Proposed code would allow tiny home parks in R‑4, but tiny homes on wheels limited to RV parks
Apr 30, 2026
The proposed amendments define tiny homes under 400 square feet and would allow tiny homes as ADUs in R‑1 or as primary homes within a Tiny Home Park in R‑4; tiny homes on wheels would not be allowed as residential uses in town and must be parked in RV parks.
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The draft zoning edits draw a clear distinction between permanently installed tiny homes and mobile tiny homes on wheels. The packet defines "Tiny home" as "a small dwelling unit under 400 square feet that is permanently installed," and states tiny homes are allowed only as ADUs in R‑1 or as primary homes within a Tiny Home Park. By contrast, "Tiny homes on wheels means a mobile unit under 400 square feet that functions like an RV recreational vehicle. These units are not allowable use in any residential zone within the town. They are required to be parked in an RV park."
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