Except as otherwise provided in this title, no person shall:
(1)
For occupancy or living purposes park any trailer or mounted camper
on any street or other public place; or
(2)
Occupy or otherwise live in or habitate any trailer or mounted camper
on any private tract of land, in excess of twenty-four hours; or
(3)
Park or store any trailer or mounted camper within the required side
yards of any lot, except as provided for in Section 21.74.380(10);
or
(4)
Operate any trailer park.
(Prior code § 6404.5)
No trailer parked on any premises shall be occupied by any person
for more than fifteen days in any calendar year unless such trailer
shall have been registered with the Motor Vehicle Department of the
state for such calendar year.
(Prior code § 6404.6)
Emergency or temporary stopping or parking is permitted on any
street for not longer than twenty-four hours, subject, however, to
any other and further prohibitions, regulations or limitations imposed
by the traffic and parking regulations or ordinances of the city governing
the use of streets.
(Prior code § 6404.7)
No trailer shall be parked on any premises other than an approved
trailer park, and no person shall occupy any trailer parked on any
premises other than an approved trailer park; excepting, however,
that any trailer owned by the owner or occupant of any premises may
be parked on such premises owned or occupied by such person, and a
trailer owned by a guest of such owner or occupant of any premises
may be parked on such premises and occupied by such guest, provided,
however, that altogether any and all such parkings and occupancies
on any such property by any guest or guests shall not exceed a total
of fifteen days in any calendar year. The owner or occupant of any
such premises, immediately after the entry on such premises, of any
trailer owned by a guest, shall report to the building department
the date of such entry; the registration number of such trailer, and
immediately after the departure of such trailer shall report the date
of such departure, and failure of such owner or occupant of any such
premises to make any such report shall constitute prima facie evidence
of the existence of such parking and occupancy for a period of fifteen
days in such calendar year.
(Prior code § 6404.8)
No trailer in a trailer park shall be parked within the required
unoccupied front yard of the zoning district in which such trailer
park is located, nor less than three feet from the side and rear boundary
lines of the premises on which located, nor less than ten feet from
any building or other trailer located on the same premises, provided
however, that where an individual and separate service building is
provided for a trailer-unit and adjacent thereto, an open space between
such trailer and such individual service building shall not be required.
(Prior code § 6404.9)
No trailer parked on premises other than an approved trailer
park shall be parked so that any portion thereof is within the required
front, side, or rear yard or other required unoccupied space of a
lot in the zoning district where such trailer is parked or within
the area between the adjacent street and prolongation of the required
front yard setback line on any adjoining lot.
(Prior code § 6404.10)
