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Commission directs staff to schedule public hearing on temporary RV habitation permit program
Summary
The commission directed staff to schedule a public hearing and draft a resolution for Sept. 10 on a draft ordinance creating a temporary permit program for recreational-vehicle habitation; the program would allow base applications (Aug 2026–Mar 2027) and permits valid April 1–Oct 31, terminating each Oct. 31.
The Planning and Zoning Commission moved to schedule a public hearing and asked staff to prepare a draft resolution for the Sept. 10 meeting to consider a draft ordinance establishing a temporary-permit program for recreational-vehicle habitation.
The chair explained a key feature of the draft: a base-application period running from 2026 through March 2027, followed by annual renewals. “The permits are only valid from April 1 to the October 31 and that they automatically terminate on the October 31 each year,” the chair said. Commissioners debated scheduling so the ordinance would not lapse when an existing ordinance sunsets in November; they instructed staff to prepare a resolution for the Sept. 10 meeting so the commission could hold a public hearing and, if desired, amend and consider a resolution that same night.
A commissioner moved that staff schedule the public hearing and draft a resolution for the Sept. 10 meeting; the motion passed by roll call, 4–0. The commission discussed options (special meeting, postponement to October) but decided to proceed with the September packet and allow later amendment if needed.
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