The Planning Board shall examine the application to determine
that all requirements of this chapter have been substantially satisfied.
No final approval shall be given by the Planning Board until a public
hearing thereon has been held, which hearing shall be advertised in
a newspaper of general circulation in the Town at least five days
before the hearing.
Where the Planning Board finds that because of unusual circumstances
of shape, topography or other physical features of the court, or because
of the nature of adjacent developments, extraordinary hardships may
result from strict compliance with these provisions, it may vary the
regulations so that substantial justice may be done and the public
interest secured, provided that no such variation shall be granted
which will have the effect of nullifying the intent and purpose of
this chapter or any other pertinent rules, regulations or ordinances
of the Town. Such variations shall be binding on all persons until
otherwise modified by the Planning Board. In granting such variations
and modifications, the Planning Board may require such conditions
as will in its judgment secure substantially the objectives of the
standards or requirements so varied or modified.
The Building Inspector shall examine the mobile home court site
to determine that the mobile home court complies with all provisions
of this chapter and all other pertinent ordinances, codes, local laws,
rules and regulations of the Town of Schroeppel. Upon such determination,
the Building Inspector shall endorse his approval on the application.
Except as provided in §
64-37D hereof, no mobile home shall be parked, placed, located or inhabited within a mobile home court which does not comply with the following:
A. No attachments, additions or extensions may be made to the mobile
home except as required or specifically authorized by this chapter.
B. No mobile home may be placed on a permanent foundation.
No structures or facilities other than mobile homes fully complying
with this chapter and accessory buildings required or specifically
authorized by this chapter shall be erected, operated, placed, located
or maintained in a mobile home park.
No mobile home lot shall be sold within a mobile home court.
Noncompliance with this section shall be deemed sufficient basis for
revocation of the mobile home court license and denial of any future
license.
No mobile home shall be offered for sale, displayed for sale
or sold within a mobile home court unless such mobile home is fully
connected to all operating utilities and is placed on a lot included
within the mobile home license.