A.
Mobile Home (R-MH) Zoning Districts may hereafter be established
by amendments to the Official Zoning Map in accordance with the procedures,
requirements and limitations set forth in this article. Within such
districts, mobile or manufactured homes, with such additional supporting
uses and occupancies as are permitted herein, may be established subject
to the requirements and limitations set forth in these and other regulations.
B.
It is the intent of this article to recognize mobile homes constructed
prior to October 1, 1974, as distinct and different from units designated
as mobile homes within the definitions of this article and to prohibit
units not meeting the requirements for mobile homes as defined herein.
Units constructed prior to 1974 are prohibited. Mobile homes meeting
the requirements of the One- and Two-Family Dwelling Code shall not
be permitted in a Mobile Home (R-MH) District except as a conditional
use. Such conditional use permits may be obtained only after approval
by the Village Board.
A.
DEPENDENT MOBILE HOME
LICENSEE or OPERATOR
LICENSING AUTHORITY
MANUFACTURED HOME
MOBILE HOME
MOBILE HOME PARK
MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION
NONDEPENDENT UNIT
PERSON
SPACE
UNIT
The following
definitions are used in this article:
A mobile home which does not have complete bathroom facilities.
Any person licensed to operate and maintain a mobile home
park under this article.
The Village of Kimberly.
A structure that is designed to be used as a dwelling, with
or without a permanent foundation, and that is certified by the federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development as complying with the
standards established under 42 U.S.C. §§ 5401 to 5425.[1]
A vehicle manufactured or assembled before June 15, 1976,
designed to be towed as a single unit or in sections upon a highway
by a motor vehicle and equipped and used, or intended to be used,
primarily for human habitation, with walls of rigid uncollapsible
construction, which has an overall length in excess of 45 feet. "Mobile
home" includes the mobile home structure, its plumbing, heating, air-conditioning
and electrical systems, and all appliances and all other equipment
carrying a manufacturer's warranty. The term "mobile home," for purposes
of this chapter, includes both mobile homes and manufactured homes.[2]
Any park, camp, court, site, plot, parcel or tract of land
designed, maintained, intended or used for the purpose of supplying
a location or locations or accommodations for 10 or more mobile homes
and shall include all buildings used or intended for use as part of
the equipment thereof, whether or not a charge is made for the use
of the mobile home park and its facilities. "Mobile home park" shall
not include automobile or mobile home sales lots on which unoccupied
mobile homes are parked for the sole purpose of inspection and sale.
A parcel of land platted for subdivision according to all
requirements of the Village Subdivision Ordinance[3] and Comprehensive Plan, designed or intended for lots
to be conveyed by deed to individual owners for residential occupancy
primarily by mobile homes.
A mobile home that has a complete toilet and bath or shower
facilities.
An individual, partnership, firm, corporation, association
or trust, whether owner, lessee, licensee or his or its agent, heir
or assignee.
A plot of ground within a mobile home park designed for the
accommodation of one mobile home unit.
Any mobile home unit.
B.
In addition
to the above definitions, definitions contained in § 66.0435,
Wis. Stats., shall also be applicable.
A.
Permitted principal uses and structures. The following principal
uses and structures are permitted within R-MH Districts: one-family
detached mobile homes (residential mobile home). In mobile home parks,
recreational vehicles shall not be occupied as living quarters and
sales lots shall not be permitted, but dwellings may be sold on lots
they occupy in residential use.
B.
Permitted accessory uses and structures. Uses and structures that
are customarily accessory and clearly incidental to permitted principal
uses and structures shall be permitted, except for those requiring
specific approval as provided below.
C.
Rental. No mobile home park site shall be rented for a period of
less than 30 days.
A.
It shall be unlawful, except as provided in this article, for any
person to park or use any mobile home on any street, alley, highway
or road or other public place, or on any parcel of land or other space
within the Village of Kimberly.
B.
Emergency or temporary stopping or parking is permitted on any street,
alley, highway or road for no longer than one hour, subject to any
other and further prohibition, regulation or limitation imposed by
the traffic and parking regulations or ordinances for that street,
alley, highway or road.
C.
No person shall park or occupy any mobile home on any premises which
is situated outside an approved licensed mobile home park.
A.
It shall be unlawful for any person to establish, operate or maintain,
or permit to be established, operated or maintained upon any property
owned, leased or controlled by him a mobile home park within the limits
of the Village of Kimberly without first having obtained a license
for each such mobile home park from the Village Board pursuant to
this article. Such license shall expire one year from the date of
issuance but may be renewed under the provisions of this article for
additional periods of one year.
B.
The application for such license or the renewal shall be accompanied
by a fee of $2 for each space in the existing or proposed mobile home
park, provided that the minimum fee shall not be less than $25, and
a surety bond in the amount of $5,000, which shall guarantee:
(1)
The collection by the licensee of the monthly parking permit fee provided for in § 525-116 and the payment of such fees to the Village Administrator;
(2)
The payment by the licensee of any fine or forfeiture, including
legal costs imposed upon or levied against said licensee for a violation
of the ordinances of the said Village pursuant to which said license
is granted, and shall also be for the use and benefit, and may be
prosecuted and recovery had thereon, by any person who may be injured
or damaged by reason of the licensee violating the provisions of this
article.
C.
The application for a license or a renewal thereof shall be made
on forms furnished by the Village Administrator and shall include
the name and address of the owner in fee of the lands upon which said
mobile home park is to be located (if the fee is vested in some person
other than the applicant, a duly verified statement by that person
that the applicant is authorized by him to construct or maintain the
mobile home park and to apply for a license), and the location and
legal description of the premises upon which the mobile home park
is to be or is located as will readily identify and definitely locate
the premises.
(1)
The
application shall be accompanied by two copies of the complete mobile
home park plan showing the following, either existing or as proposed:
(a)
The extent and area used for mobile home park purposes;
(b)
Roadways and driveways;
(c)
Location of space for mobile homes;
(d)
Location and number of sanitary conveniences, including toilets,
washrooms, laundries and utility rooms, to be used by occupants of
spaces;
(e)
Method and plan of sewage disposal;
(f)
Method and plan of garbage removal;
(g)
Plan for water supply;
(h)
Plan for lighting of spaces;
(i)
Plan for rubbish disposal; and
(j)
All other matters required of this chapter.
(2)
If
the existing or proposed mobile home park is designed to serve nondependent
mobile home units, such plans shall clearly set forth the location
of all sewer and water pipes and connections.
D.
Every licensee shall furnish the Village Administrator and Village
Assessor with information on mobile or manufactured homes added to
the mobile home park within five days after their arrival on forms
prescribed by the Department of Revenue. Failure to comply with this
subsection shall be subject to a forfeiture of not more than $25.
Each failure to report is a separate offense.[1]
No mobile home park license shall be issued until the Village
Administrator shall notify the Village Board and the Village Board
or its designee shall have inspected each application and the premises
on which mobile homes will be located to ensure compliance with the
regulations, ordinances and laws applicable thereto. No license will
be renewed without a reinspection of the premises. For the purposes
of making inspections and securing the enforcement of this chapter,
such officials or their authorized agents shall have the right and
are hereby empowered to enter on any premises on which a mobile home
is located, or about to be located, and to inspect the same and all
accommodations connected therewith at any reasonable time.
A.
Each mobile home space within a mobile home park shall be clearly
defined and shall contain at least 5,000 square feet of land area
for the exclusive use of the occupant; such space shall be no less
than 40 feet in width and no less than 100 feet in depth. The area
occupied by a mobile home shall not exceed 50% of the total area of
the mobile home space (including any awnings, carports, vehicles or
attachments thereto). Each mobile home space shall be landscaped in
accordance with the plans approved by the Village Board. The mobile
home park shall be so arranged that all spaces shall face or abut
on an approved public roadway giving easy access thereto. The yard
shall be landscaped except for necessary driveway and sidewalk needs,
which shall not exceed 1/2 the width of the space. Temporary storage
shall not be allowed on lawn areas.[1]
B.
Roadways shall be at least 66 feet in width and shall be paved to
Village specifications. There shall be a concrete sidewalk along both
sides of the roads, access drives off roads to all parking spaces,
and mobile home spaces shall be paved.
C.
Off-street parking.
(1)
A minimum of two off-street parking spaces surfaced with bituminous
concrete or similar material, capable of carrying a wheel load of
4,000 pounds, shall be provided for each mobile home space.
(2)
Each mobile home park shall maintain paved off-street parking
lots for guests of occupants in the amount of one parking space for
each mobile home space. Such parking shall be located within 300 feet
of the mobile homes to be served.
D.
Each space shall be properly landscaped with at least one tree, hedges,
grass, fences, windbreaks and the like. All mobile home parks shall
have a greenbelt or buffer strip not less than 20 feet wide along
all boundaries. Unless adequately screened by existing vegetative
cover, all mobile home parks shall be provided within such greenbelt
or buffer strip with screening of natural growth or screen fence,
except where the adjoining property is also a mobile home park. Compliance
with this requirement shall be made within five years from the granting
of the mobile home park license. Permanent planting shall be grown
and maintained at a height of not less than six feet. Screening or
planting requirements may be waived or modified by the governing body
if it finds that the exterior architectural appeal and functional
plan of the park, when completed, will be materially enhanced by modification
or elimination of such screen planting requirements.[2]
E.
No mobile home shall be parked closer than five feet to the side
lot lines nor closer than 20 feet to the front lot line or within
25 feet of the rear lot line.
F.
There shall be an open space of at least 10 feet between the sides
of adjacent mobile homes. Automobiles may park no closer than five
feet to the side of any mobile home; automobiles shall not, however,
be parked nearer than five feet to any side lot line.
G.
No tents shall be erected or occupied on any space, and there shall
be no outdoor camping anywhere in the mobile home park.
H.
All nondependent units must be connected to public water and sanitary
sewer systems, and plans for disposal of surface stormwater shall
be approved by the Village Board.
I.
Every mobile home space shall be furnished with an electric service
outlet. Such outlet shall be equipped with an externally operated
switch or fuse with not less than sixty-amperes capacity and a heavy-duty
outlet receptacle. All utility lines shall be placed underground.
J.
No mobile home shall be parked in a mobile home park outside of a
designated space therein.
K.
Each mobile home space shall contain a paved area upon which said
mobile home is to be placed. Said paved area shall be at least as
large as the mobile home which is to be placed thereon.
L.
The mobile home park shall be so arranged that no dependent unit
shall be located further than 200 feet from the toilets and service
buildings provided for herein, and walkways to such buildings shall
be paved and well lighted.
M.
The mobile home park shall contain a recreation area. The recreation
area shall be a minimum of 1/2 acre for each 100 sites. The minimum
recreation area in a mobile home park shall be 1/2 acre.
A.
An adequate supply of pure water furnished through a pipe distribution
system connected directly with the public water main, with supply
faucets located not more than 200 feet from any dependent mobile home,
shall be furnished for drinking and domestic service in all mobile
home parks.
B.
Individual water service connections provided for direct use of a
nondependent unit shall be so constructed that they will not be damaged
by the parking of such mobile home. Such system shall be adequate
to provide 20 pounds per square inch pressure and capable of furnishing
a minimum of 125 gallons of water per day per space.
C.
No common drinking vessels shall be permitted, nor shall any drinking
water faucets be placed in any toilet room.
D.
Every mobile home park servicing dependent units shall provide an
abundant supply of hot water at all reasonable hours for bathing,
washing and laundry facilities.
A.
Every mobile home park designed to serve dependent units shall have
erected thereon suitable buildings for housing toilets, lavatories,
showers, slop sinks and laundry facilities as required by this article
and by the State of Wisconsin Administrative Code, such buildings
to be known as service buildings. Service buildings shall be located
not more than 200 feet from any mobile home space. Such service buildings
shall be of permanent construction and adequately lighted, screened
and ventilated.
B.
There shall be provided separate toilet rooms for each sex. Water
flush toilets shall be required. Toilets shall be provided for each
sex in the ratio of one toilet for each six dependent units or fraction
thereof and shall have separate compartments. Every male toilet room
shall contain one urinal for each 16 dependent units, but in no case
shall any male toilet be without one urinal. Toilet rooms shall contain
lavatories with hot and cold running water in the ratio of one lavatory
for each two water closets.
C.
Separate bathing facilities for each sex shall be provided, with
one shower enclosed in a compartment at least four feet square in
size for each six dependent units or fraction thereof. Each shower
compartment shall be supplemented by an individual dressing compartment,
which shall be at least 16 square feet in size.
D.
Laundry facilities shall be provided in the ratio of one double tray
unit and one conventional type washing machine or one automatic washing
machine, with electric outlet, for each eight units. Sufficient drying
facilities shall be available.
E.
Slop sinks for disposal of liquid wastes originating at the units
shall be provided in a separate room of the service building in the
ratio of one slop sink for each 16 dependent units.
F.
Floors of toilets, showers and the laundry shall be concrete, tile
or similar material impervious to water and easily cleaned and pitched
to a floor drain.
A.
All liquid wastes from showers, toilets, laundries, faucets, lavatories,
etc., shall be discharged into a sewer system.
B.
Every space designed to serve a nondependent unit shall be provided
with sewer connections which shall comply with all applicable state
plumbing codes. The sewer connections shall be provided with suitable
fitting so that watertight connections can be made. Such connections
shall be so constructed so that they can be closed when not connected
and trapped in such a manner as to be maintained in an odor-free condition.
C.
All sanitary facilities in any unit which are not connected with
a public sewer system by approved pipe connections shall be sealed
and their use is hereby declared unlawful.
D.
Each faucet shall be equipped with facilities for drainage of waste
and excess water.
E.
Every mobile home unit shall be provided with a substantial flytight,
watertight, leakproof, nonabsorbent metal garbage depository from
which contents shall be removed and disposed of in a sanitary manner
by the park custodian at least twice weekly between May 1 and October
15, and otherwise weekly. Garbage depositories shall be washed each
time they are emptied unless a single-service sanitary, removable
waterproof liner is used.
There shall be at least 10 spaces in each mobile home park and
no more than 200 spaces; all requirements of this article for the
issuance of a license shall be complied with prior to the issuance
of such license and proper rezoning as to each of the available spaces
designed into said mobile home park. All accommodations required by
this article shall be based upon the total park capacity according
to the accepted plans.
A.
In every mobile home park there shall be located an office of the
attendant or person in charge of said park. A copy of the park license
and of this chapter shall be posted therein and the park register
shall, at all times, be kept in said office.
B.
The attendant or person in charge and the park licensee shall operate
the park in compliance with this chapter and regulations and ordinances
of the Village and state and their agents or officers and shall have
the following duties:
(1)
Maintain a register of all park occupants, to be open at all
times to inspection by state, federal and municipal officers, which
shall show:
(a)
Names and addresses of all owners and occupants of each mobile
home.
(b)
Number of children of school age.
(c)
State of legal residence.
(d)
Dates of entrance and departure of each mobile home.
(e)
Make, model, year and serial number or license number of each
mobile home and towing or other motor vehicles and state, territory
or country which issued such licenses.
(f)
Place of employment of each occupant, if any.
(2)
Notify park occupants of the provisions of this chapter and
inform them of their duties and responsibilities and report promptly
to the proper authorities any violations of this chapter or any other
violations of law which may come to their attention.
(3)
Report to Village authorities all cases of persons or animals
affected or suspected of being affected with any dangerous communicable
disease.
(4)
Supervise the placement of each mobile home on its stand, which
includes securing its stability and installing all utility connections
and tiedowns.
(5)
Maintain park grounds, buildings and structures free of insect
and rodent harborage and infestation and accumulations of debris which
may provide rodent harborage or breeding places for flies, mosquitoes
and other pests.
(6)
Maintain the park free from growth of noxious weeds.
(7)
Maintain the park free of litter, rubbish and other flammable
materials; provide portable fire extinguishers of a type approved
by the Fire Chief in all locations designated by the Chief and maintain
such extinguishers in good operating condition and cause every area
within the park designated as a fire lane by the Fire Chief to be
kept free and clear of obstructions.
(8)
Check to ensure that every mobile home unit has furnished and
in operation a substantial, flytight, watertight, rodentproof container
for the deposit of garbage and refuse in accordance with the ordinances
of the Village. The management shall provide stands for all refuse
and garbage containers so designed as to prevent tipping and minimize
spillage and container deterioration and facilitate cleaning.
(9)
Provide for the sanitary and safe removal and disposal of all
refuse and garbage at least weekly. Removal and disposal of garbage
and refuse shall be in accordance with the laws of the State of Wisconsin
and the ordinances and regulations of the Village.
(10)
Collect a security deposit equal to three months' parking fee
for each occupied nonexempt mobile home within the park and remit
such fees and deposits to the Village Administrator.
A.
Park occupants shall comply with all applicable requirements of this
chapter and regulations issued hereunder and shall maintain their
mobile home space, its facilities and equipment in good repair and
in a clean and sanitary condition.
B.
Park occupants shall be responsible for proper placement of their
mobile homes on the mobile home stand and proper installation of all
utility connections in accordance with the instructions of the park
management.
C.
No owner or person in charge of a dog, cat or other pet animal shall
permit it to run at large or to cause any nuisance within the limits
of any mobile home park.
D.
Each owner or occupant of a nonexempt mobile home within a mobile
home park shall remit to the licensee or authorized park management
the cash deposit and monthly parking permit fee.
E.
It shall be the duty of every occupant of a park to give the park
licensee or management, or his agent or employee, access to any part
of such park or mobile home premises at reasonable times for the purpose
of making such repairs or alterations as are necessary to effect compliance
with this chapter or any law or ordinance of the state or Village
or lawful regulation or order adopted thereunder.
F.
Mobile homes shall be parked only on the mobile home stands provided
and shall be placed thereon in accordance with all requirements of
this chapter.
G.
No mobile home owner or occupant shall conduct in any unit or any
mobile home park any business or engage in any other activity which
would not be permitted in single-family residential areas in the Village.
H.
No person shall discharge any wastewater on the surface of the ground
within any mobile home park.
I.
No person shall erect or place upon any mobile home space any permanent
or temporary structure intended to be used for dwelling purposes or
in connection with any mobile home unit except as specifically authorized
by this chapter.
A.
Wrecked, damaged or dilapidated mobile homes shall not be kept or
stored in a mobile home park or upon any premises in the Village.
The Building Inspector shall determine if a mobile home is damaged
or dilapidated to a point which makes it unfit for human occupancy.
Such mobile homes are hereby declared to be a public nuisance. Whenever
the Building Inspector so determines, he shall notify the licensee
or landowner and owner of the mobile home, in writing, that such public
nuisance exists within the park or on lands owned by him, giving the
findings upon which his determination is based, and shall order such
home removed from the park or site or repaired to a safe, sanitary
and wholesome condition of occupancy within a reasonable time, but
not less than 30 days.
B.
The Building Inspector, Fire Chief or their lawful agents or employees
are authorized and directed to inspect mobile home parks not less
than once in every twelve-month period to determine the health, safety
and welfare of the occupants of the park and inhabitants of the Village
as affected thereby and the compliance of structures and activities
therein with this chapter and all other applicable laws of the state
and ordinances of the Village.
C.
Fires in mobile home parks shall be made only in stoves and other
cooking or heating equipment intended for such purposes. Outside burning
is prohibited except by permit and subject to requirements or restrictions
of the Fire Chief.
D.
All plumbing, building, electrical, oil or gas distribution, alterations
or repairs in the park shall be in accordance with applicable laws,
ordinances and regulations of the state and municipality and their
authorized agents.
E.
All mobile homes in mobile home parks shall be skirted unless the
unit is placed within one foot vertically of the stand with soil or
other material completely closing such space from view and entry by
rodents and vermin. Areas enclosed by such skirting shall be maintained
free of rodents and fire hazards.
F.
No person shall construct, alter or add to any structure, attachment
or building in a mobile home park or on a mobile home space without
a permit from the Building Inspector. Construction on, or addition
or alteration to the exterior of a mobile home shall be of the same
type of construction and materials as the mobile home affected. This
subsection shall not apply to addition of awnings, antennas or skirting
to mobile homes. Accessory structures on mobile home spaces shall
comply with all setback, side yard and rear yard requirements for
mobile home units.
G.
Storage under mobile homes is prohibited.
All plumbing, electric, electrical, building and other work
on or at any mobile home park under this chapter shall be in accordance
with the ordinances of the Village and the requirements of the State
Plumbing, Electrical and Building Codes and the regulations of the
State Department of Safety and Professional Services. Licenses and
permits granted under this article grant no right to erect or repair
any structure, to do any plumbing work or to do any electric work.
A.
In connection with mobile home communities within the R-MH District,
no sign intended to be read from any public way adjoining the district
shall be permitted, except:
B.
In the case of new mobile home communities consisting in whole or
in part of mobile home subdivisions or condominiums, one sign, not
exceeding 20 square feet in area, may be erected for a period of not
more than two years at each principal entrance to advertise the sale
of lots or dwellings.
C.
No source of illumination for any such signs shall be directly visible
from adjoining streets or residential property, and no such signs
shall be erected within five feet of any exterior property line.
A.
No less than 10% of the total area of any mobile home park established
under these regulations shall be devoted to common recreational areas
and facilities, such as playgrounds, swimming pools, community buildings,
ways for pedestrians and cyclists away from streets, and play areas
for small children or other recreational areas in block interiors.
At least one principal recreation and community center shall contain
not less than 5% of the total area of the park.
B.
To be countable as common recreational area, interior block ways
for pedestrians or cyclists shall form part of a system leading to
principal destinations. Such ways may also be used for installations
of utilities.
C.
Common recreational area shall not include streets or parking areas,
shall be closed to automotive traffic except for maintenance and service
vehicles, and shall be improved and maintained for the uses intended.
The following guides, standards and requirements shall apply
in site planning for mobile home parks:
A.
Principal vehicular access points. Principal vehicular access points
shall be designed to encourage smooth traffic flow with controlled
turning movements and minimum hazards to vehicular or pedestrian traffic.
Merging and turnout lanes and/or traffic dividers shall be required
where existing or anticipated heavy flows indicate need. In general,
minor streets shall not be connected with streets outside the district
in such a way as to encourage the use of such minor streets by substantial
amounts of through traffic. No lot within the park shall have direct
vehicular access to a street bordering the development.
B.
Access for pedestrians and cyclists. Access for pedestrians and cyclists
entering or leaving the park shall be by safe and convenient routes.
Such ways need not be adjacent to or limited to the vicinity of vehicular
access points. Where there are crossings of such ways and vehicular
routes at edges of planned developments, such crossings shall be safety
located, marked and controlled and where such ways are exposed to
substantial vehicular traffic at edges of communities, safeguards
may be required to prevent crossings except at designated points.
Bicycle paths, if provided, shall be so related to the pedestrianway
system that street crossings are combined.
C.
Protection of visibility for automotive traffic, cyclists and pedestrians. At intersections of any streets, public or private, the provisions of § 525-62 shall apply and is hereby adopted by reference. Where there is pedestrian or bicycle access from within the park to a street at its edges by paths or across yards or other open space without a barrier to prevent access to the street, no material impediment to visibility more than 2.5 feet above ground level shall be created or maintained within 25 feet of said street unless at least 25 feet from said access measured at right angles to the path.
D.
Exterior yards for mobile home communities; minimum requirements;
occupancy. The following requirements and limitations shall apply
to yards at the outer edges of mobile home communities:
(1)
Along public streets. Where R-MH communities adjoin public streets
along exterior boundaries, a yard at least 25 feet in minimum dimensions
shall be provided adjacent to such streets. Such yard may be used
to satisfy open space depth requirements for individual dwellings
but shall not contain carports, recreational shelters, storage structures
or any other structures generally prohibited in yards adjacent to
streets in residential districts. No direct vehicular access to individual
lots shall be permitted through such yards, and no group parking facilities
or active recreation areas shall be allowed therein.
(2)
At edges of R-MH Districts (other than at streets or alleys).
Where R-MH communities are so located that one or more boundaries
are at the edges of R-MH districts and adjoining neighboring districts
without an intervening street, alley or other permanent open space
at least 20 feet in width, an exterior yard at least 20 feet in minimum
dimension shall be provided. Where the adjoining district is residential,
the same limitations on occupancy and use of such yards shall apply
as stated above concerning yards along public streets. Where the adjoining
district is nonresidential, such yards may be used for group or individual
parking, active recreation facilities or carports, recreational shelters
or storage structures.
E.
Ways for pedestrians and/or cyclists in exterior yards. In any exterior
yard, required or other, ways for pedestrian and/or cyclists may be
permitted, if appropriately located, fenced or landscaped to prevent
potential hazards arising from vehicular traffic on adjacent streets
or other hazards and annoyances to users or to occupants of adjoining
property. When otherwise in accord with the requirements concerning
such ways set forth above, approved ways in such locations shall be
counted as common recreation facilities and may also be used for utilities
easements.
F.
Yards, fences, walls or vegetative screening at edges of mobile home
communities. Along the edges of mobile home communities, walls or
vegetative screening shall be provided where needed to protect residents
from undesirable views, lighting, noise or other off-site influences
or to protect occupants of adjoining residential districts from potentially
adverse influences within the mobile home park. In particular, extensive
off-street parking areas and service areas for loading and unloading
other than passenger vehicles, and for storage and collection of trash
and garbage, shall be screened.
G.
Internal relationships. The site plan shall provide for safe, efficient,
convenient and harmonious groupings of structures, uses and facilities,
and for appropriate relation of space inside and outside buildings
to intended uses and structural features. In particular:
(1)
Streets, drives and parking and service areas. Streets, drives
and parking and service areas shall provide safe and convenient access
to dwellings and community facilities and for service and emergency
vehicles, but streets shall not be so laid out as to encourage outside
traffic to traverse the park, nor occupy more land than is required
to provide access as indicated, nor create unnecessary fragmentation
of the park into small blocks. In general, block size shall be the
maximum consistent with use, the shape of the site and the convenience
and safety of the occupants.
(2)
Vehicular access to streets. Vehicular access to streets from
off-street parking areas may be direct from dwellings if the street
or portion of the street serves 50 units or fewer. Determination of
units served shall be based on normal routes anticipated for traffic.
Along streets or portions of streets serving more than 50 dwelling
units or constituting major routes to or around central facilities,
access from parking and service areas shall be so combined, limited,
located, designed and controlled as to channel traffic conveniently,
safely and in a manner that minimizes marginal traffic friction, and
direct vehicular access from individual dwellings shall generally
be prohibited.
(3)
Ways for pedestrians and cyclists; use by emergency, maintenance
or service vehicles.
(a)
Walkways shall form a logical, safe and convenient system for
pedestrian access to all dwellings, project facilities and principal
off-street pedestrian destinations. Maximum walking distance in the
open between dwelling units and related parking spaces, delivery areas
and trash and garbage storage areas intended for use of occupants
shall not exceed 100 feet.
(b)
Walkways to be used by substantial numbers of children as play
areas or routes to school, bus stops or other destinations shall be
so located and safeguarded as to minimize contact with normal automotive
traffic. If an internal walkway system is provided, away from streets,
bicycle paths shall be incorporated in the walkway system. Street
crossings shall be held to a minimum on such walkways and shall be
located and designated to provide safety and shall be appropriately
marked and otherwise safeguarded. Ways for pedestrians and cyclists,
appropriately located, designed and constructed, may be combined with
other easements and used by emergency, maintenance or service vehicles
but shall not be used by other automotive traffic.
A.
Each licensee of a mobile home park licensed hereunder shall collect
from each occupant of an occupied mobile home occupying space in said
licensee's mobile home park in the Village of Kimberly a monthly parking
permit fee computed as follows: The Village Assessor shall determine
the total fair market value of each occupied mobile home in the Village
of Kimberly; the fair market value minus the tax-exempt household
furnishings thus established shall be equated to the general level
of assessment for the prior year on real and personal property in
the Village of Kimberly. The value of each occupied mobile home thus
determined shall be multiplied by the general property gross tax rate
established on the preceding year's assessment of general property.
The total annual parking fee thus computed shall be divided by 12
and shall represent the monthly mobile home parking fee. The fee shall
be applicable to occupied mobile homes moving into the Village of
Kimberly at any time during the year.
B.
A new fee rate and a new valuation shall be established on each January
1 thereafter and shall continue for that year.
C.
The monthly parking permit fee shall be paid to the Village Administrator
on or before the 10th day of the month following the month for which
such fees are due by the mobile home park licensee, who, along with
the owner and occupant of each mobile home, shall be liable to the
Village of Kimberly for said fee in accordance with § 66.0435(3),
Wis. Stats.[1]
D.
The licensee may retain, for administrative expenses, 2% of the monthly
fees collected. The Village of Kimberly shall retain 10% of the monthly
parking permit fees collected in each month without reduction for
the fees retained by the licensee to cover the cost of administration
and shall pay to the school district in which the mobile home is located,
within 20 days after the end of each month, such proportion of the
remainder of the fees collected in the preceding month as the ratio
of the most recent property tax levy for school purposes bears to
the total tax levy for all purposes in the Village of Kimberly.
E.
Failure to timely pay the monthly parking permit fee shall be treated
in all respects like a default in payment of personal property tax
and shall be subject to all procedures and penalties applicable thereto
under Chs. 70 and 74 or § 66.0435, Wis. Stats.
