§ 17.88.192. Temporary occupancy of an existing residential structure while constructing a replacement structure.

The continued use of an existing legally established residential structure while constructing a replacement residential structure (temporarily exceeding density standards) is permitted if a zoning permit is issued, and:

A.

The property is in a zone district that permits residential uses; and

B.

The applicant agrees to convert to storage or remove the structure being replaced within forty-five days of the final inspection of the new residential structure except when extenuating circumstances exist and the planning director authorizes additional time; and

C.

A building permit is issued for the conversion of the structure or a demolition permit is issued at the time of the issuance of the permit for the replacement residence; and

D.

The property owner has signed the conditions of the permit agreeing that in the event that the above conditions are not complied with, and the county is required to initiate abatement proceedings, or to take court action to enforce the conditions listed above, the property owner shall pay all reasonable and necessary court costs and attorney's fees incurred by the county.

(Ord. 99-1 § 48, 1999)