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Rio Blanco Board approves variance allowing full‑time RV residency on Marvin Creek parcel (VAR0001‑25)
Summary
The county’s Board of Adjustments and county commissioners approved a variance allowing an RV to be occupied for more than the 120‑consecutive‑day limit and to become the permanent residence on a two‑acre Marvin Creek parcel once utilities are in place.
A variance permitting an RV to be occupied beyond the land‑use rule limiting recreational vehicle occupancy to 120 consecutive days was approved by the Board of Adjustments and ratified by the Rio Blanco County commissioners on May 13.
Why it matters: The county’s land use regulations allow full‑time RV residency only if specific utility conditions are met; the variance creates an exception for a particular parcel and establishes that the variance travels with the land.
What the record shows - Staff presentation: Planning staff explained the rule in the current land‑use regulation (adopted under…
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