[Rev. Ords. Ch. 20, § 101(B)]
For the purposes of this chapter, the term "licensee" shall
mean any person licensed to operate and maintain a mobile home, trailer
park or mobile home park under the zoning ordinance of the City.
[Rev. Ords. 1953, Ch. 20, § 901]
The building inspector is hereby authorized and directed to
make inspections to determine the condition of each trailer park and
mobile home park and report any violation of this chapter to the Chief
of Police for action.
[Rev. Ords. 1953, Ch. 20, § 901]
(a)
The building inspector may revoke any license to operate and maintain
a trailer park or mobile home park when the licensee has been found
guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction of violating the provisions
of this chapter.
(b)
After such a conviction, the license shall be reissued if the circumstances
leading to the conviction have been remedied and the park is being
maintained and operated in compliance with this chapter.
[Rev. Ords. 1953, Ch. 20, § 801]
(a)
A licensee shall keep a register of all trailers and mobile homes
in his park, and such register shall be available for inspection by
law enforcement officers, public health officials and others whose
duties necessitate acquisition of the information contained in the
register.
(b)
Such register shall contain names and addresses of the owners and
occupants of all trailers or mobile homes stopping in the court; the
make, model and license number of each motor vehicle and trailer coach;
the state, territory or county issuing the trailer license; and the
dates of arrival and departure of each trailer or mobile home.
(c)
The register records required by this section shall not be destroyed
for a period of three years following the date of registration.
[Rev. Ords. 1953, Ch. 20, § 601]
When City water and sewer lines are available, all trailer parks
and mobile home parks shall have a direct connection thereto. If City
water and sewer lines are not available, an approved deep well and
adequate septic tank shall be provided in accordance with the State
of Maine State Plumbing Code and regulations of the department of
health and welfare.
[Rev. Ords. 1953, Ch. 20, § 407]
Each mobile home space shall have a water connection, a sewage
connection and an electrical outlet.
[Rev. Ords. 1953, Ch. 20, § 505]
In addition to the requirements of the zoning ordinance, service
buildings in trailer parks shall provide laundry facilities.
[Rev. Ords. 1953, Ch. 20, § 409; Ord. of 2-1-1960]
(a)
No additions of any kind shall be built onto or become a part of
any trailer or mobile home either in a park or on a separate lot except
as provided in this section.
(b)
In a trailer park or mobile home park, it shall be the responsibility
of the park owner to see that each trailer and mobile home conforms
to this section.
(c)
A one-story vestibule not to exceed the height of the trailer may
be attached to the trailer at the main entrance, and such vestibule
shall not exceed 50 square feet in floor area and shall be constructed
in a neat and workmanlike manner. The building inspector shall have
the authority to determine if such a vestibule conforms to this section,
however, an appeal of the inspector's decision to the board of
zoning appeals is available.
(d)
In an "R-3" zone, the owner of a mobile home located on a single
house-size lot may erect an addition thereto of a size not to exceed
the length of the mobile home and not to exceed 12 feet in width,
provided a building permit has been granted for such addition.
(e)
Skirting of trailers or mobile homes is permissible, but such skirting
shall not attach the trailer or mobile home permanently to the ground,
provide a harborage for rodents or create a fire hazard.
[Rev. Ords. 1953, Ch. 20, § 701]
No open fires shall be permitted in mobile home or trailer parks
except in specified areas approved by local authorities.
