(A) The City Council may impose certain reasonable requirements as may be required to keep the temporary structure from becoming unsightly to the surrounding properties. No temporary structure or accessory structure can remain on residential property within the city limits for more than 30 days.
(B) Pods must be well-maintained and in good working condition, displaying the name or logo and telephone number of the owner of the pod, and be suitably supported at each contact point to prevent damage to paved surfaces.
(C) Pods must be kept closed when not being actively used so as not to pose a hazard to children or animals in the area.
(D) The pod must be placed on the drive behind the front line of the home and cannot be placed on the right-of-way.
(E) Pods shall not block a public sidewalk.
(F) Pods placed on property for construction, remodeling, or demolition projects shall be removed immediately upon the completion of the project. For construction purposes, an extension of the 30-day rule may be allowed with permission by the Code Enforcement Officer.
(G) No pod shall be placed on streets, sides of streets, or areas designated as “no parking”. Pods shall not be placed in public parking lots or parks without written permission from the city.
(H) (1) No more than two placements shall be allowed during any 12-month period where the residence is under the same ownership.
(2) Separations of less than 30 days shall be considered the same as to the initial placement date.
(Ord. 8 S16-17, passed 4-10-2017) Penalty, see § 150.99