(A) The City Council may, by special permit, after public hearing, authorize the location of a trailer court as a non-conforming use in any district from which a trailer court is prohibited by any zoning ordinance. Any special permit shall contain such rules and regulations as authorized by the City Council and shall expire by limitation and become null and void if the building, work, or use authorized by such special permit is not commenced within one year from the date of the issuance of the special permit and if a license is not issued for the maintenance of a trailer court if a license be required by this chapter or any other chapter. Notice of a hearing for the issuance of such special permit shall be given by publication one time in the city official newspaper, and no hearing shall be held less than seven days after the publication of such notice.
(B) The request for establishing a location for a trailer court shall be made by petition in form as prescribed by the City Council and such petition shall be accompanied by a plot plan by a registered engineer, architect, or qualified planner, complete in detail and showing the following:
(1) Location and legal description;
(2) Entrance to and exits from the court;
(3) Vehicular roadways, driveways, and pedestrian walks;
(4) Design, showing size, and arrangement of trailer coach spaces and stands, location of roadways, service, and utility buildings;
(5) Topography;
(6) Area set aside for recreation, clothes washing and drying, storage, off-street parking and restrooms;
(7) Fencing and screen planting on premises;
(8) Provision for trash and garbage removal;
(9) Gas, electric, and phone service connections to each space;
(10) Provisions for lighting of roadways, driveways, and pedestrian walks;
(11) Water and sewer availability and distribution lines to each space; and
(12) Typical lot plan.
(Ord. 278, passed 2-1-1971)