Has the City of Key Colony Beach itself been breaking the rules? Why does the City "live" in trailers while it prohibits residents from doing the same?

» Some of the rules include how long someone can "occupy a trailer," and how long before someone must repair a structure, yes?
» The broken rules involve more than just the occupy a trailer ordinance (which specifies exactly zero allowable days) and how many trailers are allowed on a lot.

Sec. 6-59. Only one (1) trailer or recreational vehicle per dwelling unit may be parked within the property boundaries of the owner or current resident for any period of time on any parcel in the city...
Sec. 101-55. (3) Recreational vehicles... such vehicles can not be used as a residence even for one night.

» We've also had to look at these issues:

How Much Has the Commission Spent on Architects and Trailers?
Do The "Temporary" City Offices Pass Hurricane Standards?
Do The "Temporary" City Offices pass Florida Building Code?
If a building must be completed in 15 months, why has KCB taken almost six years without even starting repairs (or breaking ground)?

» The short answer is, "Yes, absolutely. City officials are breaking the City's own rules."