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Harrold trustees propose zoning updates, including 35-year limit for moved-in mobile homes
Summary
At the Dec. 17 meeting, Harrold trustees discussed updating zoning rules to limit moved-in mobile homes to no older than 35 years, require timely skirting or completion, and consider rules for semi-trailer containers; the board will consult the Central South Dakota Enhancement District for model ordinances.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Harrold, acting as the Planning and Zoning Commission, discussed possible updates to the town's zoning ordinances at a Dec. 17 meeting at City Hall. Trustees considered a proposal to limit mobile homes moved into town to units no older than 35 years and to require that they be skirted or finished within a timely period, and they discussed whether semi-trailer shipping containers used for storage should be regulated under the zoning code.
Board members agreed to seek outside assistance to draft or revise local rules: the trustees will reach out to the Central South Dakota Enhancement District to review ordinances from other municipalities and help prepare recommended language for Harrold. No formal ordinance changes or votes on zoning text were recorded at the meeting; the only vote recorded was approval of the meeting agenda. Finance Officer Sarah Rheinbolt is listed on the minutes as the meeting officer responsible for the official record.
