Mobile home parks may not be constructed unless first approved by the Planning Commission, after review of plans for said mobile home park which satisfies the Commission that the said development will:
(A) Be in keeping with the general character of the district within which the development is to be located;
(B) Be located on a parcel of land containing not less than ten acres, or on two or more parcels separated by a street or alley only, and totaling at least ten acres;
(C) Have at least 25 spaces completed and ready for occupancy before first occupancy is permitted;
(D) Meet all standards and requirements of the mobile home park ordinance of the local jurisdiction;
(E) Have written approval of the state’s Division of Health;
(F) Be developed according to plans prepared by a professional team. In all cases, it is recommended that professional design and other assistance be obtained early in the program including (as needed) a geologist or soils engineer, an urban planner, a lawyer, a financial expert or others. It is the intent of the local jurisdiction that the developer solve his problems before approval is given and construction begins. Determination of qualifications of required professional individuals or firms shall be made by the Planning Commission; and
(G) In a mobile home park, the number of mobile homes shall be limited to nine units per acre. The mobile homes may be clustered; provided that, the total number of units does not exceed the number permitted on one acre, multiplied by the number of acres in the development. The remaining land not contained in individual lots, roads or parking, shall be set aside and developed as parks, playgrounds and service areas for common use and enjoyment of occupants of the development and of the visitors thereto.
(Prior Code, § 29.36.030)