(A) No temporary building or temporary structure shall be erected, reconstructed, enlarged, or moved on to any lot, plot, or tract of land other than for agricultural purposes or as a temporary construction field office unless it conforms with this chapter.
(B) A mobile home may be moved onto a lot, plot, or tract of land and be used as a temporary residence for a period of one year during the construction time of a permanent residence on the same lot, plot, or tract. Prior to the moving of any mobile home onto any lot, plot, or tract for said purpose, the owner shall obtain a special exception grant from the Board of Zoning Appeals. Said grant shall run for a period of one year.
(1) Upon expiration, the grant may be extended for one additional year by the Zoning Administrator upon adequate showing by the owner that the construction of the residence has not progressed to a livable stage due to conditions beyond his or her control. Only one such extension shall be allowed for said grant. After the final expiration of said grant, the mobile home shall be vacated and removed within 30 days of the expiration date.
(2) The temporary residence shall comply with all county and state health requirements which would be imposed upon a permanent residence on the same lot, plot, or tract.
(C) A mobile home or travel trailer is permitted as a temporary accessory use without regard to the other provisions of this chapter except as specified in this section, and providing that the following conditions are met.
(1) Such mobile home or travel trailer shall be permitted only on property having an existing permanent dwelling.
(2) Such mobile home or travel trailer shall be occupied by a member of the family (father, mother, son or daughter, and the like) residing in the permanent dwelling, or by an employee of the resident in the permanent dwelling.
(3) Such mobile home or travel trailer shall not be permitted to encroach on the required yard or setback as specified by the zone in which it is located.
(4) Such mobile home or travel trailer shall not be moved onto a property unless an improvement location permit has been issued, and it shall not be used for dwelling purposes until a certificate of occupancy has been issued.
(5) The application for the improvement location permit and the certificate of occupancy shall be accompanied by a letter from the County Board of Health stating that the proposed method of water supply and sanitary waste disposal meets its requirements.
(6) The Zoning Administrator has the authority to issue the improvement location permit and certificate of occupancy if the above and all other applicable regulations and requirements are met.
(Ord. 2005-01, passed 2-17-2005) Penalty, see § 153.999