(A) Screening. A mobile home park shall provide a 15-foot landscape buffer strip on those property lines abutting or common to other districts.
(B) On dedicated roads. On park boundaries fronting on a publicly dedicated road, the landscape buffer shall be no closer to the road right-of-way than 30 feet.
(C) Abutting other districts. On park boundaries abutting other districts, the buffer strip may be considered to meet the common property line, but no tree or shrub will be permitted to be planted closer than five feet from the line as measured from the plant base.
(D) Road intersections. The buffer strip shall be planted so as to not obstruct visibility and avoid visibility hazards, as determined by the Township Zoning Administrator.
(E) Utility lines. Where the landscape buffer strip is under or adjacent to power, telephone, or other above-ground utilities, plant species whose mature height and/or width will not interfere with these lines shall be required.
(F) Buffers between mobile home parks. A landscape buffer shall not be required on a common boundary between adjacent mobile home park developments.
(Ord. 85-1, passed 5-8-1985)