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Dunedin vs Seminole

How do tiny homes rules compare between Dunedin, FL and Seminole, FL?

Dunedin and Seminole have similar restriction levels.

Dunedin, FL

Pinellas County

Heavy Restrictions

Dunedin has no separate tiny-home category; small dwellings must meet Chapter 103 zoning, minimum lot and floor-area standards, and Florida Building Code requirements for permanent residential use.

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Seminole, FL

Pinellas County

Heavy Restrictions

Tiny homes in Seminole must comply with the Florida Building Code, minimum dwelling size standards, and residential zoning. Tiny houses on wheels are typically treated as RVs and not permitted as primary dwellings.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactDunedinSeminole
Specific CodeNone - uses zoning-
FoundationPermanent requiredPermanent required
On WheelsTreated as RV-
Building CodeFlorida Building Code-
Form-Based OptionSection 103-23.31-
Wheels-Treated as RV
FBC Appendix Q-Under 400 sq ft allowed
Zoning-Must match district minimums

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Dunedin FAQ

Can I park a tiny house on wheels in my Dunedin yard?

No. Tiny homes on wheels are treated as recreational vehicles. They cannot be used as a primary residence on a residential lot under Chapter 103 zoning standards.

Are tiny homes on foundations legal in Dunedin?

Yes if they meet single-family minimum lot, setback, and floor-area requirements for your zoning district and comply with the Florida Building Code permanent foundation standards.

Seminole FAQ

Can I live in a tiny house on wheels in Seminole?

Generally no. Tiny houses on wheels are classified as RVs and may not serve as full-time residences outside licensed RV parks. Permanent-foundation tiny homes are treated as standard dwellings.

Does Seminole allow Florida Building Code Appendix Q?

Yes, Florida has adopted Appendix Q standards for small dwellings under 400 square feet. Tiny homes still must meet zoning, setback, and utility connection requirements.

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