Temporary portable storage units delivered to and picked up from a site on a temporary basis by a storage company such as, but not limited to, PODS, are allowed in all zoning districts subject to the following conditions:
(A) Temporary portable storage units shall not be placed on village owned property or public right of way unless permission is granted by the Manager of Streets and Alleys. The Manager of Streets and Alleys may impose conditions, including time limits, more restrictive than these regulations.
(B) In residential zoning districts, temporary portable storage units shall be placed only on driveways.
(C) In any zoning district, no more than two temporary portable storage units may be placed on any individual property at any one time.
(D) In residential zoning districts, temporary portable storage units shall not be allowed for periods greater than seven days.
(E) In commercial and industrial districts, temporary portable storage units placed for a period exceeding seven days shall be completely screened from abutting residential districts and view from any public rights of way by means approved by the Zoning Administrator. Temporary portable storage units may be placed for a period not to exceed 90 days. Chain link fencing is not a suitable screening material, and landscaping materials are preferred.
(F) Temporary portable storage units may be placed on a specific lot on not more than three occasions in any one year period. The placement and removal of a unit shall constitute one occasion.
(Ord. 07-13, passed 8-13-07)