I don’t see the reason to let people stay in our park,” Weiisfield said. “We have the right and available areas for people who have lost their homes and does not mean no.”

Susan Tae, Deputy Director in the District Edit Department, said the Grid of the Grid remains the most dangerous area of ​​fire and RV parks in those areas have rules that set time to stay.

“We continue to look at many ways to help those affiliated by fire,” said Tae. However, this should be fair to ensure long-term public health and safety for all citizens. “

Barger, his district, which includes the Lake Hughes, said he would consider the different proposal for removing the restrictions of RV parks.

“I want to explore all potential solutions and I will use the combined technologies for our leaders Angeles County leaders to find out what can be done as many opportunities as possible,” said Barger.

Ancona Mathews hope that they will get relief. In the meantime, San Dimas is the best place to think about. It is near their old home, near Mathewsian brother in Breath and allows forthoping for the pasture in Pasadena to repair the right arm broken.

The couple plans to rebuild the Altadena. The house is sitting in their family since 1957 when I was four-year-old Mathews. Five friends and family marriages are intended for the drop-in-hand. They left behind a group of 10 cars, photography albums and heraries were in their families generation.

While waiting for the removal of debris, Ancona Mathews arranged to drive to San Francisco to live with their fourth granddaughter.

But they believe that spending a few weeks in a campuser first to help them recover.

“I have not yet cancel even all the things I use,” said Matthews. “There is too much time. You get on the phone and you’re waiting for hours. At 5:00, I can’t think. “