Unfettered Might
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- Nov 29, 2023
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After going over my state's statutes and determining that RV conversions were and should still be allowed, then figuring out the reason why they weren't, I sent out some emails arguing the legal standpoints of the matter. I've received a response that they are researching the issue. Hopefully this can be corrected in a way that's reasonable for both parties.
I do get why they have the issue. you can't just screw together some plywood on a lot, throw a bed in it, and call it a house. Standards have to be met for housing, and a RV is no less a function of housing than any other in regards to basic habitability and safety. The problem is the way they are going about it in regards to only a particular group of people, and government can't do that. I think they have a word for it? Oh that's right, it's called discrimination.
I would have never thought my legal studies would some day be used to fight for people's freedom to make their own RV, but here we are.
Let's just hope I don't have to get the judicial branch involved, I really hate paperwork.
I do get why they have the issue. you can't just screw together some plywood on a lot, throw a bed in it, and call it a house. Standards have to be met for housing, and a RV is no less a function of housing than any other in regards to basic habitability and safety. The problem is the way they are going about it in regards to only a particular group of people, and government can't do that. I think they have a word for it? Oh that's right, it's called discrimination.
I would have never thought my legal studies would some day be used to fight for people's freedom to make their own RV, but here we are.