§ 34-293. Temporary placement of manufactured homes—Permit

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(a) The owner of a lot upon which a residential dwelling is being constructed may, upon first obtaining a temporary permit from the planning director, temporarily place a manufactured home on said lot for use as a temporary dwelling for a period of six months or until construction of the dwelling is completed, whichever shall first occur. The temporary permit may be renewed for one additional period of six months, subject to skirting, underpinning and tiedown requirements of this article, unless an extension is granted by the planning commission for good cause shown.

(b) The application for a temporary permit shall have attached thereto a separate statement of the applicant that he acknowledges and agrees that the permit, if granted, is valid only for the time specified and that, upon completion of the dwelling or the expiration of the permit, as the case may be, he shall cause the removal of said manufactured home and his failure to do so grants to the county the right to remove the same from the lot at the applicant's expense.

(Ord. of 7-20-1994, § 5.02)

                    
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