Sorry if this has been covered before, but I am so frazzled and really need advice/input from you all.I just bought a Travel Trailer (Park Model) that I am going to use at a RV lot.Someone informed me to call the county for a tie down permit - I call...
hohenwald48 wrote:I think a lot of municipalities have a problem with this. Some more than others. A family moves into a RV park, sets up housekeeping, uses the fire, police and public school systems and don't pay any property tax to cover their fa...
BubbaChris wrote:Governments need money to run, and provide services.You've obviously run across a boundary point that is important to your local government. And they've determined that a park model effectively being treated as a manufactured home i...
Old-Biscuit wrote:Forget about 'tying it down'Travel Trailer/Park model is NOT built like a Mobile Home or Manufactured Home.Tie Downs in dirt will only give YOU the false sense of safety.Hurricane will just rip out those tie downs flip that trailer ...
Thank you for your input Dennis.It is 398 square feet inside.The length of the unit itself is 33 feet long - add a few more feet for the tongue.From what they said, if I just do not tie it down then the fees are not required. Maybe I will do this in...
