(A) Where the owner of an existing manufactured home park sees the need to expand his or her development and is willing to bring the present park into compliance with this subchapter, the Board of Adjustment may grant a variance to the area requirements and issue a permit for expansion.
(B) The applicant shall submit a preliminary and final plat in compliance with this subchapter. The final plat shall also show the following information:
(1) Public area, such as visitors’ parking, recreational area, and the like, if the areas are proposed;
(2) Large scale plan of one typical lot showing home location, automobile parking space and the like; and
(3) Location of planting for landscaping purposes or as required for protective buffer purposes as a special condition.
(C) The Joint City-County Planning Commission may attach reasonable special conditions to its approval of a manufactured home park or tiny home development and direct the Building Inspector to issue a building permit when the applicant presents a valid construction permit from the state’s Department of Health, Division of Environmental Health, and Sanitation Program, as required by KRS Ch. 219. The Building Inspector shall not issue the building permit until he or she has received written authorization from the Joint City-County Planning Commission or Board of Adjustment, if the manufactured home park or tiny home development is to be located within the city limits and until the valid construction permit is presented.
(1989 Code, § 154.178) (Ord. 1160, passed - -1969; Am. Ord. 1183, passed - -1969; Am. Ord. 2124, passed 8-28-1995; Am. Ord. 2774, passed - -; Am. Ord. 2018-2916, passed 4-9-2018; Am. Ord. 2023-3038, passed 11-13-2023)