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Tiny Home Parks proposed as allowable use in R‑4 with design rules; 'on wheels' units restricted
Summary
The proposed amendments would allow Tiny Home Parks in R‑4 and add design guidelines; the packet defines tiny homes (under 400 sq ft) and says tiny homes on wheels are not allowed as residential uses in town and must be parked in RV parks.
The packet adds a definition for "Tiny home" — "a small dwelling unit under 400 square feet that is permanently installed" — and proposes adding Tiny Home Parks as an allowable use in the R‑4 residential district, with design guidelines in new section 18.100.290. The packet also distinguishes tiny homes on wheels (mobile units under 400 sq ft) and states they are not allowed as residential uses in town and must be parked in an RV park.
Dr. Johnson read the Tiny Home Park provisions and related guidelines and noted that the town had engaged a citizen review process beginning April 15. Joy Banks, a local business owner, said the tiny home topic has attracted attention locally, referencing previous local news coverage about a tiny home builder.
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