6.31 Show Homes and Temporary Sales Centres

6.30.3 A shipping container shall be used for only storage purposes, and shall not be used to store any dangerous or hazardous materials.

6.30.4 A shipping container shall not be used as a dwelling unit.

6.30.5 Shipping containers shall not be stacked one on top of another and must be properly anchored to avoid movement or tipping.

6.30.6 Shipping containers shall be located a minimum of 3.0m (9.8ft) from the principal building.

6.30.7 Shipping containers must be kept in good repair and sightly, to the satisfaction of the Development Authority.

6.31 SHOW HOMES AND TEMPORARY SALES CENTRES

6.31.1 A development permit is required for a show home or temporary sales centre and shall be issued for no more than one (1) year. The Development Authority may consider an application to renewal the approval annually.

6.31.2 A show home or temporary sales centre shall be subject to the following provisions:

a) The appearance of the building shall, in the opinion of the Development

Authority, be compatible with the architectural character of other buildings in the neighbourhood in which it is located;

b) Parking for employees and customers of the show home or temporary sales centre shall be on-site; and

c) The setbacks for a temporary sales centre shall be consistent with the

Land Use District in which it is located.

6.31.3 Signage on show homes shall be subject to the following regulations:

a) Signage shall be located on site;

b) A maximum of four (4) signs, which can be a combination of portable, fascia and freestanding signs, are permitted on site;

c) Signage shall be removed at the developers or builders expense upon expiry of the development permit.

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