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Uptake, Obstacles and the Future
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This episode we are looking at present day uptake of the tiny house local laws, and we talk about some of the remaining obstacles to overcome when it comes to tiny house living and hosting in our area.
We examine the grey water processing issue: what the limits are and how to work around them.
We discuss the clause that states that there should be no 'commercial relationship' between tiny house dweller and land owner.
We discuss creating contracts to underpin the relationship between tiny house owner or occupier and the land owner.
We hear from different people who are offering a place for tiny house dwellers to park on their private property, and their different motivations for seeking out a tiny house arrangement.
With a discussion about what is happening at the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) level, and how to overcome these remaining obstacles in the future, we have a look at what is next in the ongoing pursuit of better tiny house laws across Victoria.
Finally, we hear from Kathryn McGoldrick, tiny house dweller and advocate, who now has a place to call home because of the tiny house law change. And we hear from Fred Schultz about what it was like to finally get an outcome that created meaningful change for people in our community.
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