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ARTICLE 5
MANUFACTURED HOME DEVELOPMENTS; DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS
MANUFACTURED HOME DEVELOPMENTS; DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS
SECTION:
10-05-01: Purpose And Intent
10-05-03: Permitted By Special Use Permit
10-05-05: Permitted Uses
10-05-07: Required Improvements
10-05-09: General Requirements
10-05-11: Preapplication Conference
10-05-13: Application Requirements
10-05-15: Placement Standards
10-05-17: Deed(s) Required
10-05-19: Significance Of Approval
10-05-21: As-Built Approvals
10-05-23: Planned Unit Development
The standards set forth in this Article are intended to provide the opportunity for affordable, single-family manufactured homes to be located within safe, well-planned rental or land-lease environments. A housing development that remains under the ownership of one individual, corporation, or business, should be designed and maintained in such a manner that ensures that adequate open space for each home and family is provided, that appropriate infrastructure improvements are installed and adequately maintained, and that the development is compatible with the character of surrounding residential neighborhoods. (Ord. 2290, 7-19-1999)
"Manufactured home development" is defined as a site, lot or tract of land under common ownership upon which three (3) or more manufactured homes may be sited. Manufactured home developments may be permitted in residential zoning districts as a special use, if the provisions of special use permit procedures, Section 10-03-04 of this Chapter, are met and a special use permit has been approved. (Ord. 2290, 7-19-1999)
A "manufactured home", as defined in Section 10-03-11 of this Chapter, a storage shed, accessory building, and any other use as proposed and approved in the development's rules and regulations, shall be permitted on each manufactured home space. Other uses proposed by the applicant shall be included in the design and layout of the development. Other uses may include, but are not limited to, recreational areas, recreational vehicle storage areas, and community buildings. No other uses shall be permitted, other than those initially approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission, unless an amendment to the special use permit has received approval following the public hearing process. (Ord. 2290, 7-19-1999)
Manufactured home developments, unless otherwise approved as a planned unit development, shall be served by public street and utility systems that have been designed and constructed to the requirements set forth in articles 3 and 4 of Caldwell Subdivision Ordinance 1758 1 . (Ord. 2290, 7-19-1999)
Notes
| 1 | 1. See Chapter 11, Articles 3 and 4 of this Code. |
The following are considered to be minimum requirements and shall be required, unless otherwise approved as a planned unit development:
(1) Development Area: Any lot, parcel or tract of land on which three (3) or more manufactured homes can be located.
(2) Space Size And Recreation Area(s): The manufactured home spaces are to be designed to one of the two (2) following options:
A. Six thousand (6,000) square foot space for multi-sectional homes and five thousand (5,000) square foot space for single- sectional homes. No recreational area required.
B. Four thousand (4,000) square foot minimum space with an average of five thousand (5,000) square foot space overall. Recreational area required: ten percent (10%) of the gross area of the development site. Such area(s) may include space for community buildings, gardens, outdoor play areas, ball courts, walking/biking paths, etc.
(3) Street Frontage For Each Space: No minimum required.
(4) Setbacks For Home:
Street frontage/front yard: Twenty feet (20') (corner lots shall be considered to have 2 front yards).
Rear yard: Ten feet (10').
Side yards: Ten feet (10') both sides; or, zero lot line for one side when the entire block has been designed for zero lot lines.
(5) Accessory Building Setbacks: Five feet (5') from rear lot line and parallel with the setback of the home, either side. (Ord. 2290, 7-19-1999)
(6) Sidewalks: Five feet (5') wide along both sides of the streets, constructed of portland concrete cement or other equivalent material as approved by the city engineer. (Ord. 3010, 11-16-2015)
(7) Off Street Parking: An area to accommodate two (2) parking spaces, constructed of asphalt or portland concrete cement or other equivalent material approved by the city engineer.
(8) Street Lighting: Installed in the right of way and in compliance with the city's current street lighting policy for standard subdivisions and as approved by the city engineer.
(9) Fencing On Individual Spaces: If permitted by the developer's rules and regulations, fences shall be installed in compliance with section 10-02-07 of this chapter.
(10) Irrigation: Each space shall be provided with pressurized irrigation from surface water, as approved by the applicable irrigation district.
(11) Landscaping: Each space shall be sodded or seeded.
(12) Perimeter Landscaping: A landscaped buffer, a minimum of ten feet (10') in width, shall be installed along the length of those portions of the development that front a principal arterial, minor arterial or collector street. The buffer shall consist of a mixture of vegetative plantings that are appropriate to the area's climate, or a combination of fencing, earth berm and plantings.
(13) Landscaped Entrances: Entrances to the development shall be accented with plantings that are appropriate to the area's climate, and may include a sign that identifies the development. (Ord. 2290, 7-19-1999)
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