No building or structure (except those constructed for flood control purposes by a governmental agency) will be constructed within a flood channel or within one hundred (100) feet from the banks of a flood channel.

1. Temporary Use Permits. The Zoning Administrator may issue a temporary use permit for a temporary building or use not to exceed sixty- (60) days in duration, with a finding that the use will not conflict with the uses in the vicinity of the subject property. Request for a temporary use permit will be submitted in writing on the application provided by Ballard City.
   In issuing the permit, the Zoning Administrator may:
   1. Identify the length of the time the temporary use permit will be valid.
   2. Identify hours of operation of the temporary use.
   3. Identify and establish any other requirements determined necessary for the protection of the health, safety and welfare.
2. Temporary Use Types.
   1. Temporary buildings, and travel trailers. Temporary buildings, and travel trailers used in conjunction with construction work only during the period of construction, subject to securing a temporary use permit and the following:
      1. Any permit approved for a temporary building, or travel trailer will be limited to a period of time not to exceed one (1) year from the date of approval.
      2. Any temporary building, or travel trailer will be removed from the property upon the expiration of the previously approved use permit or within ten (10) days after completion of the construction work, whichever occurs first.
   2. Temporary Storage. Temporary uses such as the cutting or storage of lumber or the storage of building materials and construction equipment conducted or used in conjunction with construction work only during the period of such construction, subject to securing a use permit and the following:
      1. Any use permit approved for such temporary use will be limited to a period of time not to exceed one (1) year from the date of such approval.
      2. Such temporary use will be removed from the property upon the expiration of the previously approved use permit or within ten (10) days after completion of the activity, whichever occurs first.
   3. Temporary real estate offices.
      1. The office will be located on the property being subdivided or sold, and its use will be limited to the sale of lots or property.
      2. The office will be subject to the height, yard, intensity of use and parking regulations for the zoning district in which it is located and will meet minimum water and sanitary standards as required by the Tri-County Health Department.
      3. Any use permit approved for such office will be limited to a period not to exceed two (2) years from the date of approval.
      4. The office will be removed from the property upon the expiration of the use permit.