A. Additions to units in mobile and manufactured home parks shall be limited to 16 feet in height. Height shall be measured as defined in this title.

B. Foundation systems shall be approved by the municipal building official. When available, the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer shall be used to determine permissible points of support for vertical loads and points of attachment for anchorage systems used to resist horizontal and uplift forces.

C. All units shall be anchored to resist horizontal and uplift forces in an approved manner. The anchoring system shall be inspected and approved prior to connection of water and sewer utilities.

D. Skirting shall be required around the complete perimeter of all installations. Skirting shall be of pressure-treated plywood with a minimum of three-eighths-inch thickness, rated siding, metal panels or other approved, weather-resistant material. Skirting shall be provided with an access door and foundation ventilation in accordance with the requirements of the International Residential Code. A minimum six-mil vapor retarder shall be installed on the ground within the skirted area.

E. All additions and interior renovations shall be subject to the provisions of the International Residential Code. Additions to units within a mobile and manufactured home park shall only be permitted with the written approval of the mobile and manufactured home park owner or agent.

F. Accessory buildings in excess of 120 square feet shall require a building permit and must be located in compliance with the setback requirements of SGC 22.30.050(B).

G. The number of required automobile parking spots shall be in compliance with SGC 22.30.010 (definition of “space”). (Ord. 20-02S(A) § 4, 2020; Ord. 10-10 § 4, 2010; Ord. 04-63 § 4, 2004; S.G.C. § 6.12.200.)