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Brooks imposes 180-day moratorium on new RV uses while zoning rules are reviewed
Summary
The council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-04 to pause new recreational-vehicle uses for 180 days to allow the town's zoning ordinance review to consider regulations for RV occupancy and placement.
The Brooks Town Council adopted Resolution 2026-04 on June 15, instituting a temporary 180-day moratorium on new recreational-vehicle (RV) uses while the town conducts a zoning ordinance review. Town Manager M. Ungaro presented the resolution and said it was prompted by recent inquiries and concerns about RV uses; Ungaro clarified the moratorium would not affect existing temporary occupancy tied to construction or qualifying hardship situations.
A resident asked whether the moratorium was urgent given the ordinance review schedule; Ungaro said the intent is to prevent additional RV uses from being established before the zoning changes are considered. Council Member Sara Nelson moved to adopt the moratorium and Council Member Ted Britt seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
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