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Magistrate orders compliance on occupied RVs and unpermitted structures; county cites electrical safety risk
Summary
The hearing included multiple cases involving occupied recreational vehicles and unpermitted structures; officers flagged a buried electrical cord and County set deadlines and fines or status conferences to address safety and permitting concerns.
Several docket items addressed occupied recreational vehicles and unpermitted structures. At 2665 NW 7th Street Officer Salinas reported an occupied RV that appears to be connected with a buried electrical cord; the county set a Sept. 12, 2024 compliance deadline with a $100-per-day fine beginning Sept. 13 if not corrected.
The magistrate reiterated a general rule applied in multiple cases: an occupied RV cannot remain permanently in lieu of a principal permitted structure. In matters where construction or permit submission was underway, the magistrate allowed temporary leeway and scheduled status conferences to permit site visits before fines start. "It can't be there [permanently]," the magistrate said of occupied RVs, instructing officers to verify compliance on return dates.
