Article 28, Section 28-3

Other

• Building permit required

  A building permit must have been issued for a temporary use permit during construction/reconstruction and must remain in effect and in good standing to maintain the use permit.

• Emergency hardship finding required

  In the case of emergency hardship, a finding shall be made and documented by the zoning administrator under the definition found in section 2-33A of the Zoning Ordinance.

• Location requirement

  The mobile home shall be located on the same property as the intended construction or on which the hardship occurs or which is affected by or directly linked to the occurrence of the hardship, except for medical hardships, which are limited in location to property owned or controlled by either the care provider or care recipient, and resided on by both.

• Maximum duration for construction3 years

  Occupancy for up to three (3) years while constructing a dwelling.

• Maximum duration for emergency hardship1 years

  Occupancy for up to one year for an emergency hardship.

• Maximum duration for medical hardship5 years

  Occupancy for up to five (5) years for a medical hardship or by those providing the primary care for such a hardship.

• Maximum duration for reconstruction1 years

  Occupancy for up to one year while reconstructing a dwelling.

• Doctor statement required for medical hardship

  A request for medical hardship must be accompanied by a statement from at least one doctor certifying to physical or mental incapacity that requires an independent care giver or special equipment that can be provided through a temporary mobile home use permit.

• Utility consolidation required

  Utility services and connection shall be consolidated with existing site uses wherever possible and must be adequate to accommodate all uses. Sewer and water service must be provided on site.