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P&Z tightens RV park standards in Title 10: setbacks, slot sizes and lighting rules added
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved edits to Title 10 zoning that clarify conditional use application requirements and revise the RV park definition by allowing small cabins, requiring buffering and landscaping, a 12-foot perimeter setback, compliance with Chapter 9-4 lighting rules, and a minimum RV slot size of 24 by 70 feet.
The Torrey Planning & Zoning Commission approved revisions to Title 10 at its Feb. 26 meeting that tighten standards for RV parks and clarify conditional-use application requirements. Commissioners confirmed that conditional use permit applications must include all plans and items required by section 10-3-3, and they revised the RV park definition to allow small cabins and other accessory uses while imposing design standards.
Specifically, the edits require buffering and landscaping between units, a 12-foot setback around the entire RV parcel, adherence to Chapter 9-4 outdoor lighting rules, and a minimum RV slot size of 24 feet wide by 70 feet long. Chair Bill Barrett moved approval of the Title 10 changes; Nan Groves Anderson seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The transcript does not record specific parcel proposals tied to these standard changes.
