(A) Minimum site size. Each mobile home park must have a site of not less than 10 acres of land.
(B) Maximum heights. The maximum height of any service buildings, signs or other structures shall not exceed 2 stories or 35 feet.
(C) Paving. All roads, drives and parking areas within a mobile home park shall be hard surfaced in accordance with the provisions of Rule 920(1)(a) and Rule 922 of the Michigan Mobile Home Commission. Roadway drainage shall be appropriately designed such that storm water from the roadway will not drain onto the mobile home lots. All main access drives shall be maintained free of on-street parking.
(D) Sidewalks. Sidewalks shall be required along the streets and roads and those leading to service facilities such as the clubhouse, laundry, parking areas or recreation facilities. All sidewalks shall be constructed of concrete and be no less than 3 feet in width. When located adjacent to an access drive, the sidewalk shall be placed no less than 3 feet from the edge of the roadway curb.
(E) Plumbing, electrical and TV. All electrical and telephone wiring shall be underground. Where a master antenna is provided, service shall be constructed and maintained with underground leads servicing each mobile home site.
(F) Parking. A minimum of 2 off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each mobile home unit. The spaces may be provided side by side on the individual site or may be grouped in parking lots.
(G) Screening and screening belt. When the mobile home park adjoins a site zoned R-1A, R-1B, R-M, W-M, or a site improved and presently used for one-family residential use, a screening or greenbelt as provided hereunder shall be installed on the park site along the boundary line of the residential site.
(H) Storage and skirting. There shall be no storage of any kind permitted under a mobile home. All mobile homes shall be skirted. The skirting shall be installed upon the mobile home within 90 days after its placement upon a lot.
(I) Occupancy requirements. No person shall occupy a mobile home until such time as a building permit and a certificate of occupancy shall be issued.
(J) Fuel tanks. Individual fuel oil, liquid petroleum or other fuel tanks shall not be permitted in a mobile home park. The park operator may determine whether or not outdoor gas grills will be permitted.
(K) Storage. No personal property shall be stored outside or under any mobile home. Storage sheds may be used to store property but need not be supplied by the owner of the mobile home development.
(L) Site plan. In accordance with M.C.L.A. § 125.2311 of the Mobile Home Commission Act, as amended, a person desiring to develop a mobile home park shall submit a preliminary plan to the Planning Commission for review and approval. The preliminary plan shall include the location, layout, general design and a general description of the project. The Planning Commission shall work with the proprietor and his or her architect to preserve the natural resources where possible and to encourage a good circulation system, building groupings and adequate recreation and parking.
(M) Storage parking. If boats, boat trailers and utility trailers are permitted to be parked within the mobile home park, adequate parking spaces for the vehicles in a central or collective parking area shall be provided. This area shall be in addition to the parking requirements herein.
(N) Smoke alarms. Smoke alarms shall be installed and maintained in workable condition in each mobile home.
(O) Water supply and sanitary system. Each mobile home occupied as a dwelling unit upon a lot within a mobile home park shall be connected to the Marine City water supply and sewage disposal system and approved by the Michigan Department of Public Health.
(P) Anchoring. Each mobile home shall be anchored by an anchoring system meeting the standards and specifications of Rule 125.1605 of the Michigan Administrative Code.
(Prior Code, App., § 502.1) (Ord. 91-4, passed 9-5-1991)