A. The parking of only one unoccupied mobile home in an accessory private garage building, or in a rear yard in any district, is permitted provided no living quarters shall be maintained, or any business practiced in said mobile home while said home is so parked or stored;

B. The parking of any unoccupied mobile home in any lot devoted for the purpose of selling, renting, or otherwise disposing of mobile homes is permitted, provided said mobile home is not located less than 10 feet from another mobile home, building or structure;

C. A mobile home may be parked and occupied outside of a mobile home park on premises of any occupied dwelling for a period not to exceed 30 days’ continuous time; and when a residence is in process of being constructed, a trailer as defined herein may be located upon a site for the temporary use by the owner of such property as a residence for a period of six months, provided such trailer remains mobile and provided further that a permit is obtained from the building department to insure compliance with this code as to yards and to local health department requirements. In cases where substantial progress is shown on the construction of the residence and additional time is needed to complete the work, a permit may be renewed for one additional six-month period. Upon the expiration of the permit, the use of the trailer as a residence shall be discontinued. No more than one trailer may be occupied or stored on the premises at any time. The aforementioned special permission is subject to the provision that the person so desiring to park and occupy the said trailer shall first apply for and obtain from the city clerk, a permit so to do, which application shall give the location at which such mobile home is to be located, the state vehicle license number, if any, and a general description of the mobile home for which permission to locate is sought; provided further, that such occupancy shall at all times comply with all requirements of the plumbing, sanitary, health, electrical, and other applicable ordinances now or hereafter enacted by the city of Lynnwood. (Ord. 58 § 4, 1960)