8.2 Manufactured Home Use

Manufactured Home Use: A manufactured home may be approved as a permanent dwelling provided it shall comply with the following requirements: 1. The manufactured home was manufactured after June, 1976, and is stamped by H.U.D. (S5402-6) and contains the State Insignia of Approval. 2. The necessary zoning clearances are obtained to assure that site preparation, foundations, installations, roof loads, etc., meet the appropriate codes. 3. The manufactured home is recorded with the County Recorder as being 'Permanently Affixed" to real estate. 4. The manufactured home meets the following development standards: (a) It has exterior siding which extends to a permanent continuous foundation. The siding shall consist of a conventional exterior material and shall be finished before occupancy; (b) It has a shingled, pitched roof with eaves; (c) It has improved permanent entrances and exits which are installed according to the adopted building codes. (d) It does not violate any deed restriction in the area where the unit is to be located. 5. The manufactured home meets the requirements of the State Board of Health. 6. The manufactured home meets the appropriate zoning requirements. 7. Any additions, enlargements, or remodels must receive buildings permits to assure that all minimum adopted standards are met. Appendix A Official Zone Map(s) This appendix contains the Official Zoning Map(s) of Amalga Town., adopted on September 8, 1999 as part of the Land Management and Development Code, and are attached as appendix A of that Code. The adoption date of this edition of zoning maps is September 8, 1999, edition 99-1. The Land Management and Development Code is designed to enable the interpretation and proper administration and enforcment of these Official Zoning Maps. Any interpretation of these maps is the responsibility of the Amalga Town Board of Adjustment with the assistance of the Planning Commission,Town Board and Town Staff. The interpretation guidelines are contained in this code as well. These maps, and any part of them, may be amended, modified, added to, portions deleted therefrom or repealed by the Planning Commission and Town Council as per the procedures and noticing requirements of Chapter 1 of this Code. Upon any modification thereto, this appendix and shall be updated and the remainder of this code (not modified at the same time) shall remain in full force and effect. The Town of Amalga may use any other form of maps, including larger compilations of these maps for display, distribution or other convenient, necessary and/or reference purposes, as long as they state on the map(s), “Official Zoning Map of Amalga Town”, showing the adoption date and the edition number. These dates and edition numbers must correspond to the date and edition number of this appendix A. The map(s) must also clearly show the signature of the Mayor of the Town of Amalga. These maps are placed at the end of this code in order to facilitate and simplify the replacement tasks as they are modified. Appendix B Copy of 1998, Utah Code, 10-9 et. seq. (unannotated) - Municipal Land Use Development and Management Act This appendix B contains a copy of the 1998 unannotated version of Utah Code, Title 10, chapter 9, referred to as the “Municipal Land Use Development and Management Act”. This copy of the Utah Code is only inserted for reference purposes only, because of the many references to it in the Land Management and Development Code. This appendix B is not an official part of this Land Management and Development Code and may be updated at any time as the State of Utah modifies or amends this portion of the Utah Code. This chapter of the Utah Code is important because it is the enabling legislation that allows for municipalities to develop and adopt these development, General Plans, Zoning Maps and the like and adopt them as code(s) and/or ordinances of the Town of Amalga. Care must be taken however in the interpretation of this portion of the Utah Code. It is not annotated or cross-referenced with other applicable case laws and judicial decisions and interpretations, both local and federal, and as such may have interpretations differing from those presented in the text. Use it as a tool in the understanding and interpretation of this Town Code, using legal opinions from an attorney as needed. As this Utah Code changes in the future, it is anticipated that the Town Planning Commission and Town Council will update the portions of this Code affected thereby to bring it into compliance with the enabling laws of the State of Utah. bring it into compliance with the enabling laws of the State of Utah. Appendix C Master Street Plan