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-4- be moved to any other part or parcel of land upon which the same is con- ducted at the time of the adoption of this resolution, If such non -conform- ing use consists of a substantial building and ceases for a continuous period of two years, any subsequent use of said building shall be in con- formity to the regulations specified by this resolution. No non -conforming use, if one changed to a use permitted in the district, shall be changed back to non -conforming use. If, at any time, any building, exclusive of foundation, in existence or maintained at the time of the adoption of this resolution which does not conform to the regulations of this resolution provided, shall be substantially wholly destroyed by fire, earthquake, windstorm or explosion, then the said land on which such buildings were located or maintained shall from and after the date of such destruction be subject -Lb all the regulations specified by this resolution. (b) Regardless of any other provisions of this resolution, no junk yard or public dump, private dumping ground, or pig or hog farms in a res- idential district at the time of the adoption of this resolution, shall continue existing as a non -conforming use for more than one year after the adoption of this resolution. No junk yard, public dump or private dumping ground, which, after the adoption of the resolution exists as a non -con- forming use in any commercial or industrial district shall continue as herein provided for non -conforming uses unless such shall within one year after it has become a non -conforming use be completely enclosed within a building or within a continuous solid fence not less than eight feet in height and in any case, of such height as to completely screen all the operations of such. The plans of such building or fence shall first have been approved by the Zoning Board. All other applicable provisions of this resolution shall apply to any non -conforming junk yard, public dump or private dumping gounds. SECTION V. TRAILER CAMPS AND TEMPORARY HABITATION. (a) The Village Council shall exercise the authority to permit temporary habitation in accessory buildings or in partially completed homes, pro- vided, of course, that there is no objection from the owners of adjoining property. (b) If the Village Council permits the occupation of any accessory build= ing or partially completed building on a temporary basis, the applicant for such permit shall sign an agreement with said Village Council, specify- ing the time at which such occupation is to cease. (c) Trailer camps shall be located in accordance with the Lino Lakes Zoning Plan in commercial districts only. Such camps must conform to the standards set up by the Minnesota Department of Health. (d) The owner of any unimproved tract of land may place. or cause to be placed, a trailer for temporary use as a dwelling on said property by obtaining from the building inspector a special permit. (e) Should the owner of any property upon which a trailer is located re- ceive rent or payment for such use, the property shall at once be considered as a trailer camp and shall conform to Section 5-c of this code. (f) One house trailer may be parked for dwelling purposes on an ;improved piece of property temporarily by special permission of the Building Inspector. (g) In the case of any trailer being temporarily used as a dwelling, the length of time for which the permit is issued shall be specified as not to exceed ninety (90) days. Permission for 90 days extension must be pro- cured from the Building Inspector. (h) The removal of wheels from any trailer, or the remodeling of a trailer through the construction of a foundation or enclosure of the space between the base of the trailer and the ground, or thru the construction of additions to provide extra floor space will not be considered as conforming with this