i. Only one manufactured home may be covered by the application for special permit (which must be filed with the director of planning and development on a form prescribed by him, not less than 20 days before such application is considered by the Planning and Zoning Commission).

ii. The application shall be processed as provided for applications for manufactured home or Vacation Travel Trailer Park licenses in all the preceding subsections of this section and subject to the same requirements regarding utilities, sewer connections, drainage and removal of trash and garbage for manufactured homes, but the application fee shall be determined by a fee spreadsheet and no annual license shall be required. The use and occupancy of any manufactured home shall be subject to all other ordinances, rules and regulations of the City applicable to single-family residences.

iii. Special permits may be issued as follows:

(a) Special hardship permits. Upon satisfactory proof of medical or other conditions constituting a genuine hardship, a special hardship permit may be issued to the owner of a manufactured home for location on a lot or tract owned by him or a member of his family and which shall only be occupied by such owner and his family or other member or members of his family and shall never be rented out or used for any commercial purposes whatsoever. However, medical or other conditions constituting a genuine hardship shall not be a financial hardship or the inability to merely accommodate the effective use of the property. No such permit may be issued for a parcel of property for a period of more than two years, provided however, that the Planning and Zoning Commission may, upon subsequent application, approve renewals of such permits for successive periods of not more than two years each for as long as the hardship exists. Each renewal of any such permit shall require a separate determination of hardship and any request for renewal may be disapproved. In considering whether to approve any permit renewal request, the Planning and Zoning Commission shall consider the following:
 

(i) Whether the original need has continued to the same or a greater degree or, if the degree of need has lessened, whether it constitutes a genuine hardship;
(ii) Whether the hardship justifies any adverse effect on the value, development, or enjoyment of the use of property in the vicinity which may exist or be anticipated; and
(iii) Any alternatives for relieving the hardship which the Planning and Zoning Commission considers appropriate.
 

(b) Special Permit for caretaker's, manager's, or guard's residence. Upon satisfactory proof of conditions constituting a genuine need, a special permit may be issued for a manufactured home to be located where not otherwise permitted by the zoning ordinance, on a lot or tract owned by the applicant and to be used as caretaker's, manager's or guard's residence. Provided, however, that such manufactured home shall not contain in excess of 1,000 square feet of gross floor area and shall be located not less than 30 feet from any other structure or from any lot line of an adjacent lot or parcel of land and shall never be rented out or used for any commercial purpose whatsoever. Provided further that no such permit may be issued for a parcel of property for a period of more than two years and no renewal of such a permit shall be approved which would extend the total period to more than two years. Provided, however, that the preceding two-year limitation shall not apply to such permits issued prior to April 12, 1977, other than as to renewals thereof subsequent to said date.
 

iv. The Planning and Zoning Commission may impose any reasonable conditions, restrictions, or limitations on such permits as it deems to be in the public interest after full hearing on said application.

The applicants for such permits shall submit accurate site plans, dimensioned to show minimum distances from property lines and other structures on the property and containing any other information pertinent to the positioning and use of the manufactured home on the property, for review and approval as a part of their applications. Any manufactured home permitted shall observe all area regulations applicable to single-family residences unless the Planning and Zoning Commission specifically approves an exception to such requirements in its approval of the temporary special permit.
 

v. No such special permit shall be issued until after a hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission following written notice of the time, place and purpose thereof to the applicant and to the owners of all other property within 200 feet of the lot or tract of land for which the permit is sought. Said notice shall be given by first class U.S. mail (deposited in the city post office not less than 15 days prior to the hearing) addressed to the parties entitled to receive the same as the ownership appears on the last approved city tax roll.

vi. No application requesting a temporary special permit on any property which has been the subject of a previous request for a temporary special permit that was denied by the Planning and Zoning Commission shall be considered by the Planning and Zoning Commission before the expiration of six months from the date of such previous denial.

vii. Revocation of a special permit may occur for any violation of the special permit terms. If a violation is identified by the City, then the City shall send notice to the permit holder of the violation and hold a hearing within 30 days, but not earlier than 20 days from the date the notice is sent by the City. At the hearing, the Planning and Zoning Commission shall consider evidence of the violation and allow the permit holder to respond to the evidence. The Planning and Zoning Commission shall render a decision whether to revoke the permit after the hearing.