(A) Any recreational units owned or located at the property of any resident of the town shall be kept and maintained in such a manner as to not deter from the residential atmosphere of the community. The recreational unit shall not be stored or located upon any easement within the town.
(B) The recreational unit shall at no time be placed in any manner so that it may obstruct the view of any public right-of-way within the town. If any recreational unit is found to be obstructing the view of any intersection as to create a hazard in the community, the Police Department may cause the units removal for the safety and well being of the community.
(C) All recreational units located within the town shall be licensed through the State Department of Motor Vehicles or by other authority that is authorized by the state code to license and or register vehicles.
(D) Any recreational unit may be utilized for temporary housing for visitors at a residence located within the corporate boundaries of the town for a period not to exceed 14 days. In case of an emergency, the property owner may request an extension by contacting the Town Council. The extension shall be issued in writing, with copies to the Town Council, Police Department and the property owner. If a recreational unit is to be utilized it may be connected to the electrical circuits of the residence, but at no time be allowed to connect to or discharge any waste into the sewage system of the town.
(E) It shall be further ordained that any resident bringing a recreational unit into the town for the purpose of restoration shall be limited to six months to complete such restoration. The property owner may request an extension for an additional period of six months from the Town Council.
(Ord. 2000-14, passed 12-14-2000) Penalty, see § 73.99