(A) The following regulations applying to planned mobile home park developments are intended to permit flexibility in land area designs within the general pattern of existing land use and population density.
(B) A planned mobile home park development shall be approved by the City Planning Commission pursuant to requirements of § 153.227 in an R-3 District subject to the following conditions.
(1) There shall be compliance with the Mobile Home Commission Act, Public Act 96 of 1987, being M.C.L. §§ 125.2301 et seq. and general rules related thereto as adopted by the State Mobile Home Commission.
(2) A mobile home park shall be constructed and maintained on a lot or a parcel which can provide principal entrances and exits to a trunkline or major thoroughfare as designated on the “Saginaw Comprehensive Plan Coordinated System of Trafficways”, or access via a local street through a business or industrial district connecting to a trunkline or major thoroughfare.
(3) Walkways shall be provided from each mobile home site to all service buildings, and must be constructed of either asphalt or concrete. Paved sidewalks shall also be installed on both sides of all internal roads (unless deemed by the City Planning Commission that a sidewalk on only one side of a road is necessary, or that none are needed along a particular road). Walkways and sidewalks where required shall not be less than three feet in width.
(4) (a) Each mobile home unit space shall be provided with a permanent foundation as required under R 125.1101(1)(y) of the Michigan Administrative Code, as defined in R 125.1101(1)(y) of said Code, upon which the mobile home shall be located. Where required to ensure stability of the foundation and mobile home, a soil analysis to test soil stability shall be performed pursuant to R 125.1905(2)(b) of said Code.
(b) Prior to occupancy, each mobile home shall be anchored by an anchoring system meeting the standards and specifications of R 125.1605 and R 125.1607, inclusive of said Code.
(5) Street and yard lights: streets and yard lights, sufficient in number and intensity to permit the safe movement of vehicular traffic and pedestrians at night, shall be provided and shall be effectively related to buildings, trees, walks, steps, and ramps, but shall be so located and shaded as to direct the light away from adjacent properties. All lighting provided shall comply with illumination standards R 125.1929 of the Michigan Administrative Code.
(Prior Code, § 153.520) (Ord. D-1418, § 2333, passed 11-22-1982, effective 1-21-1983)