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Commission approves temporary on‑site RV for builder to deter theft during construction
Summary
The commission granted a conditional use permit allowing Robert Creekmore to use an RV as a temporary security residence while he builds a modular home, noting staff had no concerns; the vote was unanimous 5–0.
The Hernando County Planning & Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit (H2601) allowing petitioner Robert Creekmore to use a recreational vehicle as a temporary security residence during construction of a modular home. Creekmore said living on site would help deter theft of building materials and equipment. Staff reviewed the application and recommended approval, and the commission voted 5–0 to grant the permit.
Commissioners had no substantive objections and there was no public opposition during the hearing. The approval is conditioned on standard temporary‑use controls and any required follow‑up permits the petitioner must secure to convert the RV or change its status.
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