§ 156.680 TEMPORARY USING OF RECREATIONAL COACHES IN MULTIPLE-USE AND AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS DURING RECOGNIZED HUNTING, FISHING OR OTHER SPORTS ACTIVITY SEASONS.
   Subject to all the following conditions, it shall be lawful to park and occupy a recreational coach while engaged in recreational activities in the multiple-use or agricultural districts.
   (A)   The applicant shall obtain a letter of authorization of such occupancy from the appropriate public agency, if the land is publicly owned or administered, or from the owner of the land if the land is privately owned, and shall present such letter to the Community Development Department at the time of application for a permit to occupy the land.
   (B)   The applicant shall obtain a permit from the Community Development Department before placing any recreational coach as allowed herein.
   (C)   No such recreational coach shall be located and occupied in any multiple-use or agricultural district for longer than seven days in any one month, or longer than 21 days in any one calendar year, or for any general habitation purpose other than for activity in a recognized and on-going outdoor recreational pursuit.
   (D)   Any such recreational coach shall be self-contained or shall contain toilet facilities of a type approved by the local health official; except that, this requirement may be waived by the Community Development Department if he or she finds that acceptable toilet facilities exist on the premises where the recreational coach is to be parked, and that the occupants will have access thereto.
   (E)   The above requirements shall not govern in camp grounds or camping areas designated as such by appropriate local, state or federal officials or agencies.
(Prior Code, § 29.37.060) (Ord. 07-13, passed 7-19-2007)