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Zoning update: permits slow, RV parks compliance outreach underway; comp plan kickoff planned
Summary
Keith County zoning reported six permits in November (two homes), $5,913 in permit revenue, two special permits, and active outreach to local RV parks to address code compliance; planner Keith Marvin has begun the comprehensive plan and expects a January kickoff meeting.
County zoning staff reported a slowdown in building permits for November: six total permits issued, including two for dwellings, and two special permits that generated $5,913 in permit revenue for the month. Staff said they mailed copies of campground and RV-park regulations to six parks in June, followed up with recent photos and letters documenting violations, and that only one of the six had complied so far; staff said contact information for one park remains incomplete and will be re-sent.
Planner Keith Marvin has begun work on the county’s comprehensive plan and is compiling data in his office; he expects to hold a kickoff meeting in January. Commissioners and staff discussed the need to ensure compliance and to follow up administratively to address repeat violations.
No enforcement action beyond outreach and documentation was announced at the meeting; staff said they would forward the correspondence and photos to county leadership for follow-up.
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