Article 9. Mobile Home Regulations
4-901 Definitions.
Definitions for a manufactured home, mobile home, travel trailer, recreational vehicle and campers, mobile home park or subdivision are as contained in the Unified Land Development Code, as adopted by Ordinance No. 1590.
4-902 Location.
No recreational vehicle, mobile home, tourist camper park or mobile home park of subdivision shall be located in any area in conflict with zoning or flood plain regulations.
4-903 Electrical outlets.
Electricity shall be required and electrical equipment for each space shall be provided and installed in compliance with all state and local electrical wire codes and ordinances.
4-904 Receptacle.
A park operator shall provide a 50-ampere minimum, multi-wired receptacle with appropriate over-current protection, conveniently located for each mobile home site or pad space.
4-905 Water service.
A supply of city water under pressure shall be provided at every mobile home site or pad space.
4-906 Sewage disposal.
All sewage and other water carried wastes shall be disposed of directly into a municipal sewer system when available. In every tourist camper park, recreational vehicle park or mobile home park in which city sewer connections are not available, disposal will be into a private sanitary sewer system which shall include a sanitary means of disposal, the operation of which creates neither a nuisance nor a menace to health. No private sewer system may be utilized without the prior approval of the City Administrator or water and sewer supervisor.
4-907 Sanitary facilities.
Whenever mobile homes, tourist camper vehicle or other recreational vehicles which do not contain sanitary facilities are permitted to occupy sites in a recreational park area, water flush toilet facilities for males and females shall be provided in conveniently located, well-constructed buildings having good lighting, adequate ventilation and with floors of concrete or similar impervious material.