Board adopts temporary RV permit rules with River Pines exemption; approves ADU code updates to conform with state law
The board approved a zoning ordinance amendment allowing up to 20 administrative permits per year for RV occupancy near existing dwellings (one per parcel, utility-connected, no generators), exempted properties inside the River Pines Public Utility District, and separately adopted amendments to county ADU rules to incorporate state law changes, including codified sprinkler rules and a 25-foot maximum height for detached ADUs.
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Chuck Beatty of the Planning Department presented two land-use actions. First, the board considered an ordinance creating an administrative pathway for temporary RV occupancy intended to provide short-term housing flexibility: permits would be limited to 20 new authorizations per year (cumulative), one permit per parcel, term of one year renewable, requirement to connect RVs to the main dwelling utilities (no generator primary power), adherence to zoning setbacks, and a prohibition on short-term rentals. After discussion about renewal mechanics and parcel-size concerns (notably in River Pines), the board approved the ordinance with an explicit exemption for properties within the River Pines Public Utility District.
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