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Tiny house request on former double-mobile lot under review by Hull officials
Summary
Mayor John Barber told the March 26 council that a request to place a tiny house on a lot formerly occupied by two mobile homes appears to be disallowed by zoning; he and the city attorney will continue to review the matter.
At the March 26 meeting of the Hull Mayor and Council, Mayor John Barber reported a request had been made to place a 'Tiny House' on a lot where two mobile homes had previously been located.
After consulting with Attorney Danny Love and reviewing the city’s zoning, Mayor Barber said it 'does not appear' that the tiny house would be allowed due to lot-size restrictions, but he and Attorney Love will continue to review the zoning to confirm. No formal application or vote occurred at the meeting.
The matter remains under review; council members did not take formal action during the public meeting, and no timetable for a decision was announced.
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