(A) Every applicant for the establishment of a trailer park shall submit to the City Council an application and a plan showing the location and arrangement of the proposed park. The applicant shall give full information relative to the facilities that are to be supplied, showing the location and character of construction of buildings, arrangement and surfacing of driveways and the arrangements made for sanitation, lighting and fire protection.
(B) Before granting any such license, the Council shall set a date not less than two weeks, nor more than one month, after receipt of such application for hearing on the matter of granting such application. At such hearing, any person residing within 600 feet from the proposed trailer park may be heard on said application. The City Recorder shall post, or cause to be posted, written notice of such hearing in three conspicuous places within 600 feet of such proposed site. If it appears to the Council that fire protection and sanitary arrangements are adequate, and that the establishment of the camp would not be detrimental to the neighborhood or to the city as a whole, the Council may approve the issuance of a license. For the purpose of establishing standards for the guidance of the Council, the applicant must show that his or her plan meets all of the requirements established by the law of the state governing tourist camps. The same procedure for obtaining a license to operate a trailer park shall be followed before the number of trailer parking units in any such park may be increased in number and before the reestablishment of any trailer park which has been discontinued and not in operation for a period of more than six months.
(Prior Code, § 8.05.030) (Ord. 17, passed 5-17-1968; Ord. 24, passed 8-26-1968; Ord. 206, passed 12-2-1991)