The Box Elder County Commission adopted a new ordinance last Wednesday that strictly limits the use of recreational vehicles for agritourism in unincorporated areas. Agritourism, as defined by Utah state code, refers to tourism activities that occur on a working farm or ranch and are related to agriculture, including things like farm stays, harvest festivals, or on-site RV camping tied to agricultural experiences. The change is designed to allow limited RV use while preventing long-term or permanent occupancy. Ordinance 620 replaces Chapter 3-6 of the county’s land use management and development code, eliminating allowances for traditional RV parks and mobile...

Article Link