[R.O. 2016 § 525.050; CC 1994 § 25.300]
A. 
Trailer coach parks shall not be located where adequate surface drainage is impracticable. Sufficient area shall be available for all parking space, roadway, walkway, service building, water supply, sewage disposal and other sanitary and service requirements.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
Each boundary of the park is at least two hundred (200) feet from any permanent residential building located outside the park unless separated therefrom by a natural or artificial barrier, or unless a majority of the property owners according to area within said two hundred (200) feet, consent in writing to the establishment of the park.
2. 
Trailer parks shall be permitted only in places specially zoned therefor by the Council of the City, and the method of such special zoning shall be the same as is provided in the Zoning Code.
3. 
Area is sufficient to provide desirable isolation with adequate area and facilities for all parking space, roadway, walkway, service building, water supply, sewage disposal and other sanitary and service requirements.
4. 
Topography of site is such that slopes are moderate but steep enough to permit rapid drainage of surface water during rains.
5. 
Soil is sufficiently porous to maintain a reasonably dry park site.
6. 
Trailer coach spaces are provided consisting of a minimum of one thousand (1,000) square feet for each space which shall be at least twenty-five (25) feet wide and clearly defined. Trailer coaches are so harbored on each space that there shall be at least fifteen (15) foot clearance between trailer coaches. No trailer coach is located closer than ten (10) feet from any permanent building.
7. 
All trailer coach spaces abut upon a driveway of not less than twenty (20) feet in width which shall have unobstructed access to a public street, alley or highway. All driveways are hard surfaced, well marked in daytime and lighted at night with lamps of not less than forty (40) watts at intervals of one hundred (100) feet located approximately fifteen (15) feet from the ground.
8. 
Walkways not less than two (2) feet wide are provided from the trailer coach spaces to the service buildings. The walkways are hard surfaced, well marked in the daytime and lighted at night, lamps not less than forty (40) watts at intervals of one hundred (100) feet located approximately fifteen (15) feet from the ground.
9. 
An electrical outlet supplying at least one hundred and ten (110) volts is provided for each trailer coach space.
10. 
The park provides service buildings to house toilet facilities, bathing facilities, laundry facilities and other sanitary facilities hereinafter more particularly prescribed.
11. 
Buildings are located in an area affording sufficient shade to reasonably protect same from direct sun rays.
12. 
The park site, buildings and surroundings are maintained in a neat and presentable manner.
13. 
Sanitary connections approved by the City for water supply and sewage disposal are provided at each independent trailer coach space.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.060; CC 1994 § 25.305]
A. 
An adequate accessible supply of potable drinking water approved by the Health Officer shall be provided at all trailer coach parks. Water from a source other than a municipal supply shall not be used until it has been approved by the City. No unsafe water supply shall be available on the park grounds. No common drinking cups shall be allowed.
B. 
The water shall be distributed from approved outlets; cold water supply shall be located at each trailer coach space. An adequate supply of hot water at a temperature of not less than one hundred forty degrees Fahrenheit (140° F.) shall be available at all times in the service buildings provided for bathing, washing and laundry purposes.
C. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
Water supply is obtained from a public water supply if a public supply is available; or
2. 
If an approved public water supply is not available, water supply is obtained from a properly protected private water supply approved by the City. (Construction of such private water supply shall be essentially in accordance with details outlined in Division of Health and Senior Services Standards.)
3. 
The safety of water obtained from such properly protected water supply has been confirmed by satisfactory bacteriological analysis.
4. 
There is no subsurface installation of well pumping machinery.
5. 
The water is easily obtainable and adequate to meet the needs of the park by means of an approved outlet at each trailer coach space and both hot and cold water in the service building for bathing, washing, and laundry purposes.
6. 
Containers for dispensing drinking water are for individual use only and no common drinking facilities are available. Paper cups, if provided, shall be for individual use only, and shall be properly protected.
7. 
Drinking fountains, if provided, are of angle jet type, approved by the Division of Health and Senior Services. (See Division of Health and Senior Services Form E 1.05 titled, "Essential Features in the Design of Sanitary Drinking Fountains.")
8. 
No water of unsafe supply is available on the premises for possible usage by patrons. (Springs and other supplies of questionable nature, shall be conspicuously placarded with a sign reading, "Unsafe Water - Do Not Drink." Such a placard, if sufficiently conspicuous, can be accepted as satisfactory compliance is not available, especially in those cases where it would be unreasonable or exorbitantly expensive to make the supply inaccessible to the public.)
[R.O. 2016 § 525.070; CC 1994 § 25.310]
A. 
Adequate flush toilet facilities shall be provided at all trailer coach parks and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition at all times. Separate flush toilets which are readily accessible and plainly indicated by sign shall be provided for each of the sexes.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
Separate toilet rooms plainly indicated by sign are provided for each sex. Toilet facilities for men and women are either in separate buildings at least twenty (20) feet apart or separated, if in the same building by a four (4) inch masonry wall.
2. 
A minimum of two (2) flush toilets that are easily accessible and conveniently located are provided for each sex.
3. 
Toilet facilities for women consist of not less than one (1) flush toilet for every ten (10) dependent trailer coach spaces. Each toilet is in a private compartment.
4. 
Toilet facilities for men consist of not less than one (1) flush toilet and one (1) urinal for every fifteen (15) dependent trailer coach spaces. Each toilet is in a private compartment.
5. 
The toilet rooms, toilets, urinals and other plumbing fixtures are kept clean and sanitary.
6. 
All toilet room fixtures are of a design approved by the Health Officer. Frost-proof type toilets are not installed.
7. 
Buildings housing the toilet facilities, other sanitation facilities and service facilities, and toilet rooms are well lighted and ventilated and provided with artificial light for night use.
8. 
Toilet rooms are equipped with toilet paper, lavatory facilities, soap in dispensers, and individual towels.
9. 
Windows, doors and other outer openings of buildings housing the toilet facilities, other sanitation facilities and service facilities are screened with sixteen (16) mesh wire cloth and all screen doors are self-closing and open outward.
10. 
Buildings housing the toilet facilities are permanent structures, substantially constructed and maintained in good repair at all times, complying with all applicable ordinances and Statutes regulating the building, electrical installations and plumbing and sanitation systems, and are located not closer than ten (10) feet to any trailer coach space, nor farther than two hundred (200) feet from any dependent trailer coach.
11. 
Buildings housing the toilet facilities, other sanitation facilities and service facilities are constructed of moisture-proof material, including painted woodwork, as shall permit repeated cleaning and washing, and are maintained at the temperature of at least sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit (68° F.), during the period from October first to May first. The floors are of water-impervious materials and sloped to a floor drain connected with the sewer system.
12. 
Buildings housing toilet facilities are constructed and maintained in accordance with the requirements contained in this Code.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.080; CC 1994 § 25.315]
A. 
All trailer coach parks shall be properly plumbed and all buildings in which plumbing fixtures are installed shall be plumbed, lighted and ventilated with strict regard to the health, comfort and safety of the guests. Adequate disposal of sewage shall be provided by discharge into a public sanitary sewer, provided a public sanitary sewer is now or shall hereafter be available, or if a public sanitary sewer is not available, by discharge into a suitable sewage treatment device, said sewage treatment devices to be constructed and operated in a manner approved by the Division of Health and Senior Services.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
All plumbing is installed in a manner approved by the City and in accordance with City Plumbing Regulations.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: See Ch. 500, Art. V, Plumbing Code.
2. 
All plumbing fixtures are of a type approved by the City.
3. 
There is no physical connection between the potable water distribution system and a system containing water of questionable safety.
4. 
There is no direct connection between potable water distribution system and the waste disposal system.
5. 
Supply lines to all tubs, lavatories, sinks, and other reservoir fixtures terminate at least two (2) diameters above the rim of the fixture.
6. 
Waste lines from trailer coaches are connected to the trailer coach park sewers in a manner approved by the City.
7. 
Waste lines in service buildings are not carried above areas used for storage, processing or serving of food or storage and handling of dishes and utensils.
8. 
Sewage wastes from sanitation facilities and plumbing fixtures installed in trailer coaches and from toilets, showers, bath tubs, lavatories, slop sinks, laundries, kitchens and other sanitation fixtures and service fixtures are discharged into an approved public sewage system, if available.
9. 
There is no approved public sewage system available and the sewage wastes are discharged into a suitable individual sewage treatment device constructed and operated in a manner approved by the City.
10. 
The individual sewage treatment device provides adequate primary and secondary treatment, and disposal is in such a manner that no nuisance nor health hazard will result.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.090; CC 1994 § 25.320]
A. 
Adequate lavatory and bathing facilities shall be provided at all trailer coach parks and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition at all times. Separate facilities which are readily accessible and plainly indicated by sign shall be provided for each of the sexes.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
Separate bathing facilities plainly indicated by sign are provided for each sex. Bathing facilities for men and women are either in separate buildings at least twenty (20) feet apart or separated, if in the same building by a four (4) inch masonry wall.
2. 
A minimum of two (2) lavatories and two (2) showers or bath tubs that are easily accessible, and conveniently located are provided for each sex.
3. 
Lavatory and bathing facilities for women consist of one (1) shower or bath tub for every ten (10) dependent trailer coach spaces, and one (1) lavatory for every twenty (20) dependent trailer coach spaces. Each shower or bath tub is in a private compartment.
4. 
Lavatory and bathing facilities for men consist of one (1) shower or bath tub for every ten (10) dependent trailer coach spaces, and one (1) lavatory for every ten (10) dependent trailer coach spaces. Each shower or bath tub is in a private compartment.
5. 
Each shower or tub shall be in a space of not less than nine (9) square feet with a dressing compartment adjacent of not less than twelve (12) square feet.
6. 
The lavatory and bath rooms, lavatories, showers, bath tubs, and other plumbing fixtures are kept clean, sanitary and free from flies.
7. 
All lavatory and bathing fixtures are of a design approved by the City.
8. 
Buildings housing lavatory and bathing facilities are plumbed, lighted, ventilated, screened, heated, equipped, wired, constructed, maintained and located in accordance with the requirements contained in Chapter 500 of this Code.
9. 
Soap and towels are provided for individual use only. An approved mechanical dispensing unit is provided for continuous cloth or roller towels.
10. 
Bathhouse and shower floors are cleaned daily and disinfected with an approved fungicide. [A chlorine solution containing not less than two hundred (200) parts per million of available chlorine is recommended for this purpose.]
11. 
Wastewater is disposed of in a manner approved by the City. (Ponding, pooling, and conditions conducive to insect breeding should be considered the result of unsatisfactory bathing wastewater disposal, and the method of wastewater disposal, consequently not approved. It is recommended that, where feasible, bathing wastewater, especially where central bath houses are utilized, be precluded from the individual sewage disposal system. Such practice will result in a substantial decrease in the volume of wastes to be handled. This is particularly significant where soil absorption is depended upon for secondary sewage treatment. Where bathing wastewater is precluded from the sewage system, adequate provisions must be made for its disposal.)
12. 
The swimming pool is constructed and operated in a manner approved by the City. (For City minimum requirements for the construction and operation of bathing places, see Division of Health and Senior Services approved Minimum Standards for Design and operation of Public Bathing Places.)
[R.O. 2016 § 525.100; CC 1994 § 25.325]
A. 
Adequate laundry facilities shall be provided at all trailer coach parks and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition at all times. Laundry facilities shall be readily accessible and conveniently located.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
Laundry facilities are provided in the ratio of one (1) double laundry tub and ironing board for every twenty (20) trailer coach spaces.
2. 
An electrical outlet supplying current sufficient to operate an iron which is located conveniently near the ironing board.
3. 
Drying spaces are provided sufficient to accommodate the laundry of the trailer coach occupants.
4. 
Buildings housing laundry facilities are plumbed, lighted, ventilated, screened, heated, equipped, wired, constructed, maintained, and located in accordance with the requirements contained in Chapter 500 of this Code.
5. 
If no local means of collection of trailer home waste is provided, then slop sinks shall be provided properly connected to the sewage system at a maximum distance of not more than one hundred (100) feet from any trailer unit.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.110; CC 1994 § 25.330]
A. 
All garbage and refuse shall be stored in tight metal cans with tight fitting covers and shall be removed from the premises and disposed of through the City Garbage Collector.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
All garbage is kept in tight, metal, and easily washable containers provided with close-fitting lids. (Containers should be of an approved type, adequate in number and conveniently located. Close-fitting insect-proof lids shall be provided and used at all times.)
2. 
Garbage containers are located not farther than two hundred (200) feet from any trailer coach space.
3. 
All garbage containers are washed when emptied, and treated with a disinfectant if necessary to prevent nuisance.
4. 
All garbage, trash and other waste materials are removed from the premises as frequently as may be necessary to prevent nuisance and unsightliness, and are disposed of in a manner approved by the City.
5. 
No evidence of accumulation of garbage and refuse or evidence of unsatisfactory disposal is apparent.
[1]
Editor's Note: R.O. 2016 § 525.120, Protection of Food for Sale, was repealed by the City during the 2021 recodification project.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.130; CC 1994 § 25.340]
A. 
All structures located on trailer coach parks for service buildings, housing of facilities, and storage, preparation and serving of food shall be substantially constructed and maintained in a sanitary manner. All doors and windows shall be properly screened with screen wire no larger than sixteen (16) meshes to the inch. All buildings shall be constructed and maintained in a rat-proof and rat-free manner.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
All buildings provided for sanitation facilities, service facilities and storage, preparation and storage of food are properly located, sufficiently large for the intended use, and substantially constructed, and are in good repair.
2. 
The buildings are constructed and equipped so that proper sanitation can be and is maintained.
3. 
The buildings are lighted, ventilated, and heated to provide for the health, comfort and safety of the trailer park occupants.
4. 
All outer openings are effectively screened with no less than sixteen (16) mesh cloth and all screen doors are self-closing and open outward.
5. 
Screen doors close readily and door and window screens fit properly so as to prevent possible entrance of insects between the screen frame and the casing.
6. 
All cracks, construction joints, and miscellaneous openings are stripped or otherwise made fly tight.
7. 
Heating appliances, except electrical, are properly vented to the outside of the building.
8. 
All enclosed spaces within double walls, between ceilings and floors, beneath floors, and in fixtures and equipment, which provide harborage and potential breeding places for rodents, have been eliminated by the removal of the sheathing or interior walls which form the enclosed spaces; or all exposed edges of such walls, floors, and sheathing have been protected against gnawing by rats by the installation of approved ratproof materials, and all openings in walls, floors, and ceilings through which pipes, electric cables, and other conduits pass have been properly sealed with snugly fitting collars of metal or other approved ratproof material securely fastened in place and so maintained; and propagation of rats and invasion and infestation of the premises by them has been permanently prevented.
9. 
All supplementary means necessary for the elimination of flies, roaches, and rodents are employed. (For the elimination of flies, fly repellent fans, flypaper, fly traps, or fly-killing sprays or powders may be used. All poisonous compounds used in the extermination of rodents or insects shall be so colored as to be easily identified; however, poisonous substances should be used with extreme caution and compounds harmless to humans should be substituted wherever possible.)
[R.O. 2016 § 525.140; CC 1994 § 25.345]
A. 
Whenever a case of communicable disease shall occur in any trailer coach park, it shall be the duty of the person in charge to immediately notify the Health Officer having jurisdiction. Isolation shall be maintained in a manner approved by said Health Officer. The person in charge shall not allow the case to leave or be removed from such trailer coach park without the permission of the Health Officer having jurisdiction.
B. 
It shall be the duty of the person in charge to enforce Section II (a) Book IV Missouri Public Health Manual, reading as follows:
When No Physician Is In Attendance. Superintendents, or persons in charge of hospitals, sanitariums, dispensaries, schools, (public, private or parochial) or other institutions, nurses, midwives, teachers, dairy managers, heads of private households, proprietors and keepers of hospitals, boarding houses, restaurants, lodging houses and cops, masters of vessels and heads of industrial establishments, or any other person or persons either attending or having knowledge of a reportable disease, shall communicate such fact to the Health Officer having jurisdiction.
C. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
Communicable disease is promptly reported to the Health Officer having jurisdiction; and
2. 
All necessary steps are taken to properly isolate cases of communicable disease as outlined in Missouri Public Health Manual Book IV, "Control Communicable and Other Diseases Dangerous to Public Health."
3. 
No Federal or State law, Division of Health and Senior Services regulation, or local ordinance governing sanitation and public health is violated.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.150; CC 1994 § 25.350]
A. 
Suitable and adequate precautions shall be taken to eliminate and control all possible fire hazards. Suitable and adequate first aid fire appliances shall be provided and maintained.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
Open fires are not permitted at any place which would endanger life or property.
2. 
All fires and fuel burning equipment are attended by a competent person.
3. 
The trailer coach park is equipped with one (1) fire extinguisher of soda and acid or water and pump type, of two and one-half (2 1/2) gallons capacity, or equivalent, in good working order for every ten (10) trailer coach spaces and conveniently located not farther than two hundred (200) feet from each trailer coach.
4. 
In addition to the above requirements for fire extinguishers, one (1) conveniently located fire extinguisher of soda and acid or water and pump type, of two and one-half (2 1/2) gallons capacity, or equivalent, is provided for each two thousand (2,000) square feet of floor area or fraction thereof in every building located on the park.
5. 
Each fire extinguisher is supported in a vertical position at all times and is properly recharged at intervals not to exceed twelve (12) months. Fire extinguishers bear the seal of approval of "Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.." the date of recharging, and the signature of the servicing agency or person.
6. 
No fire hazards are maintained on the premises; all State laws and local ordinances governing fire control, protection and safety are complied with; and such other precautions as may be recommended by the City are carried out.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.160; CC 1994 § 25.355]
A. 
Suitable and adequate measures shall be taken for the control of animals and fowls.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
Owners or persons in charge of any dog, cat or other animal or fowl do not permit it to run at large, cause any nuisance, or create unsanitary conditions within the limits of the trailer coach park.
2. 
Animals or fowls are not bred or raised within the limits of the trailer coach park.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.170; CC 1994 § 25.360]
A. 
The park owner or operator shall keep a record of all guests.
B. 
Satisfactory Compliance. This item shall be deemed to have been satisfied if:
1. 
The name and address of each occupant will be kept in a permanent file with;
2. 
The license number and State issuing such licenses of each trailer and car and;
3. 
The date of arrival and departure of occupant;
4. 
Number or location of trailer spaces occupied. The operator of the park shall keep a copy of the registry available for inspection at any time by any authorized person and shall not destroy such a registry until the expiration of twelve (12) months following the date of registration.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.180; CC 1994 § 25.365]
A. 
It shall be unlawful within the corporate limits of Park Hills, Missouri, for any person to park any trailer coach of any kind on any street, alley, highway, or other public place within the limits of Park Hills, Missouri, for longer than twelve (12) hours at any place and then only in conformity with the provisions of the Traffic Code of Park Hills, Missouri.
B. 
No trailer coach shall be parked, used or occupied on any tract of ground within Park Hills, Missouri, except as provided in this Code.
C. 
All plumbing and electrical installation and all construction work, alteration, or repair in the park shall be done in accordance with the provisions of the Electrical and Plumbing Regulations of the City of Park Hills, Missouri.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: See Ch. 500, Art. IV, Electrical Code, and Art. V, Plumbing Code.
D. 
No permanent additions of any kind whatsoever shall be built onto or become a part of the trailer coach.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.190; CC 1994 § 25.370]
Before any renewal of trailer coach parking or trailer park license, an inspection shall be made to determine that all the requirements of this Chapter have been complied with.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.200; CC 1994 § 25.375]
The City Administrator, County or State Department of Health or City Health or Sanitary Inspector Agent shall have the authority at any reasonable time to enter upon and inspect for health and sanitary purposes any facility licensed under this Chapter. If upon inspection, it shall be found that the holder of a permit has violated any provision of the foregoing Sections relating to trailers or trailer parks, the Director of Health shall have the power to revoke or suspend any permit and order the trailer removed or the trailer park closed after proper notice and hearing.
[1]
Editor's Note: R.O. 2016 § 525.210, Penalty, was repealed by the City during the 2021 recodification project. See now Ch. 100, Art. IV.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.220; CC 1994 § 25.385]
No person shall operate, maintain or offer for use any trailer coach park without first obtaining from the City Clerk a license as herein provided and the annual license charge shall be twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for from two (2) to ten (10) trailer coach spaces and five dollars ($5.00) for each additional trailer coach space more than ten (10) in number. The licensee shall file with the City Clerk an affidavit stating the number of trailer coach spaces that will be offered for use for the length of the license.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.230; CC 1994 § 25.390]
No additional trailer coach space shall be built or used during the length of the license without first notifying the City Clerk and obtaining the necessary licenses.
[R.O. 2016 § 525.240; CC 1994 § 25.395]
In case any license issued hereunder is revoked, surrendered or forfeited by the licensee, not used or used only for a portion of the license period, after the effective date of such license, no refund of any license charge or part thereof shall be made.