(A) The applicant for each manufactured home to be placed in the city must demonstrate that the manufactured home has or can meet the provisions of the Standard for Mobile Homes, ANSI A119.1 or any state-administered code or city code ensuring equal or better construction, plumbing, heating, or electrical installation and the applicable provisions of this code and regulations. If the manufactured home is found to be unfit for human occupancy and to be a dangerous safety and health hazard, as judged by the City Manager, the Code Enforcement Officer of the city, any city or county health officer, then in such event the manufactured home shall not be allowed a permit and, if occupied, shall be vacated and removed from the premises. It shall then not be used for occupancy either on a temporary or a permanent basis in the city.
(B) No person shall join two manufactured homes, recreational vehicles, or a combination thereof with a structure, or other like units or structures to make a single dwelling unit. Porches and patios are permitted, provided the owner obtains a building permit prior to construction.
(C) All manufactured homes must have runners, base pads, and other adequate stabilization and shall be tied down and properly anchored in accordance with § 151.17 of this chapter. Skirting shall be provided as required by the Oklahoma Codes.
(D) All manufactured homes, whether located on a residential lot or in a park, shall be attached to the sewer system of the city or to a DEQ approved private sewer system. All sewer lines shall be buried below surface level at required minimum depth under state building codes. Sewer lines may not cross or run parallel to treated water lines unless the two are separated by at least five feet.
(Prior Code, § 151.21) (Ord. 2019-562, passed 9-3-2019) Penalty, see §
151.99