108-15-2 Other Standards And Requirements
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The following standards and requirements shall be met for the use of a single-family dwelling:
A single-family dwelling shall: Be attached to a site-built permanent foundation which meets all applicable codes; and have all installation and transportation components, consisting of, but not limited to, lifting shackles or hooks, axles, wheels, brakes, or hitches removed or hidden from view; and Be connected to water, wastewater, and power systems sufficient to meet applicable health, safety, and building code requirements. Approved systems may include public utilities, private wells, septic systems, solar systems, or other lawful alternatives.; and Be converted to real property status in accordance with applicable Utah State Code where required. If the dwelling is a mobile or manufactured home that has previously been issued a certificate of title, the owner shall follow and meet all applicable Utah State Code titling provisions that result in the mobile or manufactured home being converted to an improvement to real property.
A single-family dwelling, except for those located within a mobile or manufactured home park, camp, court, subdivision, or PRUD or those located within a non-mobile or non-manufactured home PRUD, a city co Single-family dwellings with crawlspace enclosures shall have foundation skirting or walls anchored to the perimeter of the dwelling in accordance with applicable building code requirements.
Approved materials may include: Concrete or masonry; Weather-resistant materials designed to provide equivalent durability; or
Materials matching the exterior finish of the dwelling.
Single-family dwellings, except for those located within a mobile or manufactured home park, camp, court, subdivision, or PRUD, or those located within a non-mobile or non-manufactured home PRUD, a city approved master planned community. Roof systems shall meet applicable building code requirements for structural loads, snow loads, and wind resistance. No minimum roof pitch shall be required where these standards are met.; and
Roof drainage and weather protection features shall be provided as required by the adopted building code. No minimum eave projection shall be required where equivalent weather protection is provided Eaves are not required on exterior bay windows, nooks, morning rooms, or other similar architectural cantilevers; and Exterior wall systems shall meet the structural, insulation, and energy code requirements of the adopted building code. Prescriptive framing dimensions shall not be required where alternative engineered wall systems provide equivalent or superior performance. Dwellings shall be of sufficient size and configuration to meet applicable building code requirements. Minimum width shall not be required where the structure otherwise complies with safety, building, and zoning standards.