§ 24-19. Mobile home residential district (MH-A).

(a)

Intent. It is the intent of the MH-A district to provide for residential neighborhoods of mobile homes, single family and multifamily dwellings up to four units.

(b)

Allowed uses. The permitted and conditional uses allowed in the MH-A district are shown in Table II.9. All uses not explicitly listed as permitted or conditional uses are prohibited.

Table II.9: MH-A District Permitted and Conditional Uses

Permitted Uses	Conditional Uses
Mobile homes	Small scale retail and restaurants less than 5,000 square feet that serve the immediate needs of the neighborhood in which they are located
Single-family dwellings	Day care centers in excess of 12 children
Multifamily dwellings not in excess of four units	Home occupations with up to two on site employees (in addition to a homeowner or renter)
Schools	Bed and Breakfast
Public parks, buildings, and playgrounds	Accessory dwelling units
Religious institutions
Home occupations with no more than 1 on site employee (in addition to a homeowner or renter)
Accessory uses
Home day cares up to 12 children
Amateur radio antenna support structures, antenna support structures, alternative antenna support structures, antennae, and amateur radio antennae in compliance with section 24-70(c).
Minor utility installations

 

(c)

District regulations. Specifications for the MH-A district are shown in Table II.10.

Table II.10: MH-A District Specifications

Regulations	Specifications
Minimum lot width	40 feet
Minimum lot size	4,800 square feet
Minimum front yard setback	20 feet
Minimum side yard setback	5 feet
	Corner lots—10 feet for side yard adjacent to street
Minimum rear yard setback	15 feet
Maximum lot coverage	50%
Maximum building height	Primary building—35 feet
	Accessory buildings—18 feet
Skirting	Within 60 days siting, a mobile home shall be skirted with material similar to its siding material or better.

 

(Ord. No. 1306 , § 1(Exh. A) 11-9-16)