Every cell quoted from Table 4.6-1 was read by the horizontal coordinate of the mark against the coordinates of the seventeen district headings, and the reading was refused unless all seventeen headings were found and every mark fell within 8 points of a column centre. The accept case was the Dwelling, Single-family detached row, which returns P in the nine residential districts and S in O&I, and the Dwelling, Duplex row, which returns a different and correct pattern - so the reader is not printing one answer for every row. Read 2026-09-12.
The seventeen use-table columns are RA, RR, R-20, R-14, R-12SF, R-12, R-10, R-6, MF-12, NC, HC, C-1, C-2, O&I, CBD, LI and HI. Section 4.2.2 also names PUD and TND as general use districts; neither has a column in Table 4.6-1, and uses in those two are fixed at approval. That is a fact about the table and is not read as permission.
The class definitions, including the four-times-width criterion and the continuous permanent masonry foundation, are from Appendix A, 'Manufactured Home'. The design standards are Sections 10.5.1 and 10.5.2 of Article 10; the hardship provisions are Section 10.6.
'Class C' appears four times in the ordinance articles read - all four in Table 4.6-1 - and zero times in Appendix A, Article 10 or Articles 1, 3, 5 and 13. The same search for 'Class A' returns hits in three of those files, which establishes that the search works. No definition of Class C was found and none is inferred.
The lot area, width, depth, height, density and setbacks for RA are from Table 4.7-1, Density and Dimensional Standards, Article 4.
The Manufactured Home overlay district, the park standards and the minimum-area table are from Section 4.11 of Article 4. The special use approval criteria are from Section 3.5 of Article 3.
The flood rules - elevation to the regulatory flood protection elevation, anchoring, the 36-inch chassis threshold and the floodway encroachment prohibition - are from Sections 13.4.4.3, 13.8.2.1.3 and Article 13's floodway provisions. No flood map was read and no parcel's flood status was determined.
The application requirements, the office address, the two-inspection sequence, the $100.00 electrical and $75.00 plumbing trade lines, the 36-square-foot deck threshold and the tax moving permit for a relocated home are from the Manufactured Home Central Intake Packet published by the City of Sanford and headed for all three jurisdictions.
The septic and well figures are Lee County Environmental Health's own published fees, read 2026-09-12. That page carries no effective date. The planning fees are the City of Sanford's schedule revised July 2026; no Lee County planning fee schedule was read, and this page does not assert that the city's figures apply to a county parcel.
The words '1976' and 'years of age' do not appear in Articles 4, 5 or 10 or in Appendix A. No minimum heated floor area and no age limit for a manufactured home was found. The single '1976' in Appendix A is a citation to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and has nothing to do with homes.
No written answer from the City of Sanford Department of Community Development, Lee County Environmental Health or the Town of Broadway is on file for this page.
This page carries the offices, addresses, published phone numbers and published department mailboxes from the jurisdictions' own documents, and no staff names.
No project approval, inspection result, or utility-release outcome is implied.
