As used in this Part 5, the following terms shall have the meanings
indicated:
A container designed or used for the outdoor storage of personal
property, which is movable and is typically rented to owners or occupants
of a property for their temporary use.
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[Ord. No. 3-10, eff. 7-13-2010 (formerly Ch. 6, § 6-903(a), of the 1989 Code)]
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No person shall place or maintain a portable storage unit in
the Town without obtaining a permit from the Mayor.
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[Ord. No. 3-10, eff. 7-13-2010 (formerly Ch. 6, § 6-903(b), of the 1989 Code)]
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A.
The Mayor
may grant a permit for a portable storage unit on private property
if:
(1)
The Mayor finds that the portable storage unit will not have significant
adverse effects on neighboring property and will not adversely affect
the public health, safety or welfare; and
(2)
The Mayor finds that the applicant has demonstrated that denial would
cause the applicant undue hardship or that the applicant has demonstrated
other good cause.
Each applicant for a portable storage unit permit shall pay
the fee established by a resolution of the Town Council, and shall
submit with the permit application a deposit in the amount set by
resolution of the Town Council. Such deposit, or so much of it as
may be necessary, shall be used or applied to restore or repair any
possible damage to Town property.
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[Ord. No. 3-10, eff. 7-13-2010; amended by Res. No. 5-19, 10-17-2019, eff. 11-12-2019 (formerly Ch. 6, § 6-903(d), of the 1989 Code)]
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The Mayor may set such additional terms or restrictions as the
Mayor deems necessary to protect the public health, safety or welfare.
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[Ord. No. 3-10, eff. 7-13-2010 (formerly Ch. 6, § 6-903(e), of the 1989 Code)]
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A.
A permit
for placement of a portable storage unit shall be for a term of up
to 30 days.
B.
A permit
for placement of a portable storage unit that is for use in building
demolition or construction activity allowed under a Town building
permit shall be valid as long as the related Town building permit
is valid.
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[Ord. No. 3-10, eff. 7-13-2010; amended by Res. No. 5-19, 10-17-2019, eff. 11-12-2019 (formerly Ch. 6, § 6-903(f), of the 1989 Code)]
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The Mayor may authorize an extension of a portable storage unit permit for up to 30 days, with such conditions as the Mayor may deem necessary. In addition to making the findings in § 112-48, the Mayor may only grant an extension upon finding that the applicant has demonstrated good cause for an extension and that extraordinary circumstances exist which necessitate an extension.
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[Ord. No. 3-10, eff. 7-13-2010 (formerly Ch. 6, § 6-903(g), of the 1989 Code)]
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