Title 22 LAND USE
Chapter 22.30 STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC LAND USES
22.30.440 Residential—Mobilehome parks.
Mobilehome parks are subject to the regulations of Title 25 of the
California Code of Regulations, and the applicable permit requirements of the
California Department of Housing and Community Development in addition to this
section and other applicable standards of this title.
A. Application
Content. Ten copies of the use permit application and all accompanying materials
shall be provided.
B. Minimum Site Area and Density. A site proposed for a
mobilehome park shall be a minimum of five acres. Maximum park density shall be
as follows:
1. Urban or Village Areas. Eight dwelling units per acre of
gross site area.
2. Rural Areas. Allowed density is one mobilehome for each
area equivalent to the minimum parcel size required by Chapter 22.22 for the
land use category applicable to the site. Sites for individual mobilehomes may
be clustered, and of a size consistent with Subsection D.1, when the mobilehome
park is provided on-site community water supply and sewage disposal
systems.
3. Recreation Category. Eight dwelling units per acre of gross site
area.
C. Access. A collector, arterial or freeway frontage road, except that
a mobilehome park with less than forty units may be on a local road not more
than five hundred feet from a collector, arterial or freeway frontage
road.
D. Site Design Standards.
1. Required yards.
a. Individual
Mobile Home Lots. To be provided with a ten-foot front yard between the
mobilehome and the edge of an internal park street, measured from the center
point of the mobilehome wall to the edge of the interior park street; and
five-foot side and rear setbacks, except that a carport or unenclosed patio may
extend to one foot of the side lot line.
b. Separation Between Structures.
No mobilehome may be located closer than ten feet to another mobilehome or
structure.
c. Park Boundary Yards. Mobilehomes shall be set back from park
property lines as follows:
Park Entrance Street—twenty-five
feet
Other Street Frontage—fifteen feet
Other Property
Lines—ten feet
2. Coverage. A maximum of seventy-five percent of the
mobilehome park site may be covered by mobilehomes, structures, and paving for
vehicle use.
3. Landscaping. Areas not occupied by mobilehomes, other
structures or paving, or unpaved fenced storage areas shall be
landscaped.
4. Parking. The mobilehome park shall be provided with parking
spaces as follows.
a. Individual Mobile Home. A minimum of two off-street
parking spaces shall be located on each mobilehome site. Such spaces may be
arranged in tandem, and may extend into the required front yard.
b. Guest
Parking. To be provided at a ratio of one space for every four mobilehomes.
Guest spaces may be located along interior streets within the park, provided
that street width is in conformity with the provisions of Section 1106, Title 25
of the California Code of Regulations.
5. Utilities. All on-site utilities
shall be installed underground.
6. Screening Fencing.
a. Fencing
Required. The perimeter of a mobilehome park (with the exception of the park
entrance street frontage) and any recreational vehicle storage areas shall be
enclosed with solid wood or masonry fencing, or other alternative screening
approved by the commission, a minimum of six feet in height.
b. Location of
Fencing. Park perimeter fencing shall be located at the setback line on street
frontages where required, and on the property line elsewhere.
c. Adjustment.
An adjustment to this standard may be authorized by the commission to reduce or
eliminate the fencing requirement where topography, existing vegetation intended
to remain, or other conditions would make screening unnecessary or
ineffective.
7. Antennas. A mobilehome park may be provided with cable
television service or a single community receiving antenna. Individual
television antennas are not to be used.
8. Skirting. Each mobilehome shall
be equipped with skirting, or provided with a support pad which is recessed to
give the appearance of the mobilehome located on-grade.
E. Mobile Home Park
Condominiums. A mobilehome park condominium, planned development or similar
residential unit ownership project may use smaller parcel sizes than what would
otherwise be allowed by Chapter 22.22, to be determined by the review authority
through use permit approval provided that the density of the units is in
compliance with Subsection B. Mobilehome park condominiums are also subject to
the requirements of Subsection F.
F. Conversion of Mobile Home Park to
Another Use. Any subdivision of an existing mobilehome park or conversion of an
existing mobilehome park to another land use is subject to the following
requirements, in addition to all other applicable provisions of this
title.
1. Permit Requirement. Use permit approval in compliance with Section
22.62.060.
2. Application Content. The use permit application shall include
the report required by Government Code Section 66427.4 or 65863.7 as applicable,
in addition to all information required by Section 22.62.060.
3. Special
Notice Requirement. As required by Government Code Section 65863.8, at least
thirty days before the public hearing on the use permit, the department of
planning and building shall notify the applicant in writing of the provisions of
Section 798.56 of the Civil Code regarding the responsibility of the applicant
to notify residents and mobilehome owners of the mobilehome park of the proposed
change in use. No hearing on a proposed mobilehome park conversion shall be
scheduled until the applicant has verified the notification to the satisfaction
of the director. (Ord. 2982 § 1 (part), 2002)
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