Chapters:
16.08 Inspection, Notice and Hearing
16.12 Licenses and Certificate of Occupancy
16.24 Site and Development Standards
16.28 Standard for Mobile Homes
Sections:
16.02.010 HUD approved manufactured housing
authorized within city.
16.02.020 Manufactured housing located individually
on separate independently owned building sites.
16.02.030 Repealed
(Ord. 3734, 2024)
16.02.050 Campgrounds for recreation vehicles,
vacation trailers and tents.
16.02.010 HUD approved manufactured
housing authorized‑‑within city. Manufactured housing
built according to construction standards established by the United States
Department of Housing Land and Urban Development (HUD) and bearing
certification to that effect is authorized to be located within the city
limits.
No mobile home or manufactured housing that is not
constructed pursuant to HUD standards or which does not possess a HUD
certification may be moved into the city and utilized for purposes of
residential housing. All currently noncompliant mobile homes and manufactured
housing already located within the city limits now or at the time of
annexation into the city may continue to be located within the city and
utilized for residential purposes. Noncompliant mobile homes and manufactured
housing already located within city limits may be relocated to other sites
within city limits. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 2892 §1, 1994).
16.02.020 Manufactured housing
located individually on separate independently owned building sites. A
manufactured house authorized by this title may be located on a separate
independently owned building site either by the property owner or pursuant to a
lease of the manufactured house complies with the following criteria:
A. The structure is a
single‑family dwelling unit;
B. The structure is
constructed in compliance with the applicable prevailing standards of the
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development at the time of its
construction;
C. The structure has
its towing tongue removed when located on the building site;
D. The structure must be connected to municipal sanitary
sewer services if available within two hundred feet of the property otherwise
the property may be utilized according to city‑county health department
approved septic usage;
E. The building site
complies with the off‑street parking ordinance provisions of the city
that are applicable to detached houses;
F. Comply with all
applicable setback requirements pursuant to city zoning regulations. (Ord. 2892
§2, 1994).
16.02.030 Repealed (Ord. 3734, 2024).
16.02.040 Residential manufactured housing land‑lease
community consisting of two or more dwelling units. A residential
manufactured housing land use community consisting of two or more dwelling
units shall be subject to city subdivision regulations applicable to
manufactured homes. Manufactured housing placed on these lots subsequent to enacting this ordinance shall meet the 1976
HUD standards. Such property shall be zoned RMH Residential Manufactured
Housing Park. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 2892 §4, 1994).
16.02.050 Private campgrounds for recreation vehicles,
vacation trailers and tents. Campgrounds for recreational vehicles and
vacation trailers shall have bathrooms, showers and laundry rooms for guests
and shall have landscaping that includes trees for shade and common open space
areas with vegetative bushes, shrubs and grasses. Campgrounds
for recreation vehicles and vacation trailers shall be subject to the city
subdivision regulations. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 2892 §5, 1994).
16.04.010 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-1)
16.04.020 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-2)
16.04.030 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-3)
16.04.040 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-4)
16.04.050 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-5)
16.04.060 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-6)
16.04.070 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-7)
16.04.080 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-8)
16.04.090 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-8.1)
16.04.100 Repealed. (Ord. 2892, 1994; Prior code
§19A-16)
Sections:
16.08.010 Inspection‑‑Authority.
16.08.020 Inspection‑‑By whom and
when made.
16.08.030 Owners and occupants to permit
inspections.
16.08.040 Notice of violation.
16.08.050 Hearings‑‑Generally.
16.08.070 Hearings‑‑Transcript and
grievance procedure.
16.08.010 Inspection‑‑Authority. The building
inspector, health officer, fire chief or other agents authorized by the city
are granted the power and authority to enter upon the premises of such park at
any time for the purpose of determining or enforcing any provisions of this
title or any other city ordinance applicable to the conduct or operation of
mobile home parks. (Prior code §19A‑9).
16.08.020 Inspection‑‑By whom and when made.
A. The building inspector, health officer, fire chief or
their duly authorized representatives are authorized and directed to make such
inspections as are necessary to determine satisfactory compliance to this title
and regulations issued hereunder.
B. The building
inspector, health officer, fire chief or their duly authorized representatives
shall have the power to inspect the register containing a record of all
residents of the mobile home park.
C. The building
inspector, health officer, fire chief or their duly authorized representatives
shall have the power to enter at reasonable times upon any private or public
property for the purpose of inspecting and investigating conditions relating to
the enforcement of this title and regulations issued hereunder. (Prior code §19A‑48).
16.08.030 Owners and occupants to permit inspections.
A. It is the duty of the owners or occupants of the mobile
home parks and mobile homes contained therein, or of the persons in charge
thereof, to give the building inspector, health officer, fire chief or their
duly authorized representatives free access to mobile home lots at reasonable
times for the purpose of inspection.
B. It is the duty of
every occupant of the mobile home park to give the owner thereof or his agent
or employee access to any part of such mobile home park or its premises at
reasonable times for the purpose of making such repairs or alterations as are
necessary to effect compliance with this title and regulations issued
hereunder, or with any lawful order issued pursuant to the provisions of this
title. (Prior code §19A‑49).
16.08.040 Notice of violation. Whenever, upon inspection of any
mobile home park, the building inspector, health officer, fire chief or their
duly authorized representatives find, or determine that there are reasonable
grounds to believe, that there has been a violation of any provisions of this
title or regulations issued hereunder, the person making or in charge of the
inspection shall give notice of such violation or alleged violation to the
person to whom the permit or license was issued. The notice shall:
A. Be in writing;
B. Include a statement
of the reason for its issuance;
C. Allow a reasonable period of time for the performance of any act or acts it
requires;
D. Be served upon the
owner or his agent as the case may be, in the
following manner:
1. Sent
by registered mail to his last known address, or
2. Served
with such notice by any method authorized or required by the laws of the state;
E. Contain an outline of remedial action which, if taken,
will effect compliance with
the provisions of this title and regulations issued hereunder. (Prior code §19A‑10).
16.08.050 Hearings‑‑Generally. Any person affected by
any notice which has been issued in connection with the enforcement of any
provisions of this title, or regulations issued under this chapter, may request and shall be granted a hearing on the matter;
provided, that the person shall file in the Development Services office a
written petition requesting the hearing and setting forth a brief statement of
the grounds therefor, within ten days after the date the notice was served. The
filing of the petition for a hearing shall operate as a stay of the notice and
of the suspension. Upon receipt of the petition, a time and place for such
hearing and shall give the petitioner written notice thereof. At the hearing,
the petitioner shall be given an opportunity to show why the notice should be
modified or withdrawn. The hearing shall be commenced not later than thirty
days after the date on which the petition was filed. However, upon application
by the petitioner, the date of the hearing may be postponed for a reasonable
time beyond such thirty‑day period, when in its judgment the petitioner
has submitted good and sufficient reasons for such postponement. (Ord. 3492,
2013; Prior code §19A‑11).
16.08.060 Hearings‑‑Orders. After the hearings an
order shall be issued as to the findings with regard to
compliance with the provisions of this title and regulations issued hereunder,
sustaining, modifying or withdrawing the notice which was served as provided in
Section 16.08.040. Upon failure to comply with any order issued, the license of
the mobile home park affected by the order shall be revoked. (Ord. 3492, 2013; Prior
code §19A‑12).
16.08.070 Hearings‑‑Transcript and grievance procedure. The
proceedings at such a hearing, including the findings and decision, together
with a copy of every notice and order related thereto shall be entered as a
matter of public record in Development Services , but the transcript of the
proceedings need not be transcribed unless judicial review of the decision is
sought as provided by this‑section. .Any person aggrieved by the decision
may seek relief therefrom in any court of competent jurisdiction, as provided
by the laws of the state. The acceptance of a petition by the court shall act
as a temporary stay of the order issued. (Ord. 3492, 2013; Prior code §19A‑13).
16.08.080 Emergency orders. Whenever the building inspector,
health officer, fire chief or their duly authorized representatives find that
an emergency exists which requires immediate action to protect the public
health, they may without notice or having issued an order reciting the
existence of such an emergency, require that such action be taken as they may
deem necessary to meet the emergency including the suspension of the permit or
license. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this title, such order shall
be effective immediately. Any person to whom such order is directed shall
comply therewith immediately. (Prior code §19A‑14).
Sections:
16.12.020 License‑‑Additional
licenses.
16.12.030 Certificate of occupancy‑‑Required.
16.12.040 State and city licenses and
certificate of occupancy required.
16.12.010 License‑‑Required. It is unlawful for any
person to operate any mobile home park within the corporate limits of the city
unless they hold a valid license issued annually by the city in the name of
such person for the specific mobile home park. The license required shall be
issued pursuant to Title 5. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 1921, 1978: prior code §19A‑45).
16.12.020 License‑‑Additional licenses. All
mobile home parks shall be duly licensed by the state department of public
health, division of environmental sanitation or any other like agency having
jurisdiction. The licenses shall be kept up to date. (Prior code §19A‑47).
16.12.030 Certificate of occupancy‑‑Required.
Upon completion of any mobile home park and prior to the use thereof, the owner
or operator of the park shall make application to the building inspector for a
certificate of occupancy. The application shall be in writing on forms provided
by the building inspector and shall be filed not less than ten days nor more
than twenty days before the mobile home park is ready for use. The building
inspector's office shall notify the city‑county health department and
together shall make a final inspection of the mobile home park referred to in
such application. If the mobile home park is found to be in conformance with
the requirements of this title and other ordinances of the city, such
departments shall issue a certificate of occupancy. (Prior code §19A‑50).
16.12.040 State and city licenses and certificate of occupancy required.
It is unlawful for any person to conduct or operate any mobile home park
unless they obtain a license from the state department of health and an annual
license from the city and a certificate of occupancy from the building
inspector. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑15).
Sections:
16.16.010 Location of mobile homes.
16.16.010 Location of mobile homes. No occupied mobile home or
vacation trailer shall be located anywhere within the corporate limits of the
city except in a licensed mobile home park. Emergency or temporary parking of
any unoccupied mobile home outside a licensed mobile home park will be permitted
for a period not exceeding forty‑eight hours. This does not include
mobile home sales areas. Parking of an unoccupied vacation trailer outside a
licensed mobile home park is permitted. (Prior code §19A‑17).
16.16.020 Zoning. All mobile home parks shall be located within
zoning districts as designated in Title 20. (Ord. 3492, 2013; Prior code §19A‑18).
Sections:
16.20.020 Information required for filing.
16.20.030 Content of preliminary plans.
16.20.050 Investigation of final plan.
16.20.060 Expiration of approval.
A. In order to achieve the general objective, intent and
purpose of this title, preliminary site plan review by Development Services is
required of all mobile home parks proposed for construction, alteration or
extension.
B. In reviewing the site plan for a proposed
mobile home park, Development Services staff shall ascertain whether the
proposed site plan is consistent with all regulations of this title and all
other city ordinances and state laws.
C. Further, in consideration of each site plan,
Development Services staff shall endeavor to assure that the movement of
vehicular and pedestrian traffic within the site and in relation to adjacent
movement be safe and convenient, and the provisions are so made that the
proposed mobile home park will not be a detriment to the surrounding uses now
or in the future.
D. The Development Services staff shall make their
recommendation regarding the preliminary site plan to theCity
Council, who shall consider such recommendations in their review and approval.
(Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 3492, 2013; Prior code §19A‑20).
16.20.020 Information required for
filing.
In addition to the submittal requirements of the City
Subdivision Regulations, an application for approval of a mobile home park
shall be accompanied by all of the following
information:
A. Preliminary plan
review:
1. The mobile
home park plan containing the requirements of Section 16.20.030;
2. Proposed
restrictions, if any, to be recorded, and
3. Method of sewage
disposal.
B. Final plan review:
1. The final contract
drawings containing the requirements of Section 16.20.040; and
2. The final
restrictions, if any, to be recorded. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑23).
16.20.030 Content of preliminary plans. In order to obtain site plan review, the applicant
shall submit preliminary plans containing the following information, in addition to the requirements of the
City Subdivision Regulations:
A. Name, address and phone number of the applicant
or their duly authorized representative and of the qualified person or firm
preparing the plans;
B. Interest of the applicant in the mobile home
park;
C. The name, address and
phone number of the legal owner of the land upon which the mobile home park is
to be located if the applicant is not such legal owner;
D. Location and legal description of the mobile
home park;
E. Preliminary plans and specifications of the
proposed park showing:
1. The area of the park drawn to scale and
dimensioned and the approximate area of the tract,
2. The number, location
and size of typical or minimum mobile home lots and open spaces,
3. The location and width of roadways, walkways,
and parking areas, and access to public streets,
4. The location of recreation or service
buildings, and other proposed structures,
5. The topography of the tract at ten foot intervals or at such intervals as specified by
Development Services for tracts which
have only a slight elevation change,
6. The size and location of natural features, wetland,
streams, lakes, ditches, drains and wooded areas and any anticipated changes in
these features, and
7. The location of recreational facilities.
(Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 3492, 2013; Prior code §19A‑21).
16.20.040 Final plans. Following review and approval of the
preliminary plans by the City Council and provided that the property has
obtained the proper zoning permits as defined in Title 20 MMC, the applicant
shall submit a final detailed set of contract drawings of the proposed mobile
home park to Development Services. These final contract drawings,
specifications and quantity estimates shall be prepared in accordance with the
following, in addition to the submittal requirements of the City Subdivision
Regulations:
A. Each plan prepared pursuant to this chapter
shall comply with applicable state laws, Title 20 MMC, and any other
ordinances, statutes or laws pertaining to the establishment of mobile home
parks.
B. The final plan of the proposed mobile home
park shall be drawn to scale, not larger than one inch
equals fifty feet nor less than one inch equals two hundred feet.
C. Such final plans shall include the following:
1. The detailed contract drawings shall include
the following information;
a. Scale, north point
and all boundary dimensions,
b. Lot lines, including accurate dimensions, angles and square foot area of each lot,
c. Proposed streets, driveways, sidewalks and other vehicular and pedestrian circulation
within and adjacent to the site,
d. Location, size and
dimensions of all recreational areas,
e. Location, area, number
and dimensions of parking spaces in off‑street parking areas, .
f. Identification of service lanes and service
parking areas,
g. Existing and proposed easements and their use,
h. Topography of the park at ten
foot intervals or as required,
i. Location and size of service buildings,
j. Type, size and
location of all public utility facilities to serve the individual lots within
the park, including common fuel storage tank facilities, water and sewer
service systems, storm drainage facilities and fire hydrants,
k. Existing and tentative finished grades for all
proposed streets, sidewalks, curbs, driveways, off‑street parking areas,
service lanes and service parking areas, including cross‑sections of the
above,
l. The location and type of all plant materials
either to remain or to be planted, and
m. Location and details of any
and all signs to be constructed and placed in the park;
2. Any other information deemed necessary by the
building inspector, zoning commission officer, or City Council.
(Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 3492, 2013; Prior code §19A‑22).
16.20.050 Investigation of final plan. Upon receipt of final set
of detailed contract drawings to establish, enlarge or alter a mobile home
park, Development Services shall transmit one copy each to the Chief Building
Official and health department each of which shall have fifteen days to review
the drawings. They shall transmit to Development Services their final
recommendations and comments regarding the detailed contract drawings. Should
such recommendations require changes in the final contract drawings, those
changes shall be made by the applicant; the revised drawings shall then be
resubmitted to the board, commission, engineer or
department recommending the change for approval. When Development Services, the
Chief Building Official, and health department have approved the final contract
drawings, and Development Services finds that such drawings are
in compliance with this chapter, other ordinances, and all other codes
adopted by the city, they shall issue an approval letter within fifteen days
after final approval has been given by all the abovementioned agencies. (Ord.
3734, 2024; Ord. 3492, 2013; Prior code §19A‑24).
16.20.060 Expiration of approval. The final plan must be
submitted for review and approval within three years of preliminary plan
approval unless an extension for a two-year period is requested prior to the
final plan submittal deadline. If the final plan has not been submitted or if
no extension has been requested before the deadline, approval of the
preliminary plan is expired. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑25).
16.20.070 Extension of time. City Council may grant a two-year extension
to submit the final plan beyond the time limit allowed by this chapter.
Application for an extension of time shall be made in writing to Development
Services not less than thirty days prior to the expiration date of one year
allowed in Section 16.20.060. The City Council may grant an extension
for one additional year beyond the original two-year extension if an
application is submitted to Development Services not less than thirty days
prior to the deadline. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑26).
16.20.080 Plan amendment. The approved mobile home park plan may
be amended upon request by the applicant, in accordance with provisions for
original filings as provided in this chapter. (Prior code §19A‑27).
Sections:
16.24.010 Compliance with standards.
16.24.040 Park size and mobile home density.
16.24.050 Size of mobile home lot.
16.24.070 Site coverage, setbacks
and height limits.
16.24.100 Off‑street parking requirements.
16.24.110 Utilities and other services.
16.24.120 Skirtings, canopies
and awnings.
16.24.140 Tie‑down requirements.
16.24.170 Fire hydrants and fire extinguishing
equipment.
16.24.010 Compliance with standards. Any person desiring to
enlarge or establish a mobile home park shall meet or exceed the design
standards set forth in this chapter and the City Subdivision Regulations. (Ord.
3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑28).
16.24.020 Location. Mobile home parks shall be
located in accordance with Title 20 and all other applicable ordinances
and state laws. (Prior code §19A‑29).
16.24.030 Permitted uses. The following uses are permitted
in mobile home parks:
A. Mobile homes,
excluding mobile homes for sale;
B. Travel trailers, in
designated areas only;
C. Accessory buildings
or structures for park management or park resident use only and not exceeding
two stories or twenty‑four feet in height;
D. One identification
sign, approved in conjunction with the final site plan of the mobile home park;
E. One entrance and
exit sign at each access drive onto a public right‑of‑way, approved
in conjunction with the final site plan of the mobile home park. The sign shall
have no moving parts;
F. Day
care centers, home occupations, and other uses permitted by Title 20 Zoning
Code. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 1984, 1979: prior code §19A‑30).
16.24.040 Mobile
home density. Refer to the City subdivision regulations for maximum
density. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑31).
16.24.050 Size of
mobile home lot. Refer to
the City Subdivision Regulations for mobile home lot size and frontage width
requirements. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑32).
16.24.060 Access to street. All mobile home parks shall have access
from and abut a public street or right-of-way. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code
§19A‑33).
16.24.070 Bulk requirements, setbacks and height limits.
A. Mobile home parks must comply with the applicable setback
and bulk requirements of the City Subdivision Regulations. (Ord. 3734, 2024).
B. In no case shall there be less than twenty feet between mobile
homes unless the mobile homes are located in an
existing legal-nonconforming mobile home park and the placement has been
approved by the City County Health Department and the Chief Building Official.
No part of any mobile home shall be located within the setback area.
C. The maximum height
of a‑mobile home located in a mobile home park shall be one and one‑half
stories or twenty feet. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑34).
16.24.080 Repealed. (Ord. 3734, 2024).
16.24.090 Repealed. (Ord. 3734, 2024).
16.24.100
Off‑street parking requirements.
Each mobile home lot shall provide the number of parking spaces
required for a detached house according to Title 20 (20.60.020).These spaces
may be provided on the mobile home lot or in parking compounds conveniently
located to the lot which they are intended to serve, or a combination of the
above. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Ord. 3492, 2013; Prior code §19A‑37).
16.24.110 Utilities and other services.
A. Water. All water lines (distributor and individual
service) and appurtenances shall comply with, be constructed, maintained and placed in accordance with state and local
plumbing and health codes. The source of supply for the mobile home park shall
be a public water system.
B. Sewer. All sewer
lines (trunks, laterals and service) and appurtenances
shall comply with, be constructed, maintained and placed in accordance with
state and local plumbing and health codes. All sewer lines in the mobile home
park shall connect to a public sewer system.
C. Electrical System.
All electrical lines serving the mobile home park and each individual mobile
home lot shall be buried underground. All lines and appurtenances shall comply
with, be constructed, maintained and placed in
accordance with state and local electrical codes.
1. Meters. Electric
meters shall be installed on approved pedestals, over‑the main line at
the rear of the mobile home lots.
2. Mobile Home Service Line. Each mobile home service line
shall be underground and shall terminate in a weatherproof receptacle located
near the mobile home stand so as to provide as direct
a hook‑up as possible with the mobile home outlet. The receptacle shall
be of the polarized type with grounding conductor and shall have a four prong attachment. Such receptacle shall include a
weatherproof over current protection device and disconnecting means.
D. Telephone service.
When telephone service to individual mobile home lots is provided, the entire
system shall be underground and in general conformance with the placement of
the electrical system as required in this title.
E. Natural gas
service.
1. Distribution
System. The natural gas distribution system and all appurtenances shall be
constructed and maintained in accordance with local natural gas codes and shall
be installed in locations approved by the city.
2. Service Lines.
a. Individual lines to
each mobile home lot shall be provided and shall terminate at the meter, which
shall be located adjacent to the water and sewer outlets. An airtight, approved
flexible line shall be used from the meter to the mobile home connection.
b. The meters shall be uniformly located throughout the
entire mobile home park, and shall be located so they
will not be damaged by the parking of mobile homes.
F. Fuel Oil Storage.
Where oil heating of a mobile home is necessary, a fuel storage facility shall
be provided in the mobile home lot not to exceed a hundred
gallon capacity. Such storage facility shall extend no higher than six
feet above ground level and shall be located and screened so that it will blend
with its surroundings.
G. Cable Television
Systems. Where a cable television system
is to be installed to serve the mobile home park and
each individual mobile home lot, that system shall be under
ground and shall be in general accord with the placement of
the electrical system as required in this title.
H. Garbage and Trash
Disposal. Garbage must be stored in containers. Each mobile home lot shall be
provided with two storage receptacles sufficient in size to contain a thirty gallon barrel. These shall be located either
underground on the mobile home lot or in a container station on the mobile home
site or in central garbage container stations.
I. Exterior Lighting.
Street lights attached to approved standards, shall be
installed in sufficient numbers and intensity to permit the safe movement of
vehicles and pedestrians at night. (Prior code §19A‑38).
16.24.120 Skirtings, canopies
and awnings.
A. Each mobile home shall be skirted within sixty days after
such mobile home is moved upon a lot within the mobile home park. Such skirting
shall be of a material similar to that of which the
trailer is constructed and be attached to the mobile home.
B. Canopies and
awnings may be attached to any mobile home, but they shall not exceed twelve
feet in width and length, nor shall. they exceed the height of the mobile home.
C. In no event shall
any attachment, other than those permitted in this section, whether permanent
or temporary, be permitted to be added to the mobile home unless the addition
or attachment was manufactured as a part of that mobile home at the factory.
(Prior code §19A‑39).
16.24.130 Repealed. (Ord. 3734, 2024).
16.24.140 Tie‑down
requirements. All manufacturers shall include as an integral part of
each mobile home such tie‑down requirements for the north zone as are set
forth in HUD’s Model Manufactured Home Installation Standards or the home
manufacturer’s written installation instructions for the region in which the
manufactured home is located. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑40.1).
16.24.150 Repealed. (Ord. 3734, 2024).
A. There shall be paid to the city for the making of each
inspection by the building inspector of the tie downs, footings, piers, caps and shims of each mobile home a fee of five dollars;
together with an additional fee of five dollars for the inspection of the gas
piping, gas installations, gas fixtures and appliances of each mobile home.
B. The owners of
mobile home sales lots who deliver and block the mobile homes will be held
responsible for payment of the ten‑dollar fee, except, when mobile homes
are delivered to mobile home courts and blocked by any transporters or haulers
other than local mobile home sales lot owners, the mobile home court owner or
manager will be held responsible for payment of the ten‑dollar fee.
(Prior code §19A‑40.3).
16.24.170 Fire hydrants and fire extinguishing equipment.
A. Fire Hydrants. Every mobile home park shall install and
maintain approved fire hydrants, the location and number to be as approved by
the fire department in accordance with the adopted National Fire Codes.
B. Fire Extinguishing
Equipment. There shall be installed and maintained in a conspicuous and
accessible location in every mobile home park fire extinguishers of such type,
size, number and location as to satisfy the
requirements of the fire department. No open burning within any mobile home
park is permitted. (Prior code §19A‑41).
16.24.180 Landscaping. There shall be provided at least two
deciduous trees, having a minimum of one and one‑half inch caliper for
each mobile home lot. There shall also be provided at least two evergreen
trees for every three lots and they may be located at the front or rear of the
lots. All dead trees shall be replaced. Grass shall be planted and maintained
throughout the entire mobile home park except for areas utilized for streets,
parking, recreational and service buildings and mobile
home parking. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑42).
16.24.190 Repealed. (Ord. 3734, 2024).
16.24.200 Repealed. (Ord. 3734, 2024).
Sections:
16.28.010 Adopted.
The city adopts by reference, in its entirety, all of
the provisions contained in HUD’s Model Manufactured Home Installation
Standards. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑51) .
Sections:
16.32.010 Violation‑‑Penalty. Any person, firm or
corporation found guilty of violating this title, shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall be fined not more than three
hundred dollars. (Ord. 3734, 2024; Prior code §19A‑19).