In Conjunction With a Trailer Sales Area. One mobilehome may be used as an office appurtenant and accessory to, and in conjunction with the operation of a mobilehome sales area.

Temporary Office or Residence. One mobilehome may be permitted, with a special permit issued by the planning commission, as a temporary office or residence, after obtaining a building permit for the construction of a permanent building of the same use on the same lot. Such use of the mobilehome shall be limited to six months from the date of issuance of the building permit and shall automatically terminate upon the expiration or voidance of the building permit. The planning commission may renew such special permit for one additional period of six months, if substantial progress has been made in the construction of the permanent building and it is reasonable and probable that the permanent building will be completed within such additional period.

By Building Contractors. Mobilehomes may be used, with a use permit, as temporary offices by construction contractors, or as a temporary living quarters for their employees in all zones, as well as for security guards or watchmen.

Minimum Lot Area. The minimum lot area for a mobilehome park shall be five acres, provided that pre-existing trailer parks shall not be deemed nonconforming by reason of failure to meet the minimum site area requirement. A pre-existing trailer park conforming in all respects except site area may be expanded, but shall not be reduced in area.

Minimum Mobilehome Space. There shall be 3,300 square feet of site area for each trailer space. A pre-existing trailer park shall not be deemed nonconforming by reason of failure to meet the minimum site area per trailer space requirement, and may be enlarged provided that there shall be 3,300 square feet of additional site area for each mobilehome space added.

Open Area and Density Per Mobilehome Space.

Accessory Buildings and Uses Permitted in Mobilehome Parks.

Minimum Yards Required.

Access. All mobilehome spaces must be served from internal private streets within the mobilehome park, and there shall be no direct access from a mobilehome space to a public street.

Landscaping.

An application for site and architectural review for development of the property as a mobilehome court shall be submitted pursuant to Chapter 17.60. The application shall be accompanied by detailed drawings and plot plans, all to a workable scale, showing the location of all proposed buildings, mobilehome spaces, planting, parking and any other additional information deemed necessary by the community development director.

To cover the cost of investigation, plan check and other incidental administrative costs, a fee as established by the city council by resolution shall be paid to the city clerk at the time of filing plans for development.

Application for approval of mobilehome park plans shall be on forms furnished by the community development department.

Internal Streets. All private internal streets within the mobilehome park shall not be less than 25 feet in width plus 10 feet if parking permitted, and shall be surfaced and maintained with not less than one and one-half inch of plant mix placed on four inches of aggregate base or equivalent.

All trash and garbage collection areas shall be surrounded on at least three sides by a five-foot solid fence or wall, and shall have adequate access for collection vehicles.

All points of vehicular access to and from public streets shall be approved by the director of public works.

One paved patio per space nine feet wide and 30 feet long.

Skirts on all homes.

Wires underground.

No individual outside television antennas.

Parking. One car space at the site for off-street parking with concrete car stops, plus one additional space for each four spaces, either on the site or on street lands.