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Commissioners lean toward halting new RV habitation permits after Nov. 1, propose phased extensions
Summary
Several commissioners recommended stopping issuance of new temporary RV permits as of Nov. 1, and to phase out existing permits with limited one‑ or two‑year extensions to reduce displacement while code changes and a possible Garden City project are resolved.
Multiple commissioners voiced support for stopping new temporary RV habitation permits as a first step toward ending the stop‑gap program. Commissioner (speaker 4) said: "as of November 1, no new permits are offered," arguing the measure would prevent the total number of permitted RVs from growing as the municipality plans long‑term alternatives.
At the same time, commissioners favored limited, staggered extensions for existing permit holders so the municipality would not immediately displace residents. Commissioner (speaker 5) proposed a simple rule: stop issuing any new permits after a firm date, and allow existing holders a set number of years (for example one to three) to transition, coupled with clearer communication so property owners and occupants understand the timeline. Chair said staff will compile those recommendations for formal transmission to the manager and clerk.
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