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Castle Valley planning commission approves updated temporary-dwelling forms, drops VIN requirement

Agenda for Special Meeting of the Planning and Land Use Commission of the Town of Castle Valley - 250613 PLUC audio · June 13, 2025

Summary

The Planning and Land Use Commission voted to add a temporary dwelling (TAD) application to its forms-update list and approved a revised temporary dwelling permit and renewal form that replaces a requested VIN field with a license-plate/VIN line. Commissioners also agreed to retable further form work for later formatting.

The Planning and Land Use Commission of the Town of Castle Valley voted on June 13 to add a temporary accessory dwelling (TAD) application to the list of land-use forms slated for update and to approve revised temporary dwelling permit and renewal forms with a change to identification fields.

The commission moved to add the TAD application to the forms-update list and later approved both the temporary dwelling permit application and the renewal application after amending them to include a line for license-plate number (or VIN) under the existing make-and-model field. The commission's roll-call votes on the motions were recorded as aye from the same four commissioners on each vote (Dorgay/Dorsier, Janie, Marie, and Brian); the measures passed.

The change follows staff recommendation that the forms be updated to align with recent ordinance amendments. Colleen Thompson, the town's building permit agent, told commissioners the current temporary-dwelling form dates from about 2011 and that splitting the permit and renewal forms should reduce confusion. She also said, “I don't see any reason to ask people for their VIN or license number on their RVs,” and supported adding the simpler license-plate line to the form so remote owners would not have to retrieve a VIN in person.

Commission discussion clarified that temporary-dwelling renewals occur every two years and that the renewal form will be a separate, simplified document. Commissioners agreed the revised forms will be proofread and formatted before final publication. At the meeting the commission also voted to retable additional form work for later review so staff can finalize formatting and other non-substantive edits.

What the commission decided - Add the temporary accessory dwelling application to the list of forms to be updated. (Motion passed by roll call.) - Approve the temporary dwelling permit application and the temporary dwelling permit renewal application as amended to add a license-plate-or-VIN line under make-and-model. (Motion passed by roll call.) - Retable remaining form issues for later formatting and finalization. (Motion passed by roll call.)

Next steps Staff will proofread and format the revised forms and present final versions to the commission in a future meeting. The updated TAD and permit-renewal forms will be posted to the town's forms list and used for new applications once finalized.

Context and scope These changes are administrative updates to application forms; commissioners emphasized the edits are stylistic and procedural (removing unnecessary data requests and clarifying renewal cadence) rather than changes to substantive land-use standards or ordinance language.

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