The purpose of this article is to establish reasonable standards with
which purchasers of factory manufactured homes must comply in order to make
such homes as compatible as possible with other standard housing in any given
neighborhood.
No single-wide mobile home or manufactured home shall be located outside of a mobile home park or manufactured home community, except as noted in §
217-52, Replacement mobile homes; inspection.
All person desiring to purchase and install a factory manufactured home
shall accompany their application for a building permit with the following:
A. A site plan and plot plan of the lot upon which it is
proposed to install said home which shall show the location of the home, driveways,
sidewalks, improvements and the manner in which the lot is to be landscaped.
B. A manufacturer's brochure showing the floor plan and
specifications regarding plumbing and wiring.
C. Foundation. Details of the manner in which the foundation
upon which the home will be installed is to be constructed.
Landscaping, pursuant to the plot plan shown accompanying the application
for a building permit, shall be commenced within six weeks of occupancy, and
no certificate of occupancy shall be issued until such is substantially accomplished,
no allowance being made for weather conditions.
No factory manufactured home shall be installed without the intent of
permanency given a stick-built home. Any chassis, wheels or framework used
in transporting any factory manufactured home to any building lot shall be
removed.
Any applicant for a building permit for a factory manufactured home whose application is denied by the Zoning Officer for failure to comply with §§
217-55 through
217-58 or §
217-60 of this article or with Article
III, Requirements, of this chapter may appeal the Zoning Officer's decision to the Zoning Board of Appeals.
No mobile home or manufactured home shall be relocated on a lot or on
a parcel of land which is not in conformance with the requirements of the
zoning district in which it is to be located.