Q: Can you live in a tent on private land in monroe county new york?
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In general, residential areas in Monroe County are zoned for single-family homes. This means that you would need to have a permit to live in a tent on private land in a residential area. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. For example, you may be able to live in a tent on private land if the property is also used for agricultural purposes.
If the property is located in a subdivision with an HOA, you will also need to check the HOA's rules and regulations to see if there are any restrictions on camping or living in a tent. Some HOAs may prohibit camping or living in a tent altogether, while others may only allow it for a certain number of days per year.
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