(A) No mobile home shall be used other than as a single-family dwelling and in a duly licensed mobile home park or in a mobile home subdivision, except a mobile home may be used as a temporary field office, provided it is certified as such by the Zoning Inspector.
(B) The Zoning Inspector shall have authority to grant a permit for temporary occupancy of mobile homes on any lot in a residential district, subject to the following conditions:
(1) During the period of construction of a new permanent dwelling, but not to exceed a period of 12 consecutive months, the owner of such permanent dwelling premises and members of such owner’s immediate family shall be permitted to occupy as a temporary residence one mobile home situated at such construction site, provided that such owner intends to occupy as a residence such dwelling upon completion of its construction.
(2) Such mobile home shall not be located between the established setback line and the public right-of-way line of such premises.
(3) The mobile home shall contain sleeping accommodations, a flush toilet, and a tub or shower bath adequate to serve the occupants thereof.
(4) The sanitary facilities of the mobile home for the disposal of sewage and waste shall be properly connected to the central sewerage system available at such premises, and in case such system is not there available, then properly connected to the existing septic tank sewage disposal system which is approved by the County Health Department for the permanent dwelling to be constructed thereon.
(C) No travel trailer shall be used as dwelling except for a period not to exceed two weeks and in a duly licensed travel trailer park or as a temporary dwelling for a period not to exceed one week; provided such travel trailer is situated on a parcel of land upon which is located a dwelling with water and sanitary facilities accessible to the travel trailer occupants and certified by the Zoning Inspector.
(Ord. 5, passed 1-18-1973)