Chapter 18.49
OCCUPANCY OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS

Sections:

18.49.010    Temporary occupation of recreational vehicles.

18.49.020    Conditional use.

18.49.010 Temporary occupation of recreational vehicles.

No recreational vehicle shall be occupied for its intended purpose of temporary, overnight housing, when parked within the city limits, other than in a recreational vehicle park, for more than seven consecutive nights, and no more than 21 nights in any calendar year. (Ord. 00-577 § 1, 2000)

18.49.020 Conditional use.

Upon issuance of a conditional use permit, granted pursuant to this title, a recreational vehicle may be occupied for a period not to exceed 180 days, for the purpose of a residence during the construction of a single-family residence.

A. The application for conditional use must be made prior to commencing occupancy, and the recreational vehicle upon the real property where the construction is intended.

B. A valid building permit must be issued (the term of any occupancy will not exceed the initial term of the building permit, while the building permit may be extended, the conditional use hereunder shall not be).

C. Recreational vehicles allowed shall be (1) self-contained with complete facilities (toilet, shower, stove and refrigerator) and (2) solid-wall construction.

D. While the vehicle is being occupied under this section, sewer and water hookups shall be made of a secure nature and under the supervision of the city water and sewer department. Applicant will be billed for services in accordance with existing city ordinances.

E. From the time the occupancy commences under this section, the recreational vehicle shall not be moved or removed from the premises, and if it is so removed, that shall terminate the conditional use.

F. The applicant must submit sufficient proof of the ability to comply with the agreement as part of the application process, particularly a timetable and proof of financial ability to proceed. (Ord. 00-577 § 1, 2000)