(A) Measurement of period until required compliance. The period until required compliance for each nonconforming mobile home park shall be measured from the effective date of the initial enactment of this section.
(B) Required conformance of a mobile home park. Any mobile home park which is a legal nonconformity may be continued for a period of five (5) years without increasing the degree of nonconformity. After five (5) years, the mobile home park may continue only through compliance with the parking and operational requirements of this chapter and with the driveway restrictions, screening requirements and performance standards of this chapter. Required screening for nonconforming mobile home parks shall be limited to Restrictive Development zoning districts and protected grandfathered residential uses only. Any applicable federal, state, or county regulations or guidelines, including, but not limited to, SCDHEC Regulations, addressing and road naming provisions in this chapter, the International Building Code, and the Assessor’s Mobile Home Registration process must be met. Proposed name changes to nonconforming mobile home parks must be approved by the Town of South Congaree Planning Department.
(C) Abandonment. Whenever 50% of the mobile homes within a mobile home park are removed or become unoccupied for a continuous period of 12 months, the mobile home park may be reestablished only through compliance with all the restrictions applicable to a new park.
(D) Damage. If a structure in a legally nonconforming mobile home park is damaged or destroyed during the period until required compliance, the structure may be repaired or replaced only in compliance with this chapter.
(E) Repairs and alterations. Nothing in this chapter shall be deemed to prevent the ordinary maintenance and repair of a structure in a legally.
(F) Operational Requirements. All nonconforming mobile home parks shall comply with the operational requirements listed in.
(G) Buffering restrictions. Each mobile home park shall adhere to the buffering restrictions covering height regulations, buffers, setbacks, and screening as outlined in this chapter.
(Ord. 2019-09, passed 12-10-2019)