Chapter 17.18
R-MH RESIDENTIAL--MOBILE HOME DISTRICT
Sections:
17.18.040 Lot coverage and floor area.
17.18.080 Skirting requirements.
17.18.010 Intent.
The intent of this chapter is to provide for mobile home subdivision development in appropriate districts and to establish standards for development in order to integrate mobile homes into an area without adversely affecting surrounding properties and to provide safeguards for residents of mobile homes. (Ord. 93 §1(9.1), 1982)
17.18.020 Permitted uses.
Permitted uses in the R-MH district are:
A. Accessory uses;
B. Conditional uses provided in Chapter 17.32 and subject to conditions and requirements prescribed;
C. Mobile homes for single-family use. (Ord. 93 §1 (9.2), 1982)
17.18.030 Lot area and width.
Minimum lot area for mobile homes shall be six thousand square feet per mobile home with a minimum lot width of sixty feet. (Ord. 93 §1 (9.3), 1982)
17.18.040 Lot coverage and floor area.
Not more than fifty percent of the lot shall be occupied by the mobile home and its accessory buildings. Each mobile home shall have a minimum of seven hundred square feet of floor area. (Ord. 93 §1(9.4), 1982)
17.18.050 Yards.
Every lot in the R-MH district shall have the following minimum yards:
A. Front yard, twenty-five feet;
B. Rear yard, fifteen feet;
C. Side yards, eight feet each side;
D. Street side yard, twenty-five feet. (Ord. 93 §1 (9.5), 1982)
17.18.060 Building height.
Maximum building height in the R-MH district shall be twenty-four feet. (Ord. 93 §1 (9.6), 1982)
17.18.070 Off-street parking.
Off-street parking shall be provided for each mobile home. Off-street parking for nonresidential uses shall be provided as specified in Chapter 17.42 of this title. (Ord. 93 §1(9.7), 1982)
17.18.080 Skirting requirements.
All mobile homes placed upon mobile home zoned lots shall have the space below the mobile home skirted by weather-proof material such as metal, wood, fiberglass, masonry, brick or block, compatible with the exterior design of the mobile home. The skirting shall be securely anchored to resist wind loads. (Ord. 93 §1(9.8), 1982)