783.04 LOCATION IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, HEARING; VOTE BY COUNCIL.
   (a)   If the proposed location for a trailer camp or tourist camp is in a residential district, as defined by the Planning and Zoning Code of the City, the Clerk to the Council shall thereupon give public notice by publication of a public hearing to be held by Council upon such application, such notice to be given in a newspaper of general circulation in the City, once a week for two consecutive weeks and such public hearing shall be held at either the third or fourth regular Council meeting after the first publication thereof. The costs of such publication shall be prepaid by the applicant at the time of the filing of the application with the Clerk. The hearing shall be open to the public and the question before Council shall be whether or not the location proposed may be used for such purpose.
   (b)   Immediately after such public hearing or any adjournment thereof, the question of whether or not such premises may be used for such purpose shall be presented to and voted upon by Council, and a majority vote of all the members elected to Council shall be final. If the location so proposed shall fail to receive approval by Council, then such proposed trailer camp or tourist camp shall not be established at the location. The result of the vote of the Council shall be certified by the Clerk to the Mayor immediately for further action.
   (c)   If after establishment of a trailer camp or tourist camp the use of such premises for such purpose should thereafter be abandoned, such premises shall thereupon become restricted to residential use exclusively as defined by the Planning and Zoning Code of the City, in effect at the time of such abandonment.
(Ord. 1952-30. Passed 8-4-52.)