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Parowan planning commissioners recommend loosening 29-day RV limit, propose 9‑month cap and 30% long-stay cap
Summary
The Parowan Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend that City Council amend Title 15, Chapter 56 to allow stays longer than 29 days at RV parks by conditional use, limit such stays to 9 months and cap long-stay slots at 30% of a park’s spaces.
Parowan Planning and Zoning commissioners voted March 19 to send a recommendation to City Council to amend Title 15, Chapter 56 to let RV parks allow stays longer than the current 29‑day limit, provided longer stays are authorized by conditional use, limited to nine months and restricted to no more than 30 percent of a park’s spaces.
The recommendation grew from a public presentation by the RV-park operator, who said the 29‑day rule made the local park uncompetitive. “So currently we have the 29 day restriction on stays at the RV park. And that's proved to be quite a challenge because…
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