This chapter establishes a permitting process for recreational vehicle parks and campgrounds that create two or more camping sites for purposes of transient accommodations.
Recreational vehicle parks and campgrounds that create camping sites which may be leased individually, and the membership of that camping site may be transferred to another person, shall be considered master planned resorts and must comply with Chapter 17.20E LCC, Master Planned Resorts.
(Ord. 1348 (Exhs. F, G), 2023)
(1) 
Recreational vehicle parks and campgrounds shall be processed as a Type III special use permit application per Chapter 17.05 LCC, General Provisions.
(2) 
Recreational vehicle parks and campgrounds that exceed the maximum density standards listed in LCC § 17.144.040 shall be administered as master planned resorts and must comply with Chapter 17.20E LCC, Master Planned Resorts.
(3) 
Existing legal nonconforming recreational vehicle parks or campgrounds are allowed to persist in accordance with Chapter 17.155 LCC, Nonconforming Uses and Parcels.
(4) 
Revisions to approved recreational vehicle parks and campgrounds shall proceed in compliance with the regulations and standards in Chapter 17.158 LCC, Special Use Permits, in effect at the time of complete project application.
(5) 
Revisions to existing legal nonconforming recreational vehicle parks or campgrounds shall proceed in compliance with the regulations and standards in Chapter 17.155 LCC, Nonconforming Uses and Parcels, in effect at the time of complete project application.
(6) 
Existing recreational vehicle parks or campgrounds that were permitted through the binding site plan process and found to be in violation of the binding site plan shall be subject to the noncompliance and violation provisions in Chapter 17.07 LCC, Violations and Civil Penalties.
(Ord. 1348 (Exhs. F, G), 2023)