Orangeville considers 30‑day rolling contracts, year‑long recordkeeping for RV parks to curb de facto residency
Council discussed an ordinance amendment to require RV park owners to use 30‑day rolling contracts with owners required to retain those contracts for one year to aid enforcement and to limit occupants from establishing residency; members debated whether to adopt a calendar‑year maximum stay and discussed enforcement through nuisance codes.
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During the May 14 meeting, council members reviewed proposed changes to the city's rules for recreational vehicle (RV) parks. The proposal would treat RV parks as a series of short‑term stays by requiring owners to have every occupant sign a 30‑day contract that would renew as needed and to retain those contracts for one year to allow city review if problems arise.
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