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Councilmember urges review of seven-day trailer-living limit
Summary
Council Member Jacob Bodily asked the council to reconsider the city's seven-day limit on people living in trailers on private property, citing enforcement complexity and property-rights concerns. Council agreed to consider drafting an ordinance to address the issue.
Council Member Jacob Bodily raised concerns about the city ordinance limiting people living in trailers on private property to a seven-day period. Bodily asked the council to review and consider adjusting the limit, citing enforcement challenges and the need to balance property rights and community standards.
Council discussed enforcement complexity and directed that the topic be considered for a future ordinance; no formal motion was made at the March 27 meeting. Staff and council members will consider potential language and enforcement mechanisms before returning the item to a future agenda.
