(A) No permanent mobile home shall be occupied within the scope of this chapter, nor shall any city utility be connected to any permanent mobile home unless or until a certificate of occupancy for the permanent mobile home has been issued by the City Building Inspector. The Building Inspector shall, after an application therefor has been filed by the owner or his or her agent, issue a certificate of occupancy if, after inspection of the premises, it is found that same complies with the provisions of this chapter and any other applicable codes and ordinances relative to location, construction, arrangement, safety and sanitary facilities of mobile homes.
(B) Each mobile home that meets the definition of a permanent mobile home shall be anchored according to the following:
(1) Length up to 30, two per side including one on each corner;
(2) Length up to 30 to 50 feet, three per side including one on each corner;
(3) Length up to 50 to 70 feet, four per side including one on each corner; and
(4) Length over 70 feet, five per side including one on each corner.
(C) Each mobile home shall be skirted to ground level with a uniform material such as that used on the mobile home or by a brick or concrete or stone masonry curtain wall flush with the exterior wall of the mobile home.
(D) It shall be unlawful to occupy a mobile home other than as a private dwelling; provided, however, a mobile home may be parked at a construction site for use as a field office for a period not exceeding the period of construction, provided that not more than one mobile home may be used for demonstrations and office at a mobile home sale lot or licensed mobile home park.
(E) No mobile home is to be occupied as a permanent dwelling whose exterior dimensions are less than 12 feet by 50 feet.
(Ord. 6-86, passed 10-1-1986) Penalty, see § 152.99