1. The Administrator shall issue temporary permits for buildings to be constructed and used for storage incidental to construction of buildings on the property and for signs advertising a subdivision or tract of land or the lots thereon. The permits shall not exceed 180 days unless otherwise stated:
A. Model homes or apartments, if contained within the development to which they pertain.
B. Development sales offices. Such offices may remain in place until 90 percent of the lots or units within the development are sold and may not be located within a mobile home or manufactured home/structure.
C. Public assemblies, displays, and exhibits.
D. Commercial circuses, carnivals, fairs, festivals, or other transient events, provided that events are located on property owned by the sponsoring non-profit organization, or are located within a BG or more intensive zoning district.
E. Outdoor art shows and exhibits.
F. Christmas tree or other holiday-related merchandise sales lots, provided that such facilities are not located in a residential zoning district.
G. Construction site offices, if located on the construction site itself.
H. Outdoor special sales, provided that such sales operate no more than three days in the same week and 10 days in the same month; and are located in commercial or industrial zoning districts.
I. Construction or asphalt batch plants, provided that:
(1) No plant may be located within 600 feet of a developed residential use, park, or school.
(2) The facility is located no more than one mile from its job site. The Planning and Zoning Commission may extend this distance to two miles if such extension avoids use of local streets by plant-related vehicles.
(3) Hours of operation do not exceed 12 hours per day.
(4) The duration of the plant’s operation does not exceed 180 days, but may be extended by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
2. Required Conditions of All Temporary Uses.
A. Each site shall be left free of debris, litter, or other evidence of the use upon its completion or removal.
B. The Planning and Zoning Commission may establish other conditions which the Commission deems necessary to ensure compatibility with surrounding land uses.
3. Permit Application and Issuance.
A. An application to conduct a temporary use shall be made to the Zoning Administrator and shall include at a minimum a description of the proposed use; a diagram of its location; information regarding hours and duration of operation; and other information necessary to evaluate the application.
B. The Zoning Administrator may authorize a temporary use only if such official determines that:
(1) The use will not impair the normal operation of a present or future permanent use on the site.
(2) The use will be compatible with surrounding uses and will not adversely affect the public health, safety, and welfare.
C. The duration of the permit shall be explicitly stated on the permit.