The manager shall be responsible for maintaining all common facilities,
including, but not limited to, roads, parking areas, sidewalks or pathways,
solid waste storage facilities, central mail boxes, common open space, water
supply and sewage disposal systems, and service buildings, in a condition
of proper repair and maintenance so that all common facilities shall be fully
usable for the intended and design purposes, and be free of debris and refuse.
If, upon inspection by the Zoning Officer or other representative, it is determined
that the mobile home park is not in compliance with this standard of maintenance,
the manager shall be considered to be in violation of this chapter and the
Zoning Officer shall notify the manager of the particulars of any such violation.
The manager shall thereafter have 30 days in which to correct any such
violations, except that, if the violation is determined by the Zoning Officer
or other representative, in their sole discretion, to constitute a hazard
to the health or safety of the residents of the mobile home park, he shall
order that the violation be corrected forthwith.
A.
The manager of a mobile home park shall, prior to issuance
of any certificate of occupancy pursuant to final approval of an application
for new development or expansion, post with the Township a maintenance bond
in an amount to be set by the Township Engineer. Such bond shall be posted
annually and the amount of such bond may be adjusted by the Township Engineer
from year to year.
