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Tiny Homes: Bay Hill vs Ocoee

How do tiny homes rules compare between Bay Hill, FL and Ocoee, FL?

Ocoee has fewer restrictions than Bay Hill.

Bay Hill, FL

Orange County

Heavy Restrictions

Tiny homes on foundations must meet Florida Building Code like any dwelling. Tiny homes on wheels are regulated as RVs and cannot be used as permanent residences in most Orange County zoning districts.

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Ocoee, FL

Orange County

Some Restrictions

Tiny homes on permanent foundations are allowed in Ocoee where zoning permits single-family dwellings and the structure meets FL Building Code. Tiny homes on wheels are treated as recreational vehicles and cannot be used as permanent dwellings outside licensed RV parks.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactBay HillOcoee
FoundationFull FBC required-
On WheelsRV rules apply-
FBC Appendix QUnder 400 sq ft homes-
Min DwellingZoning-dependent-
Foundation THOW-RV, not dwelling
Permanent-Must meet FBC
Min Size-~600–750 sq ft
RV Parks-Only legal location for THOW
Wind Rating-130 mph

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Bay Hill FAQ

Who enforces this in Orange County?

Orange County code enforcement at (407) 836-3111 handles complaints.

Who enforces this in Orange County?

Orange County code enforcement at (407) 836-3111 handles complaints.

Ocoee FAQ

Can I live in a tiny home on wheels in Ocoee?

No. Tiny homes on wheels are RVs under Florida law and can only be occupied in licensed RV parks, not on residential lots.

Who enforces this in Ocoee?

Ocoee code enforcement at (407) 905-3100 handles complaints.

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