Sec. 8-10.106.   Required findings.
   The Planning Commission may approve a Use Permit for a mobile home park conversion if it finds that the proposed conversion meets the following requirements, in addition to the requirements of Chapter 2, Section 8-2.217:
   (a)   That the proposed use of the property is consistent with the General Plan or any community plan, and all applicable provisions of this ordinance are met;
   (b)   That the residents of the mobile home park have been adequately notified of the proposed conversion, including information pertaining to the anticipated timing of the proposed conversion.
   (c)   That there exists land zoned for new or replacement comparable mobile home parks or adequate space is available in other comparable mobile home parks within the area for the residents who will be displaced.
   (d)   That the conversion will not result in the displacement of any residents without other acceptable options to mitigate loss of housing.
   (e)   That the age, type, size, and style of mobile homes to be displaced as a result of the conversion will be able to be relocated into other comparable mobile home parks within the area or that the applicant has agreed to purchase any mobile home that cannot be relocated at its in-place value as provided for in this section.
   (f)   That if the mobile home park is to be converted to another residential use, the mobile home residents to be displaced shall be provided the right of first refusal to purchase, lease, rent, or otherwise obtain residency in the replacement dwelling units, and the construction schedule for such replacement dwelling units shall not result in a displacement of unreasonable length for those mobile home residents electing to relocate in these replacement units;
   (g)   That any mobile home residents displaced as a result of the conversion shall be compensated by the applicant for all reasonable costs incurred as a result of their relocation; and
   (h)   That the relocation plan mitigates the impacts of the displacement of individuals or households for a reasonable transition period and mitigates the impacts of any long-term displacement.
(Ord. 1445, eff. August 14, 2014)