(A) It shall be unlawful to occupy, maintain or permit to be occupied or maintained within the corporate limits of the town, any mobile dwelling unit as defined in this chapter; provided that, this prohibition shall not apply to such mobile dwelling units as have heretofore been lawfully installed under existing laws and ordinances at the time such mobile dwelling units were located; but no such mobile dwelling units were located; but no such mobile dwelling unit shall be moved to a new location, nor enlarged; and, provided further that, such prohibition shall not apply to exceptions otherwise established in this chapter.
(B) The prohibition of this section shall not apply to the following situations:
(1) To a house trailer and mobile home situated in a legally established mobile home park operating under license of, and approved by the state’s Board of Health; provided further that, said mobile home park also meet the minimum standards set out in the Federal Housing Administration’s Minimum Property Standards for Mobile Home Courts, August 1962 revision and amendments thereto, as well as U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare - Public Health Service, Recommended Ordinance Governing Mobile Home Parks, as revised January 1968;
(2) One house trailer may be occupied by the owner and family as temporary living quarters for a period not exceeding 14 days in any one calendar year;
(3) A temporary permit may be issued for use as living quarters for the owner on the site while erecting a permanent dwelling, but for not to exceed a total period of 180 days;
(4) One house trailer may be parked on the rear of residential or commercial lot, but not used for living quarters or occupied in any way; provided that, said lot have a minimum size of 10,000 square feet; and
(5) Stock of unoccupied mobile homes may be stored upon any lot where the same are kept for sale in the ordinary course of business.
(2013 Code, Title V, Ch. 13, § 2) (Ord. II-B-2-b(1), passed - -) Penalty, see § 154.99