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Commission tables second reading of RV parking ordinance after further debate about measuring right-of-way
Summary
The commission postponed a second-reading vote on an ordinance that would expand where homeowners may park recreational vehicles on residential lots, citing concerns about enforceability of right-of-way measurements and public notice discrepancies.
Commissioners postponed a second-reading vote on a revised ordinance regulating parking and storage of recreational vehicles (RVs) on residential property. The proposed ordinance would allow parking of RVs in side yards, back yards or driveways provided they are not in public right-of-way, are operable, licensed and not used for living or sleeping.
Why it matters: The change would expand where RVs may be parked on private residential lots, affecting compliance and code enforcement practices…
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