Council approves temporary RV permit standards and Krebs grazing license
Summary
Arlington adopted Resolution No. 756 with added qualifying language for temporary RV permits, including a five-day revocation for delinquency, and approved a 2026 grazing license for Cameron Krebs. Both motions passed unanimously.
The council adopted Resolution No. 756, which clarifies qualifications for temporary RV permits and adds language allowing the city to revoke a permit upon five days' notice for delinquent payment or other failure to follow applicable rules.
Attorney Ruben Cleaveland read the revised language into the record: "Qualified applicants are those who show the use of the property in accordance with the terms outlined in this resolution, in accordance with the siting standards and have not been delinquent in past payments with the City with the same or similar uses. The City may revoke a permit upon 5 days' notice for delinquency in payment or other failure to follow applicable rules or regulations." Councilor Denise Ball moved to approve Resolution No. 756 with the recited language; Councilor Kayla Rayburn seconded and the motion passed on a 4–0 roll-call vote.
Separately, the council discussed and approved the 2026 Krebs license for use of city property after a short exchange with Cameron Krebs. Councilor Mark Davidson moved to approve the Krebs License and Councilor Matt Irby seconded; the motion carried on roll call.
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