9-17-4: MOBILE HOME PARK APPLICATION:
   A.   An overall plan for development of a mobile home park shall be submitted to the land use authority administrator for review. The plan shall be drawn to a scale no smaller than one inch to fifty feet (1" = 50'). At least one digital copy and one twenty-four inches (24") by thirty-six inches (36") hard copy of the plan shall be submitted. The plan shall show:
      1.   The topography of the site represented by contours, shown at intervals not greater than two feet (2') when required by the Kane County engineer;
      2.   A grading and drainage plan detailing geologic and flood hazards shall be submitted to the land use authority administrator with the application;
      3.   Any proposed reservations for parks, playgrounds, open space;
      4.   Any proposed street and mobile home space layout;
      5.   Tabulations showing percent of area to be devoted to parks, playgrounds and open spaces, number of mobile home spaces, and total area to be developed;
      6.   Any proposed locations of parking spaces;
      7.   Detailed landscaping and utility plan, including locations of sewer, water, electricity, gas lines, and fire hydrants;
      8.   The location and width or size of roadway and walkways, parking areas, and access to the public thoroughfares;
      9.   Property ownership, if other than applicant;
      10.   Any proposed locations for recreational vehicles.
   B.   The applicant of approval of plans for a mobile home park or mobile home subdivision shall pay to the land use authority administrator at the time of application a plan check fee, in addition to all other required fees. The plan check fee shall be established by the Kane County commission.
   C.   Upon receipt of the application and all other required materials by the land use authority administrator and review by the county engineer, the land use authority administrator will place application on the land use authority agenda for review and approval. Should approval be denied, the applicant has thirty (30) days to appeal, in writing, to the appeal authority. (Ord. 2013-5, 8-12-2013, eff. 8-27-2013; amd. Ord. 2022-31, 5-24-2022)