(A) It shall be unlawful for any person to park any trailer coach on any street, alley, highway, sidewalk, or other public place in the city for a longer period than two hours in commercial area and for longer than 12 hours in a residential area, providing that the approval of the abutting property owners is first obtained.
(B) No trailer coach shall be parked, used or occupied on any tract of ground within the city limits except in a fully license trailer park.
(C) (1) The building inspector may permit the parking, use and occupancy of a trailer coach outside of a duly licensed trailer park for a period of time not exceeding ten days, when such coach is occupied by persons employed in the operation of a temporary recreational, amusement or civic activity. Such temporary parking, use and occupancy of a trailer coach shall be permitted only when the coach is parked on the same premises on which the activity is located and only when adequate sanitary facilities are available upon the premises for the use of the occupants of the trailer coach.
(2) A permit shall be required for all trailers now parked outside trailer parks. The permit shall be obtained from the building inspector 60 days after the passage of this chapter; application for a permit shall be accompanied by the payment of a fee of $15, which shall cover a period of three months from and after the granting of the permit. A fee of $15 in advance for each three months period or part thereof shall be payable thereafter. Application for the outside of trailer park permit shall contain a statement of the nature and location of the sanitary facilities; a statement that all waste water from the trailer coach shall be emptied in the proper sewer fixtures; and the written consent to the location of such trailer coach from any other occupants of the premises upon which such trailer coach is parked. Such permits shall terminate and become void and of no effect upon failure of the trailer coach occupant to pay the fees hereinabove provided for, or upon damage to such trailer coach by fire, explosion, or any other cause to the extent of 25% of the market value of such trailer coach, or upon the moving of such trailer coach off of the tract of ground upon which it was located at the time the permit granted. The permit herein provided for is not transferable and in the event the present occupant moves from the trailer coach, the permit shall terminate and no permit shall be issued on the trailer coach for a new occupant, once a permit terminates and becomes void. The Building Inspector shall not issue a new permit on the same trailer coach for occupancy outside a licensed trailer park.
('68 Code, § 27½-3) (Ord. passed 4-8-69)