DIY Change in YOUR Area
In this episode How To Change Tiny House Laws in Your Area, we dive into the successful campaign that led to groundbreaking changes in tiny house legislation. You’ll hear from key advocates and councillors who share their insights and strategies.
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This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about tiny house living and eager to make a difference in their community.
Why Listen?
- Get Inspired: Learn how a dedicated community overcame obstacles to create change.
- Expert Advice: Councillor Rosie Annear shares valuable advice on starting the process with your local council. She emphasizes the importance of understanding current laws, engaging respectfully with council members, and maintaining positive dialogue.
- Practical Tips: Councillor Matthew Driscoll encourages listeners to present their ideas to the council. He shares his vision for tiny house law changes and offers practical advice for current councillors on how to support these initiatives.
- Community and Strategy: Kaz Neilson from My Home Network provides insights into the meetings with council representatives, highlighting the crucial role of community support and the impact of respectful interaction and facilitation in community consultations.
- Success Elements: Kathryn McGoldrick discusses the key elements that contributed to the campaign’s success, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, clear communication, and translating complex legal jargon for the community.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand Local Laws:
- Begin by thoroughly understanding the existing ‘camping on private property’ local laws and your desired changes.
- Effective Communication:
- Engage respectfully with council members and present well-thought-out solutions.
- Build Relationships:
- Foster strong relationships with council staff and councillors and garner community support.
- Community Involvement:
- Form action groups with diverse members and gather data and stories to present compelling cases.
- Clear and Accessible Communication:
- Have someone skilled in interpreting complex documents and presenting them in plain language.
- Strategic Campaigning:
- Maintain a positive and collaborative approach to support public servants and drive change.
Candid Tiny House Host
Shannon Schultz
Host of Candid Tiny House and Co-Director of Fred’s Tiny Houses. More in Bio.
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