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Paradise City Zoning Code#

CHAPTER 17 - ZONING ORDINANCE#

Table of Contents#

Chapter Title
17.01 Short Title
17.02 Basic Provisions
17.04 Definitions
17.05 District Provisions
17.06 General Site Development Regulations
17.07 Zones
17.08 Resource Conservation R-C Zone
17.10 Agricultural-10 AG-10 and Agricultural-20 AG-20 Zones
17.11 Agricultural Residential AR Zones
17.12 Rural Residential RR Zones
17.14 Town Residential TR Zones
17.17 Multiple-Family Residential M-F Zone
17.20 Neighborhood-Commercial N-C, Central-Business C-B and Community-Commercial C-C Zones
17.23 Industrial-Service I-S Zone
17.26 Community-Facilities C-F Community-Services C-S Zones
17.29 Planned Development Combining P-D Zone
17.30 Short-Term Rentals
17.31 Cultivation of Marijuana
17.32 Temporary Use Regulations
17.32.1 Needle and Syringe Exchange
17.33 Home Occupation Regulations
17.34 Mobile Home Park Standards
17.35 Animal Regulations
17.36 Mobile Home Provisions
17.37 Sign Regulations
17.38 Off-Street Parking and Loading Regulations
17.39 Nonconforming Uses
17.40 Recycling Machines and Facilities
17.41 Design Standards and Design Review
17.42 Wireless Communication Facilities
17.44 Affordable Housing Incentives/Residential Density Bonus
17.45 Administration

CHAPTER 17.36 - MOBILE HOME PROVISIONS#

Section 17.36.100 - Mobile home provisions.#

A mobile home or transportable factory built housing unit may be used as a dwelling in all zones allowing single-family dwellings when such mobile home meets the following minimum requirements in addition to all other provisions applicable to the site. (Government Code Section 65852.3)

  1. The mobile home or transportable factory built housing unit shall be structurally certified per requirements of the National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Act of 1974.§

  2. The mobile home shall be installed on an approved permanent foundation.§

  3. Roofs shall have a minimum pitch of three (3) in twelve (12), and shall be shingled or tiled in a manner sufficient to have the same appearance as a standard dwelling built on the site.§

  4. Siding material shall be of masonry, wood, stucco or similar material having the same appearance as a standard dwelling built on the site.§

  5. The town shall prohibit the installation of a mobile/manufactured home older than ten (10) years of age. The age measurement period shall be from the year of manufacture of the mobile/manufactured home to the year of the permit application.§

(Ord. No. 579, § 5, 10-8-2019, eff. 11-7-2019; Ord. 227, § 8, 1993; Ord. 214, § 2 (part), 1992)