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Council schedules Feb. 10 hearing after staff previews manufactured‑home code changes
Summary
City staff previewed proposed amendments to Chapter 28 governing manufactured homes and parks, including a proposed term for 'non‑site built manufactured residential structure (NSBMRS)' and rules on RV street parking; the council set a public hearing for Feb. 10, 2026 at 5:00 P.M.
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Community Development Director Scott Rayburn and City Attorney Scott Ferguson briefed the council on preliminary recommendations to amend multiple sections of Chapter 28 (Manufactured Homes and Parks). They discussed terminology and regulatory issues the draft seeks to clarify: defining a proposed term, 'non‑site built manufactured residential structure (NSBMRS)', addressing industrial modular housing, and potential limits on parking travel trailers and motor homes on city streets.
Council discussed the items and set a public hearing for Feb. 10, 2026 at 5:00 P.M. to receive public comment on the proposed Chapter 28 amendments. Rayburn also reviewed a tentative schedule for additional ordinances covering manufactured homes and travel trailers/motor homes.
No formal action to adopt the code changes was taken at the Jan. 13 meeting; council set the public hearing date and asked staff to continue refining drafts for future consideration.
