No person shall operate a trailer park without first having
secured a permit therefor from the building official of the city.
(Prior code § 6404.11; Ord. 2190 § 6, 2020)
An application for a permit to operate a trailer park shall
be accompanied by a legal description of the property to be used for
such trailer park, and four copies of the trailer park plans showing
the following, either existing or proposed:
(1)
Location, extent and area used for trailer park;
(2)
Location, arrangement, and dimensions of all buildings, trailer-units,
auto-units, walks and driveways;
(3)
Location and number of sanitary conveniences, including toilets,
washrooms, laundries and utility rooms to be used by occupants of
units, and other persons residing on such premises;
(4)
Plan of sewage disposal;
(5)
Plan of water supply;
(6)
Plan of garbage removal;
(7)
Plan of electric lighting.
(Prior code § 6404.12)
No such permit may be issued until the location of such trailer
park and the plans thereof as provided herein shall have been approved
by the planning commission. An approved location shall be one where
the planning commission shall find that such trailer park would not
be detrimental to adjacent property or injurious to the public health,
safety and general welfare.
(Prior code § 6404.13)
Whenever any existing permanent structure in any auto trailer park, existing at the time of the effective date of this code, is so located that compliance with Section 19.16.020 would, in the opinion of the planning commission, cause the owner or operator of such trailer park undue hardship or would require extraordinary financial outlay, the planning commission may allow exceptions to said provisions and under such terms and conditions as it may deem necessary.
(Prior code § 6404.14)
Any permit issued pursuant to the terms of this title may be
suspended if the building official determines that the holder thereof
has violated any of the provisions of this title or other ordinances
or regulations applicable to the operation and occupancy of a trailer
park.
(Prior code § 6404.15; Ord. 2190 § 6, 2020)
Any person aggrieved by the granting, denying or suspending
of a permit for a trailer park, at any time within ten days after
issuance of such grant, denial or suspension, may file with the city
clerk a written request for a hearing on such matter. The city council
at its first meeting after the filing of such request shall set a
time for hearing thereon and the city clerk, within five days thereafter,
shall cause a written notice of such hearing to be mailed to the person
requesting such hearing or the permittee of such trailer park. The
city council, in its discretion, may also order that notice of the
hearing be mailed to other persons directly interested therein. The
city council may refer such matter to the planning commission of the
city for hearing and findings of fact and recommendation thereon.
After hearing by the city council or after a hearing and report thereon
by the planning commission, the city council shall determine whether
the action by the building official was justified, and shall thereupon
issue an order granting, denying, suspending or revoking such permit.
The findings of fact, recommendation, and determination and order
shall be filed with the city clerk who shall send a copy thereof by
registered mail to such person requesting such hearing or the permittee
of such trailer park.
(Prior code § 6404.16; Ord. 2190 § 6, 2020)
A permit issued under the terms of this title shall convey no
right to erect any building, or to do any plumbing, sewer or electrical
work.
(Prior code § 6404.17)
