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Planning commission clarifies temporary trailer use at 525 West Main; no living permitted
Summary
The commission addressed a building-permit modification request for moving a temporary trailer on-site at 525 West Main and clarified the trailer will be used as an office during construction and not as a residence; commissioners concluded no permit alteration was required.
The Rockville Planning Commission on March 11 reviewed a request relating to a temporary trailer to be moved to 525 West Main, connected with Steve Brantley's home construction, and clarified the trailer will not be used for overnight residential occupancy.
Steve Brantley told the commission he will not sleep in the trailer and that it has no bed; he described it as an office and a place to keep plans and sit during the workday. Commissioners said the trailer, as described, functions as an office trailer and does not require an alteration to the building permit for living purposes.
The commission discussed the intent of the trailer and confirmed with the applicant that the unit would not be used as a residence. There was no formal change to a permit recorded at the meeting; instead, commissioners noted the clarification that no living would take place in the trailer and that existing permit requirements for office trailers apply if the configuration changes.
The item closed with informal comments from commissioners and residents about construction work and neighbor assistance, and the commission moved on to the next agenda item.
