New language clarifies that camping citations must include a date and time by which people must relocate. The ordinance also also specifies that municipalities cannot ticket or arrest people camping on public land without first issuing a written order to move and advising them of available shelter options. Exceptions allow for immediate removal if structures are in the public right-of-way or next to stormwater facilities, or if the city determines the camp poses a threat to life-safety. The changes come after the Grant’s Pass ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, which allows local governments to penalize people for living in public spaces.