(A) Mobile home district defined. It shall be unlawful for any person to place any trailer house or mobile home used for human habitation, or to use any trailer house or mobile home for living, sleeping, or business purposes on any premises except in an authorized mobile home court. Said mobile home court may be located in the R-3 Mobile Home Park District as outlined on the official zoning map.
(Prior Code, § 16-5-8)
(B) Mobile home court defined. No mobile home court shall be constructed or maintained with less than four mobile home spaces provided that the land area used or occupied by one trailer or other housing unit as a mobile home court shall be no less than 35 feet by 100 feet and the same shall be defined by markers at each corner. No trailer or other living unit together with any appendages such as covered entrances or rooms or porches shall be placed within ten feet of its individual lot line, 15 feet of one another side to side, and not less than 30 feet end to end, nor within 30 feet of any street or exterior boundary line of the court.
(Prior Code, § 16-5-9)
(C) Mobile home parking space. One off-street automobile parking space shall be provided for each individual mobile home lot. Such off-street parking spaces shall be set aside on a location convenient to the occupants of the mobile home unit and shall have ingress and egress by means of a public way. Where parking areas are provided adjacent to a public street, ingress and egress thereto shall be made accessible only through driveways or openings on the curb line of said street.
(Prior Code, § 16-5-10)
(D) Mobile home court facilities. Each mobile home court shall provide the following minimum facilities on the site for the common use of all trailer occupants:
(1) One refuse collection station shall be provided for each 12 mobile homes or fractions thereof, conveniently located to serve tenants not more than 150 feet from any trailer unit served, and be conveniently located for collection. Said refuse collection station shall be provided with one 20 gallon can or more capacity for each family unit and provided that each refuse collection station shall have a concrete floor and be screened from public view;
(2) Each trailer or camping facility shall be connected with an approved sanitary sewage and water system. Laundry facilities shall be connected to an approved water supply and sanitary sewage system;
(3) Site lighting shall be provided and used to supplement street lighting, and shall be effectively related to toilet and laundry facilities, plantings, walks, steps, or ramps. Illumination should be of conservative intensity but sufficiently distributed to eliminate dark areas, especially at steps. Lights may be attached to toilet and laundry facilities;
(4) Each mobile home court shall provide onsite management by the owner or his or her representative at all times to supervise the management, repairs, maintenance and janitorial work connected therewith and to see that all provisions of this section are complied with.
(Prior Code, 16-5-11)
Statutory reference:
Related provisions, see SDCL Chapter 11-4