Commission asks staff to draft RV‑parking enforcement code after repeated complaints about lived‑in rigs
Commissioners and code enforcement described many complaints about RVs parked in streets and front yards, with some hooked to power and water. Staff said current rules allow one visitor RV for up to 30 consecutive days on the street; commissioners asked staff to present clearer, enforceable code to address front‑yard and long‑term habitation.
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Code enforcement staff reported that residents are calling frequently about RVs parked in front yards, in the street, and sometimes hooked to electrical cords and hoses. The enforcement officer said the city’s current practice treats temporary RVs as allowable for visitors but that long‑term habitation and hooked‑up rigs create public‑nuisance and visibility concerns.
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