Board introduces zoning changes to clarify temporary use permits; adds private‑property conforming change
The board introduced Bill 106 to revise Title 18 rules on temporary use permits (clarifying caps: up to two events per year, maximum 30 days each, 60 days total) and directed a conforming change to make the rule explicitly apply to private property; the board voted to introduce the bill on first reading unanimously.
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Staff presented an ordinance to clarify temporary use permits in Title 18 and to align zoning rules with Title 4 business licensing categories. Staff and multiple supervisors discussed the distinctions among "temporary use," "short‑term business" and "special event," using examples such as RV sales at a casino (temporary use) versus a downtown festival (special event).
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