LDRC proposes longer temporary RV permits, lowers trailer cap
Staff proposed changing temporary-use permits for recreational vehicles from 60 to 90 days with a one-time 30‑day extension (Growth Services director approval), and reducing the number of travel trailers allowed under a temporary permit from five to four; the commission voted to forward the amendment.
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Staff presented a targeted amendment to Section 4.3.0.6 of the Marion County Land Development Code that would extend temporary RV permits from 60 days to 90 days, with a single 30‑day extension permitted at the Growth Services director’s discretion. Kathleen Brignoli of Grove Services, who presented the item, summarized the core change: “The change proposed being, from 60 days to 90 days, with the option for a single 30 day extension, to be granted by the growth services director, if approved.” The amendment also reduces the number of travel trailers allowed under a single temporary-use permit from five to four; five or more would trigger a special-event permit.
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