Still there

So glad we have this website

Looks well cared for, what's the problem?

you mean we can just park trailers in the driveway and rent them out? sweet!

And you have proof of this? Wasn't visiting relatives or just the kids? We had a popup in our driveway that we'd stay in when relatives visited for 2-3 weeks during the summer, sometimes that would happen 2-3 times. It also served slumber party duty, overly hot summer nights etc. I think about 5% of it's use was actual camping.

A recreational vehicle may be parked on private property in an R-1 zone. Recreational vehicles, boats and boat trailers may be parked inside or outside in the side yard or rear yard, provided that no part of the unit extends over a public sidewalk. The unit can only be used for dwelling purposes for a maximum of 14 days. Cooking is not permitted and there can be no permanent connection of water, sewer, or electricity.

it may be too obvious but that long yellow thingy running from the trailer to the garage... for three years...

Permanent would involve permanent grade wiring or at least permanent type connections, that is an extension cord.

RVs are supposed to be parked on paved surfaces, meaning driveways or streets (provided street parking rules are followed). The mention of side and rear yards is specifically mentioned as an ADDITION normal parking areas and sidewalk blocking goes for any vehicle or trailer already. The lack of even a temporary water connection rules out the dwelling argument.

What's the real story here? Is it blocking your view of watching other neighbors or interfering with using another neighbor's wifi?

r and it's just the ugliest eyesore... unless you like eating possum and squirrel I guess...

Never had possum but squirrel isn't bad. FYI, dated designs doesn't mean eyesore, this particular one looks better than 95%.

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It's within the law, that's the point.

Would you rather they slept on mattresses in the yard? I don't see the problem.