A structure is undergoing construction, repair, alteration, or reconstruction, for which a building permit has been issued. Permitted in conjunction with temporary dwelling. The storage container shall be removed from the premises upon issuance of a certificate of occupancy or a certificate of compliance, or such time as the Code Enforcement Officer deems the project complete.

The storage container is being used to store household belongings in connection with a disaster, i.e., fire, flood, etc. The storage container shall be removed from the premises upon issuance of a certificate of compliance, demolition of the structure, or such time as the Code Enforcement Officer deems the project complete.

A narrative statement detailing the anticipated dates for emplacement and removal of the storage containers.

A detailed list of all material and amounts of materials to be stored in the containers and the material data sheets applicable to any materials to be stored.

A site plan, drawn to scale, of the entire parcel showing all existing structures and the location of the proposed temporary uses giving the distances to all property lines and existing structures. Storage containers shall meet the setback requirements for accessory structures, for the zoning district in which they are being placed.

A maximum of four storage containers shall be permitted under a temporary use permit.

Storage containers may be placed for not more than four months in any twelve-month period.

A portable fire extinguisher is required to be mounted in each storage container on site. The minimum size extinguisher shall be a 2 1/2 pound, handheld extinguisher, compatible with the materials or products being stored.

Storage containers shall not be placed so as to pose a fire hazard to a permanent structure, restrict exit discharge or access to the public way, or restrict fire department access to the perimeter of the structure where storage containers are located.