(A) Except as specifically provided elsewhere in this chapter, no lot shall have more than one principal dwelling structure.
(B) Where a lot is used for a permitted commercial purpose, more than one principal commercial structure may be located upon the lot, but only when such structures conform to all land use, lot coverage and yard requirements for the district in which it is located.
(C) One additional single-family mobile home dwelling unit to be occupied by a relative, may be permitted in an A-1 District, provided a minimum site of two acres is delineated for each dwelling unit situated on the property.
(D) The Zoning Officer may grant a permit for a period not to exceed six months, renewable once, for the temporary placement of a mobile home, travel trailer or motorized home to be used for living or housekeeping purposes under the following circumstances:
(1) The mobile home, travel trailer or motorized home is placed on a parcel that contains a single-family dwelling that was tendered uninhabitable by fire, storm, explosion or act of God, and the applicant for the permit had been occupying the single-family dwelling as his or her primary residence at the time of the adversity;
(2) The single-family dwelling is in the process of repair or reconstruction at the time the permit is requested, or will be under repair or reconstruction within a reasonable period of time thereafter; and
(3) The temporary living unit is equipped with adequate provisions for sanitation and is properly anchored to withstand normal weather conditions.
(E) Temporary structures used in conjunction with construction work shall be permitted only during the period that construction work is in progress. Permits for temporary structures shall be issued for a maximum period of six months.
(2003 Code, § 170-52) (Ord. 2-93, passed 5-4-1993)