(A) Sales and construction trailers. Trailers shall not be permitted in any district as accessory buildings, except when a permit has been issued by the Community Development Director for a temporary sales or construction office or storage uses incidental to and only for the period of time of construction of a building development; provided, such trailers are located on the same or contiguous lots as the building development.
(B) Recreational vehicles. In residential districts, licensed and operable recreational equipment and trailers shall be subject to the following provisions:
(1) Shall be located on a driveway (in accordance with § 16-5-4) within 15 feet of the garage or principal building if there is no garage;
(2) Shall not encroach on village property, village right-of-way, or neighboring property; and
(3) Shall be limited to occasional use of not more than seven days out of a 30 day period as sleeping quarters. No connections or use for living quarters is allowed as set forth below:
(a) Connection to sewer;
(b) Connection to water for other than filling or maintenance purposes;
(c) Cooking with equipment; and
(d) Use of sanitation facilities within equipment.
(4) Storage, on a seasonal basis, of licensed and operable recreational equipment is permitted in a side yard (not adjoining a street), or a rear yard on a non-paved surface; provided that the landscaping or other surface material is not damaged and ruts are not created or permitted to remain.
(C) Disrepair, rehabilitation, or abandonment. Any person who owns or controls automobiles, trailers, or recreational vehicles or equipment of any kind or type in disrepair, rehabilitation, abandonment or otherwise creating a hazard or eyesore shall not be allowed to park or store, or cause or permit to be parked or stored, any such vehicle on any residentially zoned property other than in completely enclosed buildings.
(Ord. 2021-05-15, passed 5-3-2021)