[1960 Code § 14.04.010]
Each park to be constructed under the provisions of this title
shall adhere to the minimum regulations as are required by the Illinois
state department of health regulating house trailer park sanitation.
The department of health regulations establish health sanitation and
safety standards for all parks in Illinois.[1]
[1]
See 210 ILCS 115/1.
[1960 Code § 14.04.020]
Nothing in this title shall be construed to include the state
parks of Illinois, and the term "trailer coach park" or "mobile home
park" shall not be construed to include buildings, tents or other
structures maintained by any individual or company on their own premises
and used exclusively to house their own farm labor; or any military
establishment of the United States, or of this state, wherein a trailer
coach or coaches may be located or harbored; or any park on state
or county fairgrounds for a period during, immediately prior to, and
immediately subsequent to the holding of the fair, not to exceed a
total of two weeks in all; or the area or premises on any farm upon
which are harbored trailer coaches occupied by persons employed upon
such farm for not more than 90 days in any calendar year in the production,
harvesting or processing of agricultural or horticultural products
produced on such farm.
[1960 Code Ch. 14.08; amended Ord. 2014-800, 3-3-2014]
A building subordinate to and smaller than a principal building
or mobile home that contributes to the comfort, convenience or necessity
of the occupants of the principal building or mobile home.
The City Zoning Board of Appeals (see Title 2, Chapter 7
of this Code).
The legally designated City enforcing officer (or his authorized
representative).
A trailer coach which does not have a toilet and bath or
shower facilities. Their use is prohibited in any mobile home park.
Any enclosure or vehicle used for living, sleeping, business
or storage purposes on a foundation or wheels which is, has been,
or reasonably may be equipped with wheels or other devices for transporting
it from place to place, whether by motive power or other means, suitable
for year round occupancy, and containing both facilities and self-contained
toilet. This definition includes nonmotorized recreational travel
trailers, but is not intended to include camper buses.
Permissible.
A written permission issued by the City zoning inspector
permitting the owner to construct or alter a mobile home park under
this title and regulations promulgated thereunder.
An individual, firm, partnership, corporation, company or
association.
A building housing manager's office, laundry facilities,
maintenance equipment, toilet facilities for employees, and emergency
sanitary accommodations.
Imperative and mandatory.
Any vehicle or similar portable structure used or so constructed
as to permit its being used as a conveyance upon the public streets
or highways and designated to permit the occupancy thereof as a dwelling
place for one or more persons.
A parcel of land designated for the exclusive use of the
occupants of a single mobile home, also termed mobile home space.
An area of land upon which five or more occupied trailer
coaches or mobile homes are harbored either free of charge or for
revenue purposes, and shall include any building, structure, tent,
vehicle or enclosure used or intended for use as a part of the equipment
of such trailer coach park.
That part of an individual lot which has been reserved for
the placement of the mobile home, appurtenant structures or additions.
A written permission issued by the City zoning inspector
permitting the owner to construct or alter a mobile home park under
this title and regulations promulgated thereunder.
