Commission says single hooked-up RV can be a dwelling but code language needs clarification
Bluff Planning & Zoning agreed that a single recreational vehicle with proper hookups on a nonconforming residential lot may be occupied or rented, but commissioners found the zoning code ambiguous and asked staff to draft clarifying edits.
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The Bluff Planning & Zoning Commission concluded March 5 that a single recreational vehicle (RV) on a residential, nonconforming lot that meets utility and setback requirements can be occupied as a primary dwelling or rented, but the commission directed staff to clarify local code language.
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