(a) It shall be unlawful to park a house trailer on any lot or land within the Village.
(b) In the event that a person’s residence shall be more than fifty percent (50%), as determined by the Zoning Administrator, Fire Chief and Mayor or majority of them, destroyed by fire, flood, windstorm, tornado, riot, act of God or other causes, but excluding intentional act of owner, and provided said destroyed residence was the principal place of residence of such person immediately prior to its destruction, then such person shall be permitted to park one house trailer on his residence real estate and live therein provided he first obtains a permit to do so from the Mayor of the Village, which permit shall be valid for six months and renewable through the Mayor for an additional six months. The Mayor shall not renew said permit if the repairs to the destroyed residence have been completed within the first six month period. If the repairs have been completed and said permit has not been renewed, then at the end of the first six month period, or if said repairs have not been completed and said permit has been renewed, then at the end of the second six month period, such person shall disconnect said house trailer from all utilities, shall cease to live therein, and shall remove said house trailer from his residence real estate and from within the Village.
(c) It shall be lawful to park a travel trailer on any lot or land within the Village, but it shall be unlawful to use said travel trailer for living quarters or human habitation for any period of time exceeding thirty days within a one year period.
(Ord. 1600-18. Passed 11-12-18.)