The operator and owner shall be responsible for maintaining all common
facilities, including but not limited to roads, parking areas, sidewalks or
pathways, common open space, water supply and sewage disposal systems and
service buildings, in a condition of proper repair, maintenance and cleanliness
in compliance with applicable township ordinances, codes and regulations.
If upon inspection by a Zoning Officer or other representative it is determined
that the mobile home park is not in compliance with this standard of maintenance,
the licensee shall be considered to be in violation of this chapter, and the
Zoning Officer shall notify the operator or licensee of the particulars of
any such violation.
The operator and licensee shall thereafter have 30 days in which to
correct any such violations, except that if the violation is determined by
the Zoning Officer or other representative to constitute a hazard to the health
or safety of the residents of the mobile home park, he shall order that the
violation be corrected forthwith.
The operator shall maintain a register of all occupants and notify the
governing body of the names and addresses of all new occupants and of occupants
who have departed.
No mobile home may be installed in or removed from a mobile home park
unless the Zoning Officer has issued a building permit therefor. No such permit
may be issued until the Zoning Officer receives a removal permit issued by
the local Tax Collector demonstrating compliance with the Act of December
15, 1969, P.L. 362, § 1.
Before final approval is given for the construction of a mobile home
park, the landowner must furnish a performance bond to the township in the
amount of 125% of the estimated construction costs for the construction of
all common facilities and improvements, as determined by the Township Engineer.