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§ 154.111 MOBILE HOME AND TRAVEL TRAILER PARKING AND STORING.
   It shall be unlawful to park or otherwise store for any purpose whatsoever any mobile home or travel trailer within the town, except as follows:
   (A)   At a safe, lawful, and nonobstructive location on a street, alley, highway, or other public place, provided that the trailer or mobile home shall not be parked overnight;
   (B)   Within a mobile home park, provided, however, the mobile home shall either have the label of compliance permanently attached thereto or have a certificate of compliance from the Town Administrator or designees if it has been certified by the state to issue the certificate or shall have a certificate of title or other satisfactory evidence on file with the State Division of Motor Vehicles that the mobile home was manufactured prior to 9-1-1971;
   (C)   On any other lot or plot, provided that:
      (1)   A storing permit for any mobile home to be parked or stored for longer than 48 hours shall be obtained from the Administrative Official; and/or
      (2)   Travel trailers, as defined in § 154.002, may be stored, provided no facilities of the travel trailers be used for storage of human or animal occupancy and providing as follows: house and camping trailers shall be stored in a garage or carport or in the rear or side yard; and pick-up coach and motor homes may be parked in the driveway as well, but in no other portion of the required front yard.
   (D)   This section shall not be construed to prohibit the parking and/or storing for the purpose of sale of any mobile home or trailer by any owner or license dealer upon any lot, piece, or parcel of land upon which the sale of the vehicle is permitted and/or licensed under the codes and ordinances of the town, provided that no living quarters be maintained in any of the travel trailers or mobile homes so parked.
(Ord. passed 7-9-1985; Ord. passed 5-10-1990; Ord. passed 3-9-1999; Ord. passed 8-10-1999; Ord. passed 3-14-2000; Ord. passed 5-9-2000; Ord. passed 9-9-2003; Ord. passed 9-13-2005; Ord. passed 9-12-2006; Ord. passed 6-29-2021) Penalty, see § 154.999
§ 154.112 INOPERATIVE VEHICLES.
   (A)   Residential districts. No inoperative vehicle shall be permitted to be parked or stored longer than 72 hours, unless the vehicle is not visible from any public right-of-way.
   (B)   Business districts. Inoperative vehicles shall be permitted to be parked or stored while undergoing repairs in the CB Central Business District and HB Highway Business Districts.
   (C)   Industrial districts. Inoperative vehicles shall only be permitted in automobile junk yards.
(Ord. passed 7-9-1985; Ord. passed 5-10-1990; Ord. passed 3-9-1999; Ord. passed 8-10-1999; Ord. passed 3-14-2000; Ord. passed 5-9-2000; Ord. passed 9-9-2003; Ord. passed 9-13-2005; Ord. passed 9-12-2006; Ord. passed 6-29-2021) Penalty, see § 154.999
OFF-STREET LOADING SPACE
§ 154.125 GENERALLY.
   Where off-street loading space is required under the functional requirements of a particular activity, one or more loading berths or other spaces shall be provided for standing, loading, and unloading operations either inside or outside a building and on the same or adjoining premises with every building or structure erected after the enactment of this chapter. A loading berth shall have minimum plan dimensions of 12 feet by 25 feet and 14 feet overhead clearance. A loading space need not be necessarily a full berth but shall be sufficient to allow normal loading operations of a kind and magnitude appropriate to the property served thereby. In no case shall the use of the space hinder the free movement of vehicles and pedestrians over a street, sidewalk, or alley.
 
Use Classification
Space Requirements
Retail sales operation
1 loading berth for every 20,000 square feet of floor area
Office buildings and hotels with a total usable floor area of 10,000 square feet or more
1 loading berth for every 100,000 square feet of floor area
Industrial and wholesale operations with a gross floor of 10,000 square feet or more
1 loading berth for every 50,000 square feet of floor area
 
(Ord. passed 7-9-1985; Ord. passed 5-10-1990; Ord. passed 3-9-1999; Ord. passed 8-10-1999; Ord. passed 3-14-2000; Ord. passed 5-9-2000; Ord. passed 9-9-2003; Ord. passed 9-13-2005; Ord. passed 9-12-2006; Ord. passed 6-29-2021) Penalty, see § 154.999
BUFFERS
§ 154.140 GENERALLY.
   (A)   Each application for a building permit or certificate of occupancy shall include, for those use districts where a buffer is required, information as to the location and type of buffer to be erected. Once erected, a buffer shall be properly maintained. The construction and maintenance of a buffer shall be the responsibility of the land owner or developer.
   (B)   A buffer shall be a six-foot high attractive blind barrier which shall not permit the passage of light from one side to the other and which will also damper noise where needed. The barrier may be a decorative masonry wall, a wood basket weave-type fence, an open type fence with evergreen vegetation planted facing the adjoining property, or the like. No fence at all is necessary where evergreen vegetation will be of a thickness and variety discouraging people from pushing their way through. Where evergreens are used, a species shall be planted which will normally be expected to reach a height of six feet in three-years time.
(Ord. passed 7-9-1985; Ord. passed 5-10-1990; Ord. passed 3-9-1999; Ord. passed 8-10-1999; Ord. passed 3-14-2000; Ord. passed 5-9-2000; Ord. passed 9-9-2003; Ord. passed 9-13-2005; Ord. passed 9-12-2006; Ord. passed 6-29-2021) Penalty, see § 154.999
NONCONFORMING SITUATIONS
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