Code officer flags American Legion RV request and urges review of RV/ADU rules
The code enforcement officer told the planning board the American Legion seeks to place an RV on its property to house a veteran for several months; current town rules allow up to three months of RV use per calendar year and an extension or ordinance change would be required for the requested mid-October-through-April stay.
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The code enforcement officer informed the Lisbon Planning Board on June 25 that the American Legion has proposed placing a recreational vehicle on its property to house a homeless veteran for an extended season. Under the town’s current ordinance the code officer may approve RV use on private property for up to three months per calendar year; the applicant’s requested period—roughly mid-October through about April 15—would exceed that allowance.
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