Planning commission refines draft RV rules: hookups required if occupied 30 days or more
Clallam County planning staff presented a revised draft ordinance (proposed section 33.58) that would require hookups and sanitation controls when a recreational vehicle is placed on private property for purposes of occupancy for 30 days or more; commissioners debated duration limits, generator use, and whether to steer people toward RV parks.
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Clallam County planning staff continued the commission's review of proposed revisions to county code governing placement and occupancy of recreational vehicles (RVs), including a new draft section labeled 33.58 that would require hookups and sanitation controls whenever an RV is placed on a parcel for 30 days or more for occupancy or "periodic occupancy." Bruce, Director of Community Development, presented the draft and answered commissioners' questions.
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