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Commissioners propose 72-hour RV occupancy exception, capped at four uses per year
Summary
The commission proposed wording to limit recreational-vehicle occupancy to 72 hours per use while allowing any resident to exercise that exception up to four times in a calendar year; the change appears in the Sept. 9, 2025 minutes as part of a line-by-line review of the draft zoning ordinance.
On Page 77(f) of the draft zoning ordinance, commissioners proposed text specifying that recreational vehicles shall not be used for living, sleeping or housekeeping except as allowed by subsection d for no longer than 72 hours; the minutes add that the exception may be used up to four times per calendar year by any resident. The language codifies a short-term temporary-occupancy allowance and an annual cap.
The minutes do not record a final vote adopting the precise ordinance language; Mayor Rodney Buckley said the redlines reflect input from trustees, the consultant and the village attorney. Commissioners also discussed complaints related to trailers and campers—Buckley told the commission most complaints are about aesthetics and safety—and indicated the draft's limits aim to address those concerns.
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