What is a temporary mobile home?
A temporary mobile home is a one- year temporary permit to allow a mobile home or recreational vehicle (RV) to be located on a property while a single-family residence is under construction. Both the residence and temporary mobile home require valid permits subject to the setback and height requirements of the zone in which they are located.
What is a 180-day extension for a temporary mobile home?
This allows a property owner with valid permits for the construction of a residence and a one-year temporary mobile home permit to apply for a 180-day extension to the mobile home permit.
How do I apply for a 180-day extension for a temporary mobile home?
- Prepare and provide the following documents for electronic submittal OR applications may be submitted in person:
2. Submit the electronic documents to DSDPlanning@pima.gov OR bring the application package to
the 1st floor Planning Division.
3. Pay the fee in accordance with Table 3 – Building and Zoning Permit fees, items 2 and 11
For electronic submittal, a record will be opened and an email containing an invoice with the record
number for making payment through the online payment portal will be sent to the applicant.
What is the process for obtaining a 180-day temporary mobile home extension?
Staff will give mailed notice to all property owners within 100-feet of the property with a fifteen day protest period. If a written protest is received within the fifteen day notification mailing, the case shall be heard by the Board of Adjustment district that the property is located within. If no written protest is received, the 180-day extension may be issued.
For information and compliance with Arizona Revised Statutes, see Prohibited Acts by Counties