Temporary Uses | Uses
H. Temporary mobile home for medical hardship
hardship in accordance with the procedures and standards set forth in subsection 1. of this section.
1. A mobile home may be permitted as a temporary dwelling on the same lot as a permanent dwelling, provided: a. The mobile home together with the permanent residence shall meet the setback, height, building footprint, and lot coverage provisions of the applicable zone; and b. The applicant submits with the permit application a notarized affidavit that contains the following: i. Certification that the temporary dwelling is necessary to provide daily care, as defined in SDC 21.04.040B.73.; ii. Certification that the primary provider of such daily care will reside on-site; iii. Certification that the applicant understands the temporary nature of the permit, subject to the limitations outlined in subsections 2. and 3. of this section; iv. Certification that the physician’s signature is both current and valid; and v. Certification signed by a physician that a resident of the subject property requires daily care, as defined in SDC 21.04.040B.73. 2. Temporary mobile home permits for medical hardships shall be effective for 12 months. Extensions of the temporary mobile home permit may be approved in 12-month increments subject to demonstration of continuing medical
3. The mobile home shall be removed within 90 days of:
a. The expiration of the temporary mobile home permit; or
b. The cessation of provision of daily care.
Temporary real estate offices
I.
One temporary real estate office may be located on any new residential development; provided, that activities are limited to the initial sale or rental of property or units within the development. The office use shall be discontinued within one year of recording of a short subdivision or issuance of a final certificate of occupancy for an apartment development, and within two years of the recording of a formal subdivision.
J. Temporary school facilities
Temporary school structures may be permitted during construction of new school facilities or during remodeling of existing facilities; provided, that such structures are: 1. Allowed only during periods of active construction or remodeling; 2. Do not expand the student capacity beyond the capacity under construction or remodeling; and 3. Removed within 30 days of project completion or cessation of work.
K. Temporary homeless encampment use permit
Homeless encampments are allowed only pursuant to a homeless encampment use permit, which shall be a Type I
Effective | January 1, 2022
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