Year-round housing on 4 non-building land

[Bald who can]

Hello,

The question is:
Would it be legal to reside all year round on your own four non-building lots?

I develop the idea most probably absurd, but I have not found an answer on multiple searches.
Since it is forbidden to live more than 3 months on a site ...
why not "move" (tiny house, caravan, motorhome, ...) every "season"?
Can these lands be juxtaposed, or should they be separate? , even necessarily different communes?

Do you have an idea or suggestion on this subject?

[izentrop]

Hello,

Can these lands be juxtaposed, or should they be separate? , even necessarily different communes?

At least in different municipalities as it is necessary to request an authorization from the town hall for each stay. https://plu-en-ligne.com/comment-savoir ... tible-loi/

[Forhorse]

At worst I would say that they must be at least separated, because 4 juxtaposed plots form a single property group (same address, same property tax sheet ...).

[Bald who can]

Besson, Alur, Duflot II law, town planning code, I admit getting lost a little ...
After reading your answers, I did some further research and read this:
http://forum.halemfrance.org/viewtopic.php?id=4025
Here is what I understand, correct me if I'm wrong (the goal being to clarify, what is possible to do legally):
"" "On non-building land, for a period of less three months consecutive, there is no need to make a declaration to the Town Hall to park its light habitat: tiny house, motorhome (not mobile home). "" "
The word: consecutive implies being able to (and optionally, to prove the contrary) to move its light habitat out of its private, non-constructible property.
The suggestion of the four plots therefore becomes obsolete (in theory).
Where I have not yet found an answer, it is the housing legislation for the period of less than three months.

Is it legal to live for a period of less than three months on your own non-building land, in light, mobile housing?

(((This research is in the project (or wish) of a gradual installation (I currently have a house and a stable job which suit me very well) in a vast land with a source or close to a river, with the 'crazy ambition to become self-sufficient (water, electricity, food)))).