Non-dwelling units. Temporary uses, buildings and structures in connection with land development, sales or construction projects may be established, erected, or placed within any zoning district for occupancy other than as dwelling or lodging units. Any such use, building or structure shall require a permit from the Department of Planning; such permit is to specify location, type of construction, maintenance requirements, buffering requirements, time period of operation or utilization of any such use, building or structure and such other requirements as the Director may deem necessary. No permit shall be for a period of more than six (6) months, subject to renewal upon approval of the Director. Failure to obtain a permit or violation of any condition or requirement specified as part of an issued permit shall be a violation of this Chapter.

Dwelling units. Recreational vehicles, travel trailers, or government-provided temporary living accommodations may be established, erected, or placed within any zoning district for temporary occupancy as a single family dwelling unit upon (1) the declaration of a state of emergency by the Governor, (2) the declaration of a state of emergency by the Mayor, and (3) order of the City Manager. Building set backs shall not apply to the placement of any such temporary dwelling unit. Any such temporary dwelling unit shall require a permit from the Department of Planning; such permit is to specify location, type of unit, maintenance requirements, buffering requirements, time period of operation or utilization of any such dwelling unit and such other requirements as the Director may deem necessary. No permit shall be for a period of more than twelve (12) months, subject to a six (6) month extension upon approval of the Director. Failure to obtain a permit or violation of any condition or requirement specified as part of an issued permit shall be a violation of this Chapter.

(Ord. No. 992, § 1, 11-27-18)