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Dewey manager to study changes to mobile, modular and tiny-home rules after council discussion
Summary
City Manager Kevin Trease told the council he will research amendments to the city’s mobile-home, modular-home and tiny-home ordinances and return with proposed changes; residents asked questions during the public-comment period.
City Manager Kevin Trease briefed the Dewey City Council on possible amendments to the city’s ordinances addressing mobile homes, modular homes and tiny homes and said he would review the proposed changes and bring recommended language back to the council at a later meeting.
During the citizens’ input period residents asked questions about how potential ordinance changes would affect current residents and future buyers of tiny and modular homes. Councilmembers did not vote on any ordinance language during the session and gave no timetable for final action; the item remains in a research and drafting stage.
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