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RV Parking Rights in Unincorporated
Pinal County Arizona
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Recreational vehicles may be stored on a parcel provided they conform to the requirements listed in PCDSC 2.185.050 and are not connected to any utility source and not in use for sleeping or living purposes.
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Recreational vehicles may be used as short term guest housing.
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Citizens RV Proposal Clarification
Citizens RV Proposal Clarification
This notice is to clarify our citizens proposals in plain language regarding RV storage and RVs used as temporary housing.
These issues pertain to unincorporated areas of Pinal County only. Incorporated or HOA areas such as towns or cities have their own regulations.
These issues pertain to unincorporated areas of Pinal County only. Incorporated or HOA areas such as towns or cities have their own regulations.
STORED RVs
Under current regulation
* You can have your RV stored on your property without time limits and not have to comply with any measured setbacks. The RV storage ordinance does not allow connection to any utility source.
*Pinal County has agreed that stored RV should be allowed to be connected to electric service.
* You can have your RV stored on your property without time limits and not have to comply with any measured setbacks. The RV storage ordinance does not allow connection to any utility source.
*Pinal County has agreed that stored RV should be allowed to be connected to electric service.
RVs USED AS TEMPORARY HOUSING
Under current regulations
*RV guests or RV owners are not permitted to use an RV for temporary housing.
Under current regulations
*RV guests or RV owners are not permitted to use an RV for temporary housing.
Our Citizens Draft on Occupied RVs as Temporary Housing under 2.185.061
*Would allow any zoning to have RV guests for up to 15 days without concern to any setback
regulations but still not blocking sidewalks, driveways, etc..
*Would allow any zoning to have RV guests for up to 15 days without concern to any setback
regulations but still not blocking sidewalks, driveways, etc..
*After 15 days any guest RV would have to comply with setbacks of accessory buildings.
4 feet from side or rear property line
7 feet from permanent structure
20 feet from the front property line
*This would mean that you can have RV guests without fear of breaking any county ordinance
for up to 15 days. After 15 days the property owner would have to comply with setbacks.
*If your property would comply with all setbacks then the property owner could obtain a
Temporary Use Permit (TUP) for up to 180 days.
*There would be a written stipulation that NO FEE be charged.
*Our ordinance would allow for one RV per acre of land and/or part thereof.
This would allow a residential property owner with a single lot of one acre or less to have one RV.
A property of 3.2 acres would be allowed to have 4 guest RV's.
*If property owner is able to comply with setbacks, then with a TUP could have a guest(s) for up to 180 days.
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