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TIlE ZONING REPORT Page Six B. Permitted as ar~ overlay zone district for specific underlying base zones. Application requirements and m~terials submitted are similar to those required for freestanding zones for mobile home parks ~nd manufactured home subdivisions. The maximum density of living units allowed in the project is that of the underlying zone. It may require that the minimum lot area and width of the .underlying zone apply to mobile home spaces and to manufactured home lots, or the overlay zone stahdards may allow lesser space and lot sizes. C. Permitted as a c~nditional use for mobile home parks and manufactured home subdivisions in conventional r'esiden~iai ~one districts. Standards for this conditional use require submission of site plans, development p~ans and plats similar to those required for rezonings, to be approved by the CPC and elected board. Specific design and development standards for this use must be met and are shown on site plans and development plans or plats. Permission of mobile home parks and man- ufactured home subd~.~visions as conditional uses allows enforcement of the use permit by the build- ing/zoning official, s{lbject to revokation of the permit for violations of the conditions and stan- dards. ~ D. Permitted by right with qualifications for manufactured homes built in conventional subdivisions in specific zones. T~is 'p~rmission requires CPC and elected board approval of plats. 4. USES ALLOWED IN ~OBILE HOME PARKS AND MANUFACTURED HOME SUBDIVISIONS A. Principal and anci~ary uses. (a). Mobile ho~es~ as defined in local zoning eodes~ are allowed by right only in mobile home parks a~d are prohibited in any location outside of mobile home parks, except for approved con{truction trailers on construction site~, field offices, emergency housing, mo- bile home sal~s lots and other interim approved public and commercial non-residential uses. Mobile homes ~or permanent residential occupancy can only be located on mobile home spa- ces on approved mobile home stands. They are subject to zoning standards for clearance of the unit and ~ts add-on accessory structures from adjacent mobile homes, streets, other common areas~tn the park and its perimeter boundaries. b). Manufactured homes~ as defined in local zoning codes, are allowed by right in mobile home parks ar d in manufactured home subdivisions. If placed on permanent foundations, they require a~ certificate of zoning clearance, building permits and occupancy permits.' In mobile home parks, they are subject to clearances required of mobile homes from adjacent mobile homes ~nd streets, and in manufactured home subdivisions, to required zone yards, height and lot coverage. (c). Conventional single-family dwellings are limited to one dwelling by right, including a ga- rage, in a moI~ile home park, for occupancy by the owner or operator of the park. Resi- dence of manligement on the premises encourages on-site 24-hour availability attuned to the interests a!nd concerns of tenants. Some codes allow the dwell.lng to contain office and administrative ~faeilities of the park, or converselyi.the dwelling might be a portion of a community/ser~ice building. (d). Service a~d recreational uses are allowed in mobile home parks by right as ancillary uses to serve ~enants. Many codes require at least on, e service and recreational facility in a mobi]e home,park containing at least 10-20 living units. Its function, capacity and design, as identified dn the preliminary development plan and approved by the CPC and elected September 9~ 1994 issue