A mobile home over 32 feet in length will be treated as a principal building or dwelling unit. Any mobile home under 32 feet in length will be treated as a recreational vehicle. Buses used for human habitation shall also be treated as recreational vehicles. [Other standards apply in Recreational-Residential (RR-1) Districts. See §
530-36.]
Any recreational vehicle located outside a state-
or County-approved park shall:
A. Meet all of the dimensional, setback, and density
requirements of the district in which it is located.
B. Have a privy or other waste disposal system meeting the requirements of Chapter
518, Sewage Systems, Private.
C. Not be stored on undeveloped land. Such units shall
be permitted to be stored within a garage, carport, or accessory structure
or in the rear or side yard areas of developed parcels of land, provided
that setback requirements are met. The storage of more than three
units shall require a conditional use permit.
D. Acquire a 911 emergency number for the parcel.
Recreational vehicles shall be permitted to
be used for temporary dwelling purposes for an aggregate time period
of up to four months per calendar year in all zoning districts except
commercial. Any such unit that is to be used for temporary dwelling
purposes and which is located on a site for a period of time greater
than four months per annum shall require a land use permit.
A time limit of not less than 15 days and not
more than 30 days shall be given in the order for removal of any recreational
vehicle not complying with the provisions of this article.