(a) Temporary office, storage and other structures, of contractors or builders, are permitted in One and Two-Family Residential Districts, provided such uses are deemed necessary to the development of the premises and provided a building permit has been obtained. Such structures shall be removed within thirty days after completion of work on the premises of if construction is not pursued diligently.
(b) Temporary living space, or those spaces used until the main dwelling is completed, and generally located in basements, garages or nonstructures such as trailers, shall not be permitted in any One or Two-Family Residential Districts. A dwelling, however, may be temporarily occupied on or above the ground floor, provided:
(1) The exterior of the dwelling is enclosed;
(2) The plumbing, heating and electrical wiring is installed and safely enclosed;
(3) The walls and ceiling of the principal rooms are covered with the basic wall material; and
(4) A temporary certificate of occupancy is obtained for a period not to exceed 120 days.
(Ord. 67-17. Passed 5-15-67.)