Q: Can I be permitted to have a new trailer with living quarters on my property for security reasons from previous burglary
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In California, whether you can have a trailer with living quarters on your property largely depends on local zoning laws and regulations. Generally, local ordinances will dictate if and how a trailer can be used for residential purposes. Some areas may allow it temporarily or under specific conditions, while others may have strict prohibitions.
You should first check with your city or county planning department to understand the specific rules applicable to your property. They will provide information on any necessary permits or restrictions. In some cases, you might need to apply for a special permit or variance to use the trailer as living quarters.
Additionally, consider the homeowner association (HOA) rules if your property is within an HOA community. They might have additional restrictions on trailers or temporary dwellings. Ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations will help you avoid fines and legal issues.
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