§ 26-66. Additional construction in recreational vehicle parks.  


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  • It shall be unlawful for any person operating a recreational vehicle park or occupying a recreational vehicle to construct or permit to be constructed in such park, or in connection with such recreational vehicle, any additional structure, building or shelter in connection with or attached to the recreational vehicle; provided, however, awnings of canvas or metal, suitably constructed, may be attached to recreational vehicles, as well as portable, prefabricated, temporary rooms, for the express purpose of increasing manufactured home living area, commonly called a cabana, which meet the following requirements:

    (1)

    Of metal only, fires-resistive, double-wall, mechanical joint panels; no welded joints between panels permitted;

    (2)

    Strength of materials and structure to meet minimum standards of the city building code;

    (3)

    Capable of being dismantled and removed from the site at the time the recreational vehicle to which it is accessory is moved;

    (4)

    Finish and appearance to be as near the same as possible to the recreational vehicle to which it is accessory;

    (5)

    The length must not exceed the length of the recreational vehicle to which it is accessory; and

    (6)

    Only one such room per recreational vehicle shall be permitted.

(Code 1993, § 46-70; Ord. No. 2000-04, § 2, 6-17-2000)