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Council committee moves revised vehicle‑storage ordinance toward second reading to ease rules for maintained RVs and address derelict trailers
Summary
Staff presented proposed amendments to Mount Vernon's vehicle and trailer storage ordinance to allow well‑maintained RVs, boats and some enclosed utility trailers to stay on improved surfaces, extend removal deadlines, and give the city authority to address derelict or occupied campers; council scheduled the item for second reading and asked for more public time at the next meeting.
City staff and planning/zoning officials outlined proposed changes to the vehicle‑storage ordinance that aim to balance resident use of recreational vehicles and boats with neighborhood appearance and public‑health concerns.
Mister Mark (staff) said the proposal responds to public input and eases prior restrictions. "We didn't want the community have to look at…
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