§ 84-68.1808. Application and permit.

(a)

Notice—Procedure. Before the zoning administrator decides an application pursuant to this section, the community development department shall mail notice of intent to decide the application to all owners of real property as shown on the latest equalized assessment roll within four hundred feet of the real property on which the mobile home is proposed to be located. Instead of the assessment roll, the department may use records of the county assessor which contain more recent information than the assessment roll.

(b)

Notice—Content. The notice shall state the general nature and location of the application and the time period within which comments must be submitted to be considered. The public comment period shall not be less than seven calendar days from the date of mailing.

(c)

Objections. If, within the comment period specified in the notice of intent, a written objection to the application is received or postmarked, the community development department will attempt to satisfy the concerned parties. Reasonable development and use conditions will be proposed to the applicant and the objectors. If one or more parties is unwilling to accept the staff proposal, the zoning administrator shall schedule a public hearing on the application before the planning commission in accordance with the applicable provisions of this chapter and mail notice thereof to the applicant, the owner and any objector.

(d)

Permit—Granting. If no such objection is received or postmarked within the comment period, the zoning administrator may grant the permit, with or without conditions.

(e)

Permit—Extensions. Requests to extend mobile home permits, including those which were issued prior to the effective date of the ordinance codified in this section, shall be subject to the criteria and procedures set forth in this section applicable to new permits.

(Ords. 92-65 [former § 84-68.806 (c),(d),(e),(f)(g)], 87-22 § 2, 87-3 § 2).

Article 84-68.20. Temporary Use