§ 46-98. Setbacks and open areas; driveways; parking areas.

(a)

Distance between units and permanent buildings. There shall be a minimum of 30 feet of distance between a mobile home or manufactured home and any permanent building. For the purpose of this section, covered patios, carports or individual storage buildings shall not be considered as permanent buildings, provided that no such patio roof, carport, or storage building shall be located closer than five feet to any property line.

(b)

Setback from property lines. Units shall be located at least 20 feet from any side or rear property line of the park and/or subdivision boundary and front property line provided, however, that at any intersection of public streets bounding a park and/or subdivision, no mobile home or manufactured home or structure of any kind shall be located within a triangle formed by a diagonal line connecting points on the two street property lines measured 30 feet along the property lines of each of the street corner intersection.

(c)

Setback from interior streets and guest parking areas. Units shall be set back at least ten feet from any park and/or subdivision interior street or guest parking areas.

(d)

Patios and carports. Spaces may have open, unenclosed or roofed patios or carports of metal, fiberglass or other incombustible material, provided such structures follow the setback and spacing requirements established in this section.

(e)

Maximum lot coverage. Units, together with accessory structures such as storage buildings and roofed-over patios or carports, shall not cover more than 75 percent of a space.

(f)

Driveways. Paved driveways shall be provided on spaces for convenient access to living units. The minimum width shall be ten feet. Driveways shall be solid or strips not less than two feet six inches in width each.

(g)

Parking areas. The design criteria for automobile parking shall be based upon two parking slots for each space. Parking may be in tandem.

(h)

Outdoor living areas. Each space shall be provided with an outdoor living and service area. Such area shall be improved as necessary to ensure reasonable privacy and comfort. The minimum area should be not less than 300 square feet with a least dimension of 15 feet.

(Ord. No. 2001-003, § 4.8, 6-27-2001; Ord. No. 2011-009, § 2(b), 7-18-2011)