Trailer courts shall not be constructed or altered by any person until formal approval of application to operate a trailer court has been given by the issuance of a license.
No trailer coach shall be parked, constructed or maintained until formal approval thereof has been given by the issuance of a permit therefor. This requirement shall also apply to trailer coaches presently located in the Township of Franklin in order to determine whether said trailer coaches are in compliance with the regulations set forth in this chapter.
License to construct trailer court shall not be issued until the Township Committee has inspected and approved proposed trailer court site and has received and approved final plans, specifications and reports prepared by a licensed professional Engineer fully describing and setting forth all data as hereinafter required or as may otherwise be required by the Township Committee of the Township of Franklin.
A. 
Preliminary plans and reports may be submitted for review. An applicant shall submit for approval the final plans, specifications and reports prepared by a licensed professional engineer or registered architect which shall include the following data:
(1) 
Plot plan showing:
(a) 
Area and dimensions of tract.
(b) 
Streams, watercourses and any proposed diversions.
(c) 
Contours of original grades and proposed grade changes.
(d) 
Service buildings or other proposed structures.
(e) 
Number and location of trailer-coach spaces.
(f) 
Roads and walkways.
(g) 
Water and sewer lines.
(h) 
Fire hydrant and drinking fountain.
(i) 
Size and arrangement of trailer-coach spaces.
(j) 
Playground areas.
(k) 
Refuse storage stations (plot plan elevations).
(2) 
Detail plans and specifications of service buildings, roads, walks and other proposed construction.
(3) 
Detail plans and specifications for water supply, sewerage and electrical facilities.
B. 
The applicant shall also submit:
(1) 
A statement from the municipal agency responsible for administration of Chapter 95, Planning and Zoning, that construction of the trailer court as proposed is not in violation of such chapter.
(2) 
A statement from the municipal official responsible for administration of Chapters 190, Uniform Construction Codes, 218, Fire Prevention, and 253, Land Development, that construction as proposed is not in violation of such chapters.
Permit to construct trailer coach shall not be issued until the Township Committee has inspected and approved proposed trailer coach site and has received and approved final plans and specifications and application in writing, which application shall be signed by the applicant and shall contain the following information and such other information as the Township Committee may require. This requirement shall also apply to trailer coaches presently located in the Township of Franklin in order to determine whether said trailer coaches are in compliance with the regulations set forth in this chapter.
A. 
The name and address of the applicant.
B. 
Location and legal description of the site where the trailer coach will be parked, constructed or maintained.
C. 
A plot plan showing water and sewer facilities.
D. 
Such further information as may be requested by the Township Committee to enable it to determine whether the granting of the license will create or constitute nuisance.
E. 
Name and address of record owner of land and if owner of land is not applicant, the latter must furnish authority from the owner of the land to construct said trailer coach.
F. 
Model or name, year, overall length, cost and serial number of trailer coach.
A license or permit to alter a trailer court shall not be issued until the Township Committee has received a letter of application therefor, together with such plans, specifications or reports as may be requested by the Township Committee to fully describe the proposed alteration.
Trailer courts and/or trailer coaches shall not be operated by any person until the Township Committee has given formal approval by issuance of an appropriate license or permit. This license or permit shall be displayed in, a conspicuous place on the premises and/or on the trailer coach as the case may be, where it may be readily observed by all persons. No person shall operate a trailer court and/or trailer coach whose license therefor is suspended.
Licenses or permits to operate a trailer court and/or trailer coach shall not be issued until a properly executed application containing information as requested has been submitted to and approved by the Township Committee.
Persons denied a license or permit shall be so notified in writing by the Township Committee. Such notice shall specify the reason for such action and the remedial action necessary to obtain approval for issuance of a license or permit.
A license or permit of any person to operate a trailer court and/or trailer coach may be suspended at any time when in the opinion of the Township Committee or its Health Officer such action is necessary to abate a present or threatened menace to public health.
The person whose license or permit has been suspended or his representative in charge of the trailer court and/or trailer coach shall, at the time such license is suspended, be informed that the license or permit to operate the trailer court and/or trailer coach is suspended, the reason for such action and the remedial action to be taken before the suspension may be lifted. Thereafter and within 24 hours, written notice of suspension containing the same information given at the time the license was suspended shall be forwarded registered mail to the last known address of the person whose license was suspended.
A. 
Persons whose licenses or permits have been suspended shall be afforded a hearing before the Township Committee within three days after such suspension, or thereafter at such persons option, to show cause why the suspension should be lifted. The Township Committee shall, within seven days after such hearing, render a written decision confirming or rescinding the suspension. The person whose license or permit has been suspended shall be notified in writing of the decision and reasons therefor.
B. 
Persons whose licenses or permits have been denied shall be afforded a hearing before the Township Committee within seven days after such denial, or thereafter at such person's option, to show cause why a license or permit should be granted. The Township Committee shall, within seven days after such hearing, render a written decision confirming or rescinding the denial of a license or permit and shall notify the person whose license or permit has been denied in writing of its action and reasons therefor.
Trailer court licensees shall maintain a registry of all occupants in trailer courts.
Trailer coaches, trailer court buildings and premises shall be subject to inspection by the Township Committee.