In any district minor temporary uses of land of a duration of sixty (60) days or less, except as otherwise provided herein, having negligible or no permanent effects on the environment that are categorically exempt from the requirements of an environmental impact report under the provisions of the county guidelines for implementation of the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 including, but not limited to: grand opening sales and displays, Christmas tree lots, neighborhood and church festivals, firewood sales lots in the A district (but no such permit shall be approved for a period to exceed one year), mobilehome occupancy for a period of one year during construction of permanent living quarters on the same premises in any A or R district, occupancy of a commercial office trailer for a period not to exceed one year in any C or M district, tract and sales office with accessory signs and directional tract signs during the period of construction and original sale of the buildings or lots in a new subdivision, shall be permitted only if an administrative conditional use permit is approved by the planning director. The planning director shall make such investigations as are necessary to determine whether or not the proposed use conforms or may be conditioned to conform to the requirements and intent of this title. If from the information submitted or developed upon investigation, the planning director finds that compliance with the requirements and intent of this title would be secured, the administrative conditional use permit shall be approved. If it is found that such compliance is not secure, the permit shall be denied or approved subject to such specified conditions, changes or additions as will assure such compliance.

    The order approving or disapproving an administrative conditional use permit shall become effective five days after the date of such action unless a written appeal is filed pursuant to and in compliance with Section 17.54.670. (Ord. 2002-60 (part): Prior gen. code § 8-60.60.1)