§ 17.04.130. Temporary use of a mobile home or trailer.

A.

Temporary use of a single-wide mobile home, recreation vehicle or travel trailer with a current, valid registration and license is permitted as a residence while building a permanent residence.

B.

A temporary trailer permit may be issued for a maximum six-month term following the issuance of a building permit. A temporary trailer permit shall not be issued prior to obtaining and paying for a building permit for a permanent residence.

C.

The six-month permit may be renewed for a second term of a maximum of six months, provided that the foundation for the residence has been completed. Proof of completion shall include a final inspection of footings and forms for foundation; installation and a final inspection of a septic system of proof of connection to a sewer system; and submittal of receipts for the materials for the foundation or on-site inspection by a representative of the county.

D.

Failure to comply with the terms of the permit, or the termination of the permit shall result in enforcement by the following provisions:

1.

Revocation of the building permit; and/or

2.

Enforcement pursuant to this title;

3.

Refusal to renew the temporary trailer permit.

E.

Only one temporary trailer permit may be issued for an assessor parcel, except in the case of destruction of the on-site dwelling so that it cannot be occupied during reconstruction.

F.

Use as a Classroom. A mobile home used as a classroom by an educational institution is a permitted structure without MH zoning.

G.

Use as a Caretaker Facility. A mobile home on a temporary foundation for use by a caretaker for security purposes is permitted if so stated as an identified use in the specific base zones.

(Ord. 1812 § 1(part), 1986).