The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors has discussed the possibility of establishing a new type of permit for residents who want to rent parts of their property as “dude ranches” or “hip camps,” a popular form of temporary lodging for out-of-towners looking to experience the nature of the county.
At Tuesday’s meeting, a lively discussion focused on the setbacks as well as the benefits of creating a detailed permitting process for privately owned campsites.
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