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Commissioner pushes ordinance to stop permanent RV parking in county rights-of-way
Summary
A commissioner urged an ordinance to prohibit long-term RV parking on county rights-of-way, proposing options such as an RV compound for long-term storage; the board asked staff to advance the issue toward the consent agenda.
A commissioner asked the board to consider an ordinance that would prevent people from permanently parking RVs on county rights-of-way, saying the county lacks an enforceable rule and that RV owners should park on private property or at paid compounds for long-term storage.
"Put your RVs on your property, not on the county property," the commissioner said, supporting property rights for owners who can place RVs on private lots while urging rules for those leaving RVs in county right-of-way indefinitely. He said short-term parking for a few days would still be acceptable but advocated an ordinance for permanent parking.
The chair supported moving the matter to Thursday's agenda; staff will prepare draft language for commissioner review.
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