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Board approves temporary private campground use for one RV while owners build
Summary
A special-exception request to allow the petitioners to have one recreational vehicle on site temporarily while they build a new dwelling was approved; the health department cleared septic hookup and approval expires when the new dwelling receives its final certificate of occupancy.
Staff presented CCDash2026Dash00554, a special‑exception request from James and Monica Blaisdell to allow one private RV on an 8.5‑acre lot temporarily while the petitioners finish a new dwelling. Staff said the health department approved connecting the RV to an existing permitted septic system for the interim period, and staff recommended approval with conditions: the RV must be disconnected from the septic before final certificate of occupancy is issued and the approval will expire at that time unless the petitioners return to the board.
The board discussed density thresholds in the ordinance and confirmed the request was limited to one RV for the petitioners' private use while they construct their home. A motion to approve, incorporating the staff‑recommended conditions, passed by roll call; staff said the petitioners can contact the office to sort electrical work and continue construction processes.
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