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Liberty County adopts UDO change allowing guests to live in RVs on residential lots for up to 2 weeks
Summary
The Liberty County Board of Commissioners adopted an amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance clarifying where RVs may be parked and allowing guests to live in an RV on residential property for up to two weeks. Commissioners discussed, but did not adopt, draft language for homeowners to live in RVs during construction or repairs.
The Liberty County Board of Commissioners voted to adopt an amendment to the county's Unified Development Ordinance that clarifies when recreational vehicles may be parked and adds a short-term exception for visitors.
The amendment, read into the record by county planning staff member Marty, says in part: “This notwithstanding on residential properties in unincorporated Liberty County only, guests and visitors of residents of the property may bring their RV and live in it temporarily for up to 2 weeks.” A commissioner moved to adopt the amendment and a second was recorded; the chair called for a show of hands and stated, “I think everybody has it,” after which the board adopted the language as presented.
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