I've lived here for two years paying utilities. I live out of city limits on private property. There's a metal overhang roof we built into it and an attached garage. Completely manicured and landscaped. Is there a way around zoning law that prohibits staying over night in camper?
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How can I get around a zoning law for living in my rv? Horry County SC
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PayrollHRGuy
Senior Member
Sounds like you have been doing so for 2 years.
It might be worth a visit to a local lawyer that handles zoning issues. Other than a variance, which I doubt you would get, you would likely need to figure out what makes a mobile home legal (assuming they are) and do that to your RV.
It might be worth a visit to a local lawyer that handles zoning issues. Other than a variance, which I doubt you would get, you would likely need to figure out what makes a mobile home legal (assuming they are) and do that to your RV.
adjusterjack
Senior Member
Why is this an issue after two years on the property?
not2cleverRed
Obvious Observer
Someone complained.
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