(a) 
The city council finds that properly planned and operated recreational vehicle communities (i.e., recreational vehicle (RV) parks):
(1) 
Promote the safety and health of the residents of such communities and of other nearby communities;
(2) 
Encourage economical and orderly development of such communities and of other nearby communities.
(b) 
It is therefore declared to be the policy of the city to eliminate and prevent health and safety hazards and to promote the economical and orderly development and utilization of land by providing for planned and supervised recreational vehicle communities, and providing for the standards and regulations necessary to accomplish these purposes. This division is enacted in order to achieve orderly development of recreational vehicle parks (RV parks), to promote and develop the use of land to minimize possible impacts, and to promote the health, safety and general welfare of the public.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 15, adopted 11/2/2020)
This division shall apply to any recreational vehicle park to be located within the city limits.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 16, adopted 11/2/2020)
Accessory structure.
Any structural addition to the recreational vehicle or site, including awnings, cabanas, carports, garages, porches, storage cabinets, storage sheds, and similar appurtenant structures.
Biodegradable.
Capable of being decomposed by biological agents, especially bacteria.
Building official.
The official of the city responsible for the inspection of electrical, mechanical and plumbing associated with a property.
Code official.
The official of the city or his/her designee charged with the enforcement of the provisions of this division.
Controlling interest.
A person or developer who controls at least fifty-one percent (51%) of ownership.
Dry hydrant.
An unpressurized, permanently installed pipe that has one end below the water level of a lake, pond or container.
Full-time employee.
A person who is responsible for maintenance of the RV park seven (7) days per week. This person may or may not be the owner of the RV park.
Licensee or agent.
A person who may or may not own the RV park but is the person responsible for the day-to-day operations including the records and license of the park.
Opaque fence.
A fence made of solid materials designed to shield from public view the RV park, i.e., is difficult to see through or perceive.
Public use phone.
A phone used by registrants of the RV park for emergency purposes.
Recreational vehicle or RV.
Any licensed camp trailer, travel trailer, motor home or fifth wheel designed to provide temporary living quarters for recreational camping or travel use, constructed with integral wheels to make it mobile and/or towable by motor vehicle.
Recreational vehicle park or RV park.
Any lot, tract, or parcel of land upon which accommodation is provided for two or more recreational vehicles used as living or sleeping quarters by the day, week, or month, whether a charge is or is not made. A recreational vehicle park is a unified development of recreational vehicle spaces provided for recreational vehicle use with or without community facilities and permitted permanent buildings.
Recreational vehicle site or RV site.
That part of a lot or area in a recreational vehicle park or RV park that has been reserved for the placement of one recreational vehicle or RV.
Sample well site.
A connection at the property line where the customer's line and city line connect at which shall be installed a vertical riser of four (4) inches in circumference, and shall extend four (4) to six (6) inches above grade, for the detection of non-biodegradable materials.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 17, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Required; application.
It shall be unlawful for any person to operate any RV park within the city limits unless he/she holds a valid license issued annually by the city in the name of such person for the specific park. The applicant shall make all applications for the licenses on forms furnished by the city, which may issue a license upon compliance with the provisions of this division and approval of a conditional use permit issued by the city.
(b) 
Hearing on denial.
Any person whose application for a license under this section has been denied may request, and shall be granted, a hearing on this matter before the city council.
(c) 
Renewal.
Application for renewal of a license shall be made in writing by the licensee on forms furnished by the city on or before December 31st of each year. Such application shall contain any changes in the information occurring after the original license was issued or the latest renewal granted.
(d) 
Payment of fee.
All applications shall be accompanied by a fee as provided for in the city's fee schedule.
(e) 
Approval of transfer.
Every person holding a license shall give notice in writing to the city within ten (10) days after having sold, transferred, given away, or otherwise disposed of interest in or control of any RV park. Application for transfer of a license shall be made within ten (10) calendar days after notification of change covered in this section. Within thirty (30) calendar days thereafter, the city shall act on the application for license transfer and it shall be approved if the RV park is in compliance with the provisions of this division.
(f) 
Transfer fee.
All applications for license transfer shall be accompanied by a fee as provided for in the city's fee schedule.
(g) 
Suspension; utility disconnection.
(1) 
The mayor, or any other duly authorized employee or representative of the city, shall have the right and authority to enter upon the RV park at all reasonable times for the purpose of inspecting same, and to see that no violations are made. Whenever, upon inspection of any RV park, the city finds that conditions or practices exist which are in violation of any provisions of this division applicable to such park, the city shall give notice in writing to the owner and/or manager of the park, and if such conditions or practices have not been corrected in the time frame set forth in the notice, the city will suspend the license and give notice of such suspension. Upon suspension of the license, the licensee shall cease operation of such park.
(2) 
The suspension of the license may be appealed to the city council as set forth herein.
(3) 
The building official shall have the authority to order utility disconnections for any of the following reasons:
(A) 
The owner or any of his agents, representatives or employees are violating or have violated any provisions of this division or any other ordinance of the city or laws of the state.
(B) 
For refusal to allow the building official or any other duly authorized person to enter upon and inspect the RV park.
(C) 
Upon notification by city staff of the owner's failure to pay permit fees by the stated time.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 18, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Authorized.
The building official and code official are hereby authorized to make such inspections as are necessary to determine compliance with this division.
(b) 
Entry on premises.
The building official and code official shall have the power to enter at reasonable times upon any private or public property within the purpose of inspecting and investigating conditions relating to the enforcement of this division.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 19, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Contents and service of notice.
(1) 
Whenever it is determined that there are grounds to believe that there has been a violation of any provision of this division, the city shall give notice of such alleged violation to the licensee or agent, as hereinafter provided. Such notice shall:
(A) 
Be in writing.
(B) 
Include a statement of the reasons for its issuance.
(C) 
Allow ten (10) days for compliance.
(D) 
Be served upon the licensee or his agent; provided that such notice or order shall be deemed to have been properly served upon such licensee or agent when a copy thereof has been served in person or sent by certified mail to his/her last known address.
(E) 
Contain an outline of remedial action that, if taken, will effect compliance with the provisions of this division.
(2) 
After all procedures outlined above are exhausted, citations may be issued.
(3) 
If a municipality mails a notice to a property owner in accordance with this subsection and the United States Postal Service returns the notice as "refused" or "unclaimed," the validity of the notice is not affected, and the notice is considered as delivered.
(b) 
Appeal from notice.
Any person affected by any notice that has been issued in connection with the enforcement of any provision of this division applicable to such park may request a hearing before the city council; provided that such person shall file, within ten (10) days after the day the notice was served, in the city secretary's office, with a copy to the office of the code official, a written petition requesting such hearing and setting forth a brief statement of the grounds thereof. The decision of the city council is final.
(c) 
Issuance of order.
After such hearing, the city council shall issue an order in writing sustaining, modifying, or withdrawing the notice of violation, which order shall be served by certified mail upon the petitioner. Any failure to comply with an order sustaining or modifying the finding of a violation shall constitute grounds for immediate revocation of the license of the park affected by the order.
(d) 
Order without notice.
Whenever the city finds that an emergency exists which requires immediate action to protect the public health or safety, the designated official may, without notice or hearing, issue an order reciting the existence of such an emergency and requiring the action to be taken as deemed necessary to meet the emergency. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this section, such order shall be effective immediately, but upon written petition to the city such person shall be afforded a hearing as soon as possible. The provisions of subsection (c) of this section shall be applicable to such hearing and the order issued thereafter.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 20, adopted 11/2/2020)
Any noncompliance with this division is hereby deemed a nuisance. The city may abate and remove the nuisance and punish the person(s) responsible for causing or allowing the nuisance condition to exist. Any person(s) violating this division shall be subject to a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each provision violated, and each day that there is a failure to comply with the terms of any provision of this division is declared to be a separate offense. For violations of the provisions of this division that govern fire safety, zoning, or public health and sanitation, including dumping of refuse, the fine may not exceed two thousand dollars ($2000.00) per day, per violation. The code official shall be the authority of the jurisdiction responsible for the issuance of citations and any action deemed necessary for the enforcement of this division.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 21, adopted 11/2/2020)
A site development plan must be prepared and submitted to staff and must include the requirements for site plans contained herein.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 22, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
The developer must receive a conditional use permit from the city prior to development of the RV park. No RV park shall be located within three hundred (300) feet of a residential lot and/or a single-family home.
(b) 
An opaque fence at least eight (8) feet in height must be placed on the property lines to buffer the RV park from view. The fence shall be installed on all sides of the property. The fence must be of wooden, metal or galvanized materials.
(c) 
Each RV lot shall provide at least one off-street parking space. Additional parking spaces shall be provided at the rate of one-half parking space per RV lot in common areas which are accessible to those units being served. Said space shall:
(1) 
Have a permanent all-weather surface constructed of concrete.
(2) 
Have dimensions of not less than nine (9) feet by twenty (20) feet.
(3) 
Be appropriately defined and/or marked.
(4) 
Be accessible to an all-weather surface private street constructed of concrete.
(5) 
Be so located and regulated that no parking or maneuvering incidental to parking shall occur on any public street or walkway.
(6) 
Provide adequate barriers to keep any parked vehicle from extending into or overhanging any public dedicated street or private street.
(7) 
Be so designated that any vehicle may be parked and unparked without requiring the moving of any other vehicle.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 23, adopted 11/2/2020)
Each RV park must have a minimum size of five (5) acres, with a maximum of ten (10) acres. The maximum site density for RV parks shall be twenty (20) sites per acre. Only one (1) recreational vehicle is permitted per recreational vehicle site.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 24, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Each recreational vehicle site within the RV park shall have a minimum area of one thousand nine hundred fifty (1,950) square feet and shall be at least thirty (30) feet wide and sixty-five (65) feet in depth. The sites shall be designed as pull-through for ease of entering and leaving the site. A roadway is therefore required to the front and rear. In addition, the space shall be clearly marked, identifying the space number.
(b) 
The left 1/3 (10 x 65) of the site or driver's side must be planted with grass and other landscaping, the middle (10 x 65) must be paved with cement, and the remaining 1/3 or passenger side can be paved with either cement, asphalt, crushed rock or similar material. The middle portion is to be used for the parking of the recreational vehicle with the paved area on the right used as a parking or patio area.
(c) 
All RVs shall be located not closer than the following:
(1) 
The sides of RVs shall be no closer than eighteen (18) feet from any other RV.
(2) 
The rear of the RVs shall be no closer than eighteen (18) feet from any other RV.
(3) 
No part of the front of any RV shall be closer than ten (10) feet to the surface of the private street.
(4) 
No part of any RV shall be located closer than ten (10) feet from the RV park perimeter line.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 25, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Each recreational vehicle site within the RV park shall have access to an internal private roadway, which shall have access to a public street. The entrance of the internal roadway shall have a pavement width of at least thirty (30) feet with an adequate curb radius. The major thoroughfare shall have a pavement width of at least twenty-eight (28) feet. The roadway may be eighteen (18) feet if the RV park is designed for one-way roads. Each emergency access lane shall have a clear unobstructed width of twenty-eight (28) feet, eighteen (18) feet if one-way, and shall have a turning area and radii with a minimum of sixty (60) feet to permit free movement of emergency vehicles. Dead-end streets are not allowed.
(b) 
Private street intersections shall generally be at right angles. Offsets at intersections which will be less than 125 feet should be avoided as well as intersections of more than two (2) streets at one point.
(c) 
All private streets shall be constructed of concrete.
(d) 
Connecting private streets which may connect two public streets shall, by the use of two or more streets, be located so as to discourage through traffic.
(e) 
Metal signs shall be placed along the emergency access lane by the owner or agent of the RV park stating that parking is prohibited. The sign type, size, height and location shall be approved by the city.
(f) 
The private streets, parking lots, walks and service areas shall be kept properly and adequately lighted at all times, so the RV park shall be safe for occupants and visitors; provided further, all entrances and exits shall be lighted.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 26, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Each RV park must have an office for the manager of the RV park, and a bathroom and shower facilities, as well as laundry facilities. All facilities used by residents must be well lit inside and out during the night hours. All facilities must meet applicable codes adopted by the city.
(b) 
All RV parks shall have at least one (1) recreation area, located as to be free of traffic hazards, easily accessible to all park residents and centrally located where topography permits. Not less than ten (10) percent of the gross park area shall be devoted to recreational facilities. Recreation areas include space for community recreation buildings, adult recreation (basketball court or tennis court), playgrounds for children, and swimming pools. Recreation areas do not include areas used for restrooms, vehicle parking, maintenance and utility areas.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 27, adopted 11/2/2020)
Exposed ground surfaces in all parts of the RV parks shall be paved, covered with stone, rock, or other similar solid material, or protected with vegetative cover that is capable of preventing soil erosion and eliminating dust. Note: All pavement shall be kept in good repair.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 28, adopted 11/2/2020)
The placement of a recreational vehicle for occupancy shall not be permitted except in an approved recreational vehicle park. A recreational vehicle may be placed at an owner's residence as long as the RV is placed in the side or rear yard area and it is not used for occupancy longer than ten (10) days in a twelve (12) month period.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 29, adopted 11/2/2020)
The ground surface in all parts of the RV park shall be graded and designed to drain all stormwater and surface water in a safe, efficient manner. Drainage analysis shall be performed by a licensed professional engineer and easements for the conveyance of surface water off-site shall be obtained if necessary.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 30, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Each site within an RV park shall be provided with a connection to the city water supply if available. If city water supply is not available, then a permit from the state commission on environmental quality (TCEQ) shall be obtained to install a well. The city must approve all proposed water facility plans prior to construction. The water distribution system shall be installed as follows:
(1) 
The water supply system, fixtures and other equipment must be installed in accordance with applicable codes adopted by the city.
(2) 
A master water meter shall be installed to serve the RV park. Sub-metering or re-metering of RV sites is not permitted.
(3) 
A reduced pressure principle backflow preventer will be required to be placed at the property line on the discharge side of the master meter. In addition, one (1) must be placed at each of the connections for each RV site and located on the left side of the site.
(4) 
Water riser service branch lines shall extend at least twelve (12) inches above ground elevation. The branch line shall be at least 3/4 inch.
(5) 
Adequate provisions shall be made to prevent freezing of service lines, valves and riser pipes. Surface drainage shall be diverted from the location of utility connections at each site.
(6) 
A shut-off valve below the frost line shall be provided near each water riser pipe.
(7) 
The owner/operator shall have complete maintenance responsibility for the water system within the RV park.
(8) 
The city has no maintenance responsibility for service lines within the RV park. The responsibility of the city stops at the property line.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 31, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Each site within the RV park shall be provided with a connection for wastewater into the city's wastewater system, if available. If city wastewater is not available, then a permit from the state commission on environmental quality (TCEQ) shall be obtained prior to placement of an on-site sewage facility. All proposed wastewater service lines shall be connected to the city wastewater system if available.
(b) 
On-site sewage facilities are permitted if city utilities are not available. The city must approve all proposed wastewater facility plans prior to construction. The wastewater distribution system shall be installed as follows:
(1) 
The wastewater system and materials must be installed in accordance with applicable codes adopted by the city.
(2) 
Each site shall be provided with a four-inch diameter wastewater riser and shall extend above grade four (4) to six (6) inches. The wastewater riser pipe shall be so located on each stand so that the wastewater connection to the RV drain outlet will approximate a vertical position. Each inlet shall be provided with a gastight seal when connected to a recreational vehicle or have a gastight seal plug when not in service. The plug shall be that of a spring-loaded device.
(3) 
The wastewater connection to each site shall consist of a single four-inch service line without any branch lines, fittings, or connections. All joints shall be watertight.
(4) 
Surface drainage shall be diverted away from the riser. The rim of the riser pipe shall extend at least four (4) to six (6) inches above the ground elevation.
(5) 
Each collection wastewater line shall provide a vent extending a minimum of ten (10) feet in height.
(6) 
The owner/operator shall have complete maintenance responsibility for the wastewater system within the RV park. The responsibility of the city stops at the property line.
(7) 
Each RV park shall be required to install at the property line, where connection to the city sewer is made, a sample well site as defined herein. The sample well site shall be installed according to city code.
(8) 
All chemicals entering the city sewer shall be biodegradable.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 32, adopted 11/2/2020)
Each site within the RV park shall be provided with electrical service. All electrical service lines shall be underground and installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code. The electrical service shall be installed as follows:
(1) 
A master electric meter shall be installed to serve the RV park. Sub-metering or re-metering of RV sites is not permitted.
(2) 
The city has no maintenance responsibility for service lines within the RV park. The responsibility of the city stops at the property line.
(3) 
The location of all underground lines shall be clearly marked by surface signs at approved intervals.
(4) 
Power supply to each site shall be a minimum of one 20-amp and one 50-amp power supply.
(5) 
Outlets (receptacles or pressure connectors) shall be housed in an Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., approved weatherproof outlet box.
(6) 
A watertight seal shall be provided for underground conduit in floodplain installations and a riser extending a minimum of two (2) feet above the floodplain elevation shall be provided.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 33, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Each RV park shall provide the following sanitary facilities as listed below:
(1) 
One (1) toilet or stool for the female sex for every ten (10) sites or fraction thereof (minimum of one (1) is required) for the first one hundred and twenty (120) sites, and one (1) per twenty (20) sites thereafter.
(2) 
One (1) toilet or stool and one (1) urinal stall for the male sex for every ten (10) sites or fraction thereof (minimum of one (1) is required) for the first one hundred and twenty (120) sites, and one (1) per twenty (20) sites thereafter.
(3) 
One (1) washbasin shall be provided within the toilet room for every two (2) toilets or fraction thereof (a minimum of one (1) is required).
(4) 
One (1) shower shall be provided for each sex for each twenty (20) sites or fraction thereof (minimum of one (1) is required for each sex) for the first one hundred and twenty (120) sites, and one (1) per forty (40) sites thereafter.
(5) 
All toilets and shower facilities shall be placed in properly constructed buildings and located not more than two hundred (200) feet from any recreational vehicle site.
(6) 
Buildings shall be well lit at all times, day or night, well ventilated with screened openings, and constructed of moisture-proof material to permit rapid and satisfactory cleaning, scouring and washing.
(7) 
The floors shall be of concrete or other impervious material, elevated not less than four (4) inches above grade, and each room shall be provided with floor drains.
(8) 
A slop sink or basin with water supply shall be in each restroom (male and female) and at least one (1) in the laundry facility, and shall be constructed in accordance with design, size and materials approved by the building official.
(b) 
Toilet and bathing facilities shall be in separate rooms or partitioned apart in any manner as to provide privacy and promote cleanliness. Each toilet provided in a community toilet house shall be partitioned apart from any other toilet in the same room. The floor surface around the commode shall not drain into the shower floor.
(c) 
Toilet floors and walls shall be of impervious material, painted white or a light color, and kept clean at all times. Shower stalls shall be of tile, plaster, cement or some other impervious material and shall be kept clean at all times. If a shower stall is of some impervious material other than tile, cement or plaster, it shall be white or some light color and kept clean at all times. The floor of any bathroom, other than the shower stall, shall be of some impervious material, and the walls of the bathroom, other than the shower stall, shall be papered with canvas and wallpaper, or an equivalent washable surface kept clean at all times.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 34, adopted 11/2/2020)
Each RV park shall be provided with safe and adequate facilities for the collection and removal of waste and garbage. Storage, collection, and handling shall be conducted so as to create no health hazards, rodent harborage, insect breeding areas, or fire hazards. Every site shall be located within two hundred (200) feet of a refuse facility measured along the RV park internal roadway. Trash dumpsters shall be screened on three (3) sides.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 35, adopted 11/2/2020)
A minimum of one (1) land line telephone shall be provided in an easily accessible location twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, for emergency use.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 36, adopted 11/2/2020)
The individual sites within the RV park are not allowed to have accessory structures as defined herein.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 37, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Each person renting a site within a RV park shall provide the following information to the owner, manager, operator or person in charge of the RV park:
(1) 
Name;
(2) 
Full address of permanent residence;
(3) 
Automobile and recreational vehicle license plate number and the state in which each it is registered;
(4) 
Driver's license number of the owner;
(5) 
The number or letter of the site being rented;
(6) 
Date of arrival and departure.
(b) 
The city shall have a right to inspect the registration records of any RV park at any time during normal business hours.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 38, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Grounds, buildings and structures in the RV park shall be maintained free of the accumulation of high grass and weeds and debris so as to prevent rodent and snake harborage or the breeding of flies, mosquitoes or other pests.
(b) 
The RV park owner or manager shall be responsible for maintaining the entire area of the park free of dry brush, leaves, limbs and weeds.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 39, adopted 11/2/2020)
(a) 
Open fires shall be allowed only in a manner and within a container approved by the fire chief.
(b) 
A fire hydrant(s) must be placed such that each recreational vehicle site is at most five hundred (500) feet from one.
(c) 
If a RV park is to be placed in an area where city water is not available, the RV park owner must have a pond located on the property filled at all times with a minimum capacity of twenty thousand (20,000) gallons with a dry hydrant installed. A container capable of holding a minimum of twenty thousand (20,000) gallons with a dry hydrant installed shall also be allowed and/or substituted for a pond. The dry hydrant shall conform to the city's hydrant specifications. Note: Please see diagram of a dry hydrant below:
(Ordinance 84, sec. 40, adopted 11/2/2020; Ordinance adopting Code)
(a) 
RVs cannot be used as a permanent residence unless said RV is located in an approved RV park.
(b) 
Note: The city reserves the right to modify or change this section for the purpose of a natural disaster or related incidents, including the requirement of removal of all recreational vehicles that may be subject to dangerous or inclement weather. However, the final decision for the removal of all recreational vehicles, as defined herein, shall be at the sole discretion of the owner/operator of the RV park. The city assumes no liability.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 41, adopted 11/2/2020)
Upon a change of ownership of an existing nonconforming RV park, as referenced above, the new owner shall be issued a temporary license and given ninety (90) days to bring the existing RV park into compliance with the requirements of this division. The building official is authorized to grant extensions for work that may require more than ninety (90) days. The extension shall be in writing and justifiable cause demonstrated. Change of ownership shall include a change from ownership of any person, firm or entity to any other person, firm or entity. Change of ownership shall not include an assignment to an entity formed and majority owned by the original existing nonconforming owner.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 42, adopted 11/2/2020)
Existing manufactured/mobile home parks that have spaces for recreational vehicles existing prior to the adoption of this division shall be permitted to occupy the space with a recreational vehicle. However, in no instance shall a new manufactured home park located within the city limits be allowed recreational vehicles or spaces for recreational vehicles. Same shall apply to a recreational vehicle to be located within the city limits. Only recreational vehicles shall be allowed in a recreational vehicle park. No manufactured/mobile home shall be permitted in a recreational vehicle park.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 43, adopted 11/2/2020)
No person shall erect or construct, or proceed with the erection or construction, of any RV lot, building or structure, or add to, enlarge, improve, alter, repair, convert, extend or demolish any RV park site or building, or cause the same to be done, without first obtaining the necessary permits from the planning department. All such work shall be constructed in accordance with the applicable city codes and laws of the state.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 44, adopted 11/2/2020)
No permit granted hereunder shall ever be held to bar prosecution for violation of any other provision of this division or any other section or code of this city, or prevent the enforcement of any such provision or ordinance, or inhibit the exercise of powers and duties of any officer under the terms of any such provision or ordinance.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 45, adopted 11/2/2020)
RV parks currently located in nonconforming areas shall not be allowed to expand or increase in size. Furthermore, any changes or renovations to an existing RV park must meet the standards set forth in this division.
(Ordinance 84, sec. 46, adopted 11/2/2020)