(A) No person shall park a trailer coach of any kind on any street, alley, highway or other public place in the city.
(B) No person shall park, use or occupy a trailer coach on any tract of ground within the city, except as provided in this chapter.
(C) No person shall park, use or occupy any trailer coach for more than 48 hours on the premises of any occupied dwelling, nor for more than 24 hours on any lot which is not a part of the premises of any occupied dwelling, unless a permit therefor has been first obtained, except that the parking of a trailer in any district is permitted if it is parked or stored in an approved enclosed garage or accessory building and if no living quarters are maintained or any business practiced therein while such trailer is so parked or stored.
(D) A permit required by division (C) of this section shall be obtained from the Board of Health of the city by the owner, his or her legal agent or the lessee of the property in question. The permit shall be for a period of 30 days and the fee therefor shall be $2. The trailer occupant may secure the permit upon the written consent of the owner, his or her legal agent or the lessee.
(E) Applications for the permit shall contain the street and number of the occupied dwelling; the name of the occupant of the dwelling and his or her permission to locate; a statement regarding sanitary facilities, including their location, the occupant's permission to use the same, and a statement that all waste water from trailer coach sinks shall be emptied into a proper sewer connected fixture. Application for a permit to locate on a vacant lot shall contain the name of the street; the approximate distance from the nearest intersection; and a statement that all waste water from the trailer coach shall be emptied into a proper sewer connected fixture.
(F) The use of trailer coach plumbing fixtures is prohibited unless the fixtures meet the requirements noted in divisions (B) and (C) of § 874.08.
(`82 Code, § 874.02) (Ord. 312-1942, passed 10-20-42)