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Draft limits recreational-vehicle occupancy to 14 consecutive days and 90 days per year with narrowly defined exceptions
Summary
Proposed sections prohibit permanent living in RVs in unincorporated Box Elder County, limit RV occupancy to no more than 14 consecutive days and 90 days per year, and allow exceptions during residential construction (up to 365 days with a building permit), in permitted parks, and for agricultural workforce housing.
The draft Exhibit B contains multiple references to recreational-vehicle (RV) use. It states that RVs "shall not be used ... as permanent living" within unincorporated Box Elder County and provides specific occupancy limits: RVs may not be occupied on a lot or parcel for more than 14 consecutive days and no more than 90 total days in a calendar year. The draft also prohibits RV dumping except at approved facilities and allows temporary storage on private property provided other code sections are not violated.
The draft includes three exceptions: an individual with an issued building permit may reside in an RV during construction for up to 365 days or until issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy (whichever is less); long-term permanent living in an RV may occur in a designated and permitted mobile home or RV park; and agricultural workforce housing is identified as an exception. Those exceptions are listed as conditions rather than automatic permissions in other zones.
