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(A) The property owner seeking to place a manufactured home on either an individual subdivision lot or in a space within a manufactured home park (land lease) development shall be required to obtain a manufactured home building placement permit prior to the installation of the manufactured home. As part of the building placement permit application to the Building Department the owner shall submit the additional following materials for review and approval:

(1) Complete site plan of the lot or space. If the manufactured home is proposed to be placed in a manufactured home park, a map of the park showing all existing spaces and points of access shall also be required;

(2) Elevations or color photographs of all sides of the structure;

(3) Roof slope (expressed in a ratio of horizontal to vertical feet) and roofing material description;

(4) Description of any proposed additions or alterations including photographs where possible; and

(5) Description of the exterior finish including materials and colors.

(B) The manufactured home shall be reviewed for compliance with the recommended architectural standards in either SLCC 18.50.020(D) or 18.50.030(D), whichever is applicable. Additionally, the manufactured home shall be reviewed for compliance with the specific standards and conditions of the zoning as approved by the City Council for the specific development.

(C) The Zoning Administrator may approve deviations from one or more of the developmental or architectural standards provided herein on the basis of finding that the materials to be utilized or the architectural style proposed for the dwelling would be compatible and harmonious with existing structures in the vicinity.

(D) If the Zoning Administrator determines that a manufactured home is not in compliance with any of the architectural requirements of either SLCC 18.50.020(D) or 18.50.030(D), the application may be referred to the Board of Adjustment for final review.

(E) The Board of Adjustment shall consider the manufactured home application and the Zoning Administrator’s report. If satisfied that all of the criteria have been met, the Board may approve the application. If the Board finds that any one of the stated criteria has not been met, the Board may deny the application.

Table No. 10. Open Space Requirements – Manufactured Home Zoning District

(see Open Space definitions in SLCC 18.05.130)

Zoning/Land Use

Open Space Required (minimum)

“MH” Subdivision

5%

“MH” Park

5%

Table No. 11. Development Standards – Manufactured Home Zoning District

Zoning (Use)

Min. District Size

Lot Area (sq. ft.)

Lot Width (feet)

Bldg. Height (feet)

Minimum Yard Setback (feet)

Lot Coverage

Front

Side

Street Side

Rear

“MH” (Subdivision)

10 acres

35,000

100

30

30

15 & 15

30

40

30% max.

“MH” (Subdivision)

10 acres

20,000

100

30

25

10 & 10(a)

15

30(a)

40% max.

“MH” (Subdivision)

10 acres

12,000

80

30

20

7 & 7(a)

10

25(a)

45% max.

“MH” (Subdivision)

10 acres

8,000

70

30

20

7 & 7(a)

10

20(a)

50% max.

“MH” (Subdivision)

10 acres

6,000

60

30

20

7 & 7(a)

10

10(a)

50% max.

“MH” (Subdivision)

10 acres

5,000

50

30

15

5 & 5(a)

10

10(a)

50% max.

“MH” (Park)

10 acres

3,000

40

30

15

5 & 5(a)

10

10(a)

50% max.

(a)Setbacks for institutional or public uses allowed with a CUP shall be increased. In such cases setbacks shall be one foot for every two feet of building height, but in no case less than 20 feet.

(Ord. 312 § 2(10.3), passed 4-11-2012. Code 2012 § 152.153.)