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17.112.070 - Use of recreational vehicles and nonresidential trailers.
Use of Recreational Vehicles.
Zones permitted. Recreational vehicles, as defined in Article 1, Section 17.04.050 (Definitions),
and when not stored within a fully enclosed structure approved for that purpose, are allowed
to be parked only in the R-1 and R-2 zones.
Conditions applicable to all parked recreational vehicles.
The parking of recreational vehicles shall be restricted to the side and rear yards of R-1
and R-2 lots. The parked recreational vehicle shall be screened from view from the street
and adjoining properties by a fence or wall, which is six feet high.
Use of Recreational Vehicles. At no time shall any recreational vehicle be utilized for living
purposes. However, a temporary non-fee permit may be issued, not to exceed two weeks
in any six-month period, for use by the owner of the property or their invited guests.
All recreational vehicles shall be parked on a paved or similar surface acceptable to the
Community Development Director.
All recreational vehicles shall be maintained in a complete, serviceable, and operational
condition, and shall be currently licensed for their intended use.
No recreational vehicle or trailer on which it may be mounted shall overhang any public
right-of-way or adjacent private property.
Use of Nonresidential Trailer.
Zones Permitted. Commercial and Industrial Zones. In the C-1, C-3, C-4, CBD, P-D, CI-MU, and
M-1 zones, a nonresidential trailer may be used for a period of not to exceed one year as a
temporary office used only by employees of the principal business or use occupying the
property not open to the general public. The use of any trailer shall be contingent upon the
principal business and trailer meeting off-street parking requirements. All nonresidential
trailers shall be architecturally compatible with surrounding buildings and fitted with
appropriate skirting, landscaping and other screening devices.
Conditions Applicable to All Nonresidential Trailers.
A nonresidential trailer shall include any trailer coach designed for human use,
occupation or habitation, other than for residential purposes. Any such trailer shall be
installed and maintained in accordance with the Uniform Building Code, Fire Code,
provided no piping for water is permitted and the appropriate permits are obtained.
Nonresidential trailers may be used as construction offices on or adjacent to any site on
which a building permit has been issued and the project is being diligently pursued. Such
trailers shall be removed upon expiration of the permit or completion of the project.
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Any trailer uses not meeting the above standards, or not otherwise permitted under Chapter 17.124
(Temporary Use Permits and Special Events), may apply for an Administrative Use Permit pursuant to
Chapter 17.128 of this Code.
(Ord. No. 931, § 5(Exh. A), 10-22-13)