(A) All manufactured home units installed in the county, prior to the effective date of this chapter, must be registered with the office of the County Assessor, within 90 days of the effective date hereof.
(B) No building permit shall be issued until the Building Inspector has inspected the bronze data plate near the unit’s electrical panel (not the aluminum certification plate above the towbar location), which indicates that the subject was constructed to federal manufactured home construction standards and is constructed to hurricane standards if located in HUD Wind Zone II or III, and has certified the same to be correct.
(C) Manufactured home parks and or individual manufactured home units must be located or constructed within the requirements of any applicable county ordinances and the Idaho State Code. Individual manufactured home units must be located or constructed within the requirements of all county setback and other building ordinances, and state statutes relating to residential buildings. All manufactured home units located or installed outside of manufactured home parks must be a minimum of 20 feet wide and contain a minimum of 900 square feet; provided however, such units which were in place on or before January 26, 1998, may be replaced or upgraded with equal or larger sized units that meet the requirements of division (B) above.
(D) If the use of property for a manufactured home park or individual manufactured home unit is discontinued for any reason for more than six months, it shall be re-established only upon application for and inspection of said property by the County Building Inspector.
(E) If a manufactured home is moved into an established manufactured home park it must be registered with the County Assessor’s office before it can be legally occupied, also any change of ownership of a manufactured home located in a manufactured home park must be evidenced by title transfer and change of registration with the office of the County Assessor before that manufactured home can be legally occupied by the new owner.
(F) A temporary permit can be issued by the County Commission for a manufactured home to be used temporarily while constructing a home or other temporary use. The permit will be good for 12 months and may be renewed once. Upon completion of the construction of a home or other temporary use, or at the expiration of the temporary permit, whichever occurs first, the owner or occupier of the temporary unit shall immediately remove the unit from the premises; failure to do so within 30 days shall constitute a violation of this chapter.
(G) A service or business permit for a manufactured home will be issued by the County Commission and will comply with all the requirements of this chapter.
(Ord. 1998-1, passed 1-26-1998; Ord. 1999-4, passed 7-26-1999)