A. 
Any manufactured home park existing within the City, or any manufactured home park outside the corporate limits upon being annexed after the date of this chapter, shall in each instance be a valid, nonconforming manufactured home park with respect to the particular requirements set out in the following sections of this chapter:
(1) 
Section 203-35, Lot area and separation between manufactured homes.
(2) 
Section 203-38, Recreation areas.
(3) 
Section 203-39, Setbacks, buffer strips and screening, as to Subsections A and B.
B. 
Any manufactured home park or stage thereof, construction of which is commenced within two years after approval of the site and construction plan, shall be exempt from any change in this chapter which conflicts with the site plan and construction plans approved by the City.
C. 
Notwithstanding the foregoing, any existing manufactured home park shall be subject to all other ordinances of the City regarding required lot area, separation between manufactured homes, setbacks and other requirements concerning mobile homes or manufactured homes, including, but not limited to, tie downs, mobile home pads, runners and piers, mobile home skirting, water service connections and sewer service connections, mobile home park lighting, mobile home park fees (including removal fees, replacement fees and occupancy fees), mobile home identification numbers, mobile home park surveys and mobile home park street surfaces.
All other requirements, to the extent that a deviation from them constitutes a health or safety hazard, shall be mandatory for the issuance or reissuance of the next annual license as provided in this chapter.
[Amended 2-6-2017 by Ord. No. 994]
The Zoning Board of Appeals may recommend to the Council a variance or extension of time for compliance by existing or annexed parks as may be consistent with the purposes of this chapter as to sections not constituting nonconforming exceptions. The Council shall give final consideration to all variance requests, but in no event shall such variance or extension exceed two years.