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Council reviews draft RV ordinance and asks for more data before moving forward
Summary
Staff presented draft ordinance 202601 to replace the town's RV rules; council members expressed concern about administrative costs and potential population impacts and asked staff for more data before scheduling review by Planning & Zoning and proceeding to public hearing.
Town staff presented a draft ordinance (202601) to replace the existing recreational-vehicle (RV) program after staff concluded the current program was not revenue-neutral and required significant staff time to implement. The draft would repeal ordinance 202407 and create a new article.
Staff asked whether the council wanted the draft sent to the Planning & Zoning board at its June meeting or whether the council preferred further revision first. Council members discussed the process: first readings typically are not advertised as a public hearing while second readings are. Council members also highlighted the need for more empirical data about RV impacts, including whether allowing broader RV use would increase population density and staff workload.
Council direction: members asked staff to assemble more data on RV counts and operational impact before advancing the ordinance. The council did not take a vote; staff will coordinate whether to send the draft to Planning & Zoning or revise it further based on direction from council and available data.
