Owner told to move occupied RV or quit tenancy after board finds violation
A Collier County owner who parked an occupied RV on an improved‑estate lot was told to cease occupancy, disconnect utilities and relocate the trailer within a specified period or face fines; the owner said he had bought the RV to help a family with a child who has special needs.
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Investigators found an occupied recreational vehicle parked behind a detached garage on an improved‑estate lot and documented utility hookups. Property owner William Goggin said he bought the RV to help friends who were struggling financially and was unaware housing rules prohibited living in the trailer on that lot.
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