Precast Concrete RV pads?
Ok...I am a beginner RV buyer, so I thought I had checked everything on zoning laws about having the travel trailer parked on my son's rental house property, but now found out that I need a "continuou...
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westernrvparkowner wrote:This is what I thought at first read.CA Traveler wrote:That would be my first move. And as a landlord, the answer would be NO WAY. No matter how or what you park the RV on, there are going to be ruts leading to and away from it. The grass underneath will be dead and depending upon the property, you may damage things around and underneath..
This is rental property - do you have the owners permission in writing to make any change?
For example, are there lawn sprinklers? Will you be driving over or parking on a septic tank?. What is between the back yard and the road? Flower beds? Fences? Ground that could get soft and sink the rig to the axles?
And I won't even start on the neighbors and the fact that the officials will interact with the owner, not the renter, should problems arise.
My dad parked his trailer just behind a rental house using the side as an access. Trouble was the septic tank was right under the wheels. You guess it - what a mess (and the cost of moving the trailer and replacing a septic tank never fit anyone's budget.)
As a renter there were property issues he was unaware of - like location of the tank.
Needless to say the home owner was pretty angry ... until he had a new tank.
