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The $o~2 ~on~ervation Service has identified Class IZ and ZV eol~s on th~ prope~Y- ~ signed ~hyS$ctan~s Cer~icate has ~een submStted for Vlrginta Wadsworth indicating she has medical conditions that preclude her from ~aintalning a complete separate and detached dwelling apart from her family. The applicant proposes to place a mobile home to be occupied by Virginia Wadsworth. The applicants will provide ~he needed care. The Nation County Building Inspection Division provided the ~ollow~ng comments: "The 'location of mobile homes for hardship purposes requires a~l Authorization Notice ~ evaluation of the septic system. This authorization must be re-evaluated annually until the mobile home is removed. The location of existing on-site sewage drawings and/or exposure of parts Of the system to verify its location." In order to approve a mobile home under hardship situations in a~ SA zone, the applicant must demonstrate tha~ ~) the mobile home ~s compatible w~h farm Or forest nse~ ~) it does not tn~erfere seriously with farm or forest practices on adjacent lands~ $) It does not materially alter the stability of the land use pattern of the area= 4) adequate fire protection and other rural services are available: 5) it will not have a sign/f/cant adverse impact on timber production, grazing land, watersheds, fish ~ wlldlif~ habitat, soil and ~lope stabilit~, a~r and water g~a~tty, and outdoor recreation activities~ and 6) it shall be situated upon land that ia generally o~nsul~able fo~ farm or forest use. A Phy~lcia~'s Certificate must also be provided demonstrating that those res/ding ~n the extra mobile home are physically incapable of maintaining a separate reel~ dence without assis~anoe that is nearby. The proposed mobile home will be plaoed at least ?00 feet from commercial farm u~es to the north. This location is adequate to b~fer ~he mobile home from interference with farm uses. Since the home ie temporary the land nee ~attern evidence0 adequate f~re protection and o~her rural services are available and there wi1! not be any adverse impact on the resources sought to be protected by 8.5 above. Due to the size of the subject property (1 acre)