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Commissioners approve temporary RV use during home construction on Wynne Road with 12-month limit
Summary
The board unanimously approved conditional use CU24-008 permitting one recreational vehicle as a temporary residence during construction of a permanent home on a 3.58-acre RC-rural-conservation lot off Wynne Road, subject to eight conditions including a 12-month limit and safety requirements.
The Coweta County Board of Commissioners approved CU24-008 on March 19 to allow the owner of a 3.58-acre parcel off Wynne Road to use one recreational vehicle (RV) as a temporary residence while constructing a permanent home.
Community Development staff told the board the applicant, Jennifer Chapman, purchased the property in August 2024 and plans to build a permanent residence. The Board of Zoning Appeals had unanimously recommended approval with eight conditions, which the commission adopted.
Conditions include: a maximum 12-month permit period beginning March 19, 2025 (ending March 2026) or 30 days after issuance of a certificate of occupancy, whichever is sooner; no more than one RV on-site; RV parked at least 10 feet from the primary residential structure; working smoke and carbon-monoxide detectors and a multipurpose dry-chemical fire extinguisher in the RV; submission of a site plan showing RV location; an as-built elevation certificate and registered-survey as-built site plan prior to scheduling inspections for certificate of occupancy; compliance with Environmental Health requirements; and compliance with the Building Department.
The board voted unanimously to adopt the conditional-use permit with the listed conditions. No opposition was recorded at the BZA public hearing.
