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Title 17 — ZONING[1]

§ 17.44

Blythe Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-08 · Blythe

17.44.010 - Occupancy of unfixed mobile homes.

Mobile homes not on foundations shall not be used as a place of human habitation other than in a mobile home park except as a watchman's quarters during the construction of a building and pursuant to the issuance of a temporary use permit under the provisions of Chapter 17.72.

(Ord. 601 § 3 (part), 1984: Ord. 595 § 6.07(A), 1982)

17.44.020 - Temporary use of mobile office units.

Mobile office units not on foundations may be temporarily used in the commercial, industrial and appropriate P-D zones pursuant to the granting of a temporary use permit in accordance with Chapter 17.72 by the city council. The following conditions must be satisfied before a temporary use permit can be granted:

A.

The proposed use for the mobile unit shall be permitted in the zone in which it is to be located.

B.

All requirements of this title for development in the zone in which the mobile unit is to be placed shall be satisfied.

C.

The mobile unit shall be compatible in appearance with surrounding structures and improvements.

(Ord. 595 § 6.07(B), 1982)

Chapter 17.46 - PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SERVICES

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  1. ▸ Title 17 — ZONING[1]
    Overview
    1. § 17.02
    2. § 17.04
    3. § 17.06
    4. § 17.08
    5. § 17.10
    6. § 17.12
    7. § 17.14
    8. § 17.16
    9. § 17.18
    10. § 17.20
    11. § 17.22
    12. § 17.23
    13. § 17.24
    14. § 17.26
    15. § 17.27
    16. § 17.28
    17. § 17.29
    18. § 17.30
    19. § 17.32
    20. § 17.33
    21. § 17.34
    22. § 17.36
    23. § 17.38
    24. § 17.40
    25. § 17.42
    26. § 17.44
    27. § 17.46
    28. § 17.47
    29. § 17.49
    30. § 17.50
    31. § 17.52
    32. § 17.54
    33. § 17.56
    34. § 17.57
    35. Chapter 17.58 — GARAGE AND YARD SALES

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