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County staff to draft amendment to Mobile Home Park rules allowing on-site sales to residents
Summary
Zoning Administrator Gregg Webster asked the Planning Commission to consider an amendment allowing park owner/operators to be licensed dealers for manufactured-home sales limited to residents of the park; staff will draft the amendment for a July 16 hearing.
Zoning Administrator Gregg Webster asked the Pottawatomie County Planning Commission on June 18 to consider amending Mobile Home Park regulations to allow a park owner or operator to act as a licensed dealer for manufactured-home sales to residents within the park.
The Commission agreed to the consideration and directed staff to draft an amendment and publish it for a hearing at the July 16 meeting. The change, as described by Webster, would limit dealer activity to sales to park residents only rather than permitting general outside retail sales.
Why it matters: the amendment would change who may sell manufactured homes within a mobile-home park and could affect resident access to replacement homes and how parks are managed and marketed.
Next steps: staff will prepare a draft amendment and public notice for the July 16 hearing; specific text and any further conditions will be available when staff distributes the hearing packet.
