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! • Ordinance No. Page 2. • Small portable building. A portable building, as defined above, the area of the floor of which is not greater than eighty (80) square feet and is greater than twelve (12) square feet. Large portable building. A portable building, as defined above, the area of the floor of which is greater than eighty (80) square feet. Section 8-62. Permit. (a) Permit required. No person, as defined in this Code, shall place a large portable building on land within the City or assemble pre-fabricated component parts to form a large portable building for placement within the City, without having obtained a permit under this Article. (b) Application. Each applicant for a permit shall submit an application to the Building Inspector, which application shall contain: (1) The size of the portable building. (2) A plot plan for the proposed site, showing existing improvements and the proposed location of the portable building. • (3) The proposed uses of the portable building. (4) The type of foundation, if any, upon which the portable building is to be placed. (5) An itemized showing of compliance with the terms of this Chapter. (6) A permit fee, which shall be~the same as is provided for a similarly sized building under this Chapter. (c) Issuance. Permits under this Division shall be issued by the Building Inspector upon his determination that the requirements of this Division have been fulfilled. (d) Appeal. Upon refusal of the Building Inspector to issue a permit, an applicant may, within five (5) days of such refusal, file a written appeal with the City Clerk, addressed to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Upon filing of such, the Building Inspector shall, within ten (10) days, file with the City. Clerk a written list of the reasons for which the permit was refused. The Commission shall review the matter and promptly uphold or overrule the determination of the Building Inspector. Section 8-63. Restrictions on placement and use. • (a) No small portable building shall be used for dwelling or sleeping by humans. (b) No large portable buildings shall be placed on the premises of a private residence. Provided, how- ever, that such may be so placed when the provisions of this Code dealing with zoning would not be violated if a home of similar size were placed thereon. (c) No more than two (2) small portable buildings shall be placed on the premises of a private residence. •