§ 152.120  MANUFACTURED OR MOBILE HOMES ON INDIVIDUAL LOTS.
   Manufactured mobile homes on individual lots shall be a permitted use where indicated in § 152.027.
   (A)   All requirements for the location of a single-family dwelling on an individual lot shall be met.
   (B)   Any manufactured/mobile home constructed before July 1, 1970 must be approved by Underwriters Laboratories and any manufactured/mobile home constructed after that time must meet all applicable state and federal standards.
   (C)   All manufactured/mobile homes shall be tied down in accordance with the state regulation for mobile homes and modular housing.
   (D)   All applicable County Health Department requirements shall be met.
   (E)   The mobile home shall be over 40 feet in length and over eight feet in width.
   (F)   Exterior finishes shall be in good repair, and in no case shall the degree of reflectivity of the exterior siding, foundation skirting and roofing exceed that of gloss white paint.
   (G)   A continuous, uniform foundation enclosure, unpierced except for required ventilation and access, shall be installed. The enclosure may consist of brick or concrete block, or wood, vinyl or metal fabricated for this purpose. Any wood framing for foundation skirting shall be constructed with treated lumber. Note: R-3 has to have brick or concrete block.
   (H)   Permanent steps shall be constructed at all exterior doors as necessary, and a permanent porch or patio measuring at least three feet in width and five feet in length shall be constructed at the front and back entrance to the mobile home.
   (I)   The running lights shall be removed and the hitch shall either be removed or screened with shrubbery.
   (J)   At least two off-street parking spaces shall be provided.
   (K)   All areas not used for parking, mobile home or required porches shall be grassed or otherwise suitably landscaped to prevent erosion.
   (L)   All standards must be met prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy, and no mobile home may be parked on a lot for more than 60 days with or without a certificate of occupancy unless all of the above requirements are met.
(1992 Code, § 152.110)  (Ord. passed 11- -1988)  Penalty, see § 152.999