Linda Mitchell
19:16 - 19:45
"156 Linda Lane, that's an interesting one. It's an unpermitted accessory use because it's in the short single-family, two-family zone, you can't have RV and camping within that zone unless you have an established principal use, in which case a house. So they went ahead and just cleared their lot and put RVs and accessory structures. So they're in violation of the zoning code for that particular zoning district."
“156 Linda Lane, that's an interesting one. It's an unpermitted accessory use because it's in the short single-family, two-family zone, you can't have RV and camping within that zone unless you have an established principal use, in which case a house. So they went ahead and just cleared their lot and put RVs and accessory structures. So they're in violation of the zoning code for that particular zoning district.”
- Speaker
- Linda Mitchell
- Timestamp
- 19:16 – 19:45
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Soldotna
- Captured at
- September 2, 2026
From the transcript
So the other two short-term rental were in notice of violation. Um, the one, the last one on the list, 156 Linda Lane, that's an interesting one. It's an unpermitted accessory use because it's in the short single-family, two-family zone, you can't have RV and camping within that zone unless you have an established principal use, in which case a house. So they went ahead and just cleared their lot and put RVs and accessory structures. So they're in violation of the zoning code for that particular zoning district.
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