(A) After approval of the plans for a mobile home park or travel trailer park by the County Planning Board, the County Planner is authorized to issue a construction permit. The intent of this permit is to enable the execution of the plan in the field and shall not be construed to entitle the recipient to offer spaces for rent or lease, or to operate a mobile home park as defined in § 150.004(D).
(B) During this phase, all fieldwork shall be in accordance with the approved plans and it shall be the responsibility of the developer to inform the Building Inspector as to the progress of fieldwork so that timely inspections may be made.
(C) If the construction of the park has not begun within 12 months from the issue date of the construction permit, the construction permit shall become null and void. However, the Planning Board may grant an extension of the construction permit if the developer appears before the Board and shows cause. If cause is not shown, the developer must repeat all the required steps of procedure for securing approval as required by this chapter.
(D) When the developer has completed the construction of the mobile home/travel trailer park or the designated stage, he or she shall apply to the County Planner for an operating permit. The County Planner and a representative of the County Health Department shall make an on-site inspection of the park.
(1) If the plan conforms to the park plan approved by the Board and other agencies, the County Planner shall issue the developer an operating permit, enabling operation of this park as defined in this chapter.
(2) If the plan fails to conform to the approved plan, the Enforcement Officer shall delay issuance of the operating permit until it comes into conformity.
(3) When a park is to be developed in stages, the proposed park plan must be submitted for the entire development, and application for an operating permit may be made for each stage developed.
(Ord. passed 10-2-2006) Penalty, see § 150.999