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Board agrees to temporary permit for two RVs during construction due to family hardship

Klamath County Board of Commissioners · May 5, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff said county code limits one RV tied to a septic system during construction; the board agreed the owner could seek a temporary use permit for two RVs for up to one year because of hardship, as long as permits remain active.

Planning staff Jeremy Morris and Justin Throne presented a temporary use permit issue involving two RVs connected to a single septic system. Staff said the land development code allows only one RV to be connected to a septic system during construction but that the applicant cited family hardship for operating two RVs onsite.

The board agreed the owner should complete paperwork for a temporary use permit to allow two RVs, suggesting a one-year duration provided active permits are maintained. Staff emphasized the need for a timeline to ensure compliance with mobile-home construction plans and code requirements.