Joe,

My only argument in this issue is the ORIGINAL meaning of # ! in the DR's.

That was ammended to mean something other than campers of all kinds.

Personally I don't see any difference in box trailers and trailers with boats on them that often dwarf a house. In many cases, I would prefer a small box trailer because it LOOKS BETTER.

I really don't care to look at either, but if they could be screened from view...I wouldn't care at all.

( It would be difficult to screen some of the HUGE boats from view. A box trailer would not be so difficult.)

Does the new ruling mean that a trailer cannot be ON THE PROPERTY....or that it could be there if it CANNOT BE SEEN?

There is a big difference....( I am thinking of my invisible fence....for example. This is basically the same issue. )

I doubt that my son's big Dodge Ram truck could be parked in Ocean Pines. ( I know it won't be parked in front of my house no matter what the rule.)

(I don't understand the craze of the pick-up truck. Seems that many people who have them don't NEED them. They are open in the back and whatever you have in them will get wet in a rainstorm. I understand that they are needed for many kinds of work...but many of them are just a MACHO thing. Guys just wash and shine them and put them out where others have to look at them.  

Then they put on a suit, get the Italian leather briefcase and take the Metro to work.

Nancy