Each mobile home space shall have off-street parking space for two automobiles.

Each mobile home park shall maintain a hard-surfaced off-street parking lot for guests of occupants of a size equivalent to one space for each five mobile home spaces.

Access drives off roads to all parking spaces and mobile home spaces shall be hard-surfaced in bituminous concrete or portland cement concrete designed to accommodate normal traffic.

Automobiles shall not be parked nearer than five feet from any side lot line unless combined with a contiguous parking area.

There shall be no obstructions impeding the inspection of plumbing, electrical facilities, utilities or other related equipment.

Garbage, waste and trash disposal plans must be approved by the Building Inspector and must conform to all state and local health and pollution control regulations. Every mobile home unit shall be provided with a substantial flytight, watertight metal garbage depository from which contents shall be removed and disposed of in a sanitary manner by the mobile home park custodian at least twice weekly between May 1 and October 15, and otherwise weekly.

The owner of a mobile home park shall pay all required sewer and utility connection fees to the Clerk-Treasurer.

Every mobile home space shall be furnished with an electric service outlet. Such outlet shall be equipped with an externally operating switch or fuse on not less than 30 amperes capacity, and a heavy-duty outlet receptacle. Electric outlets shall be weatherproofed, and all power lines and telephone lines shall be underground.

Every mobile home park must have City sewer and water service provided to each mobile home unit in the park. No dependent mobile homes shall be permitted in any mobile home park to be located within the City. A dependent mobile home is defined as one not equipped with internal bathroom or shower and toilet facilities.

Individual water service connections provided for direct use of a mobile home unit shall be constructed so that they will not be damaged by the parking of such units. Such system shall be adequate to provide 20 pounds per square inch and capable of furnishing a minimum of 125 gallons per day per space. No wells or points will be permitted in a mobile home park in the City limits.

Every lot space designed to serve mobile home units shall be provided with sewer connections which shall comply with the State Plumbing Code and the City of Brodhead Sanitary Code. The sewer connections shall be provided with suitable fittings so that watertight connections can be made. Such connections shall be so constructed so that they can be closed when not connected and trapped in such a manner as to be maintained in an odor-free condition.

Streets shall be hard-surfaced with bituminous concrete or portland cement concrete to accommodate the structural requirements in the City streets as approved by the Common Council.

Every mobile home space shall abut on an internal street in the park. All streets shall be developed with a roadbed of not less than 30 feet and a street surface of not less than 18 feet. Ancillary parking on one side may be allowed except at parking area entrances if the street is at least 28 feet wide.

A thirty-inch portland cement concrete sidewalk shall be built and maintained by the owner providing access to all recreational areas, common use buildings and storage areas and to the public street access.

Artificial lights shall be maintained during all hours of darkness in all buildings provided for common facilities for occupants' use. The mobile home park grounds, street and pedestrian areas shall be lighted from sunset to sunrise in accordance with a lighting plan approved by the Common Council.

Each space shall be properly landscaped with at least one tree. All yards shall be sodded or planted in grass. There shall be a minimum of 20 trees per gross acre in all areas of a mobile home park. Tree, grass, and landscape materials shall be properly maintained and replaced to conform to the approved landscape plans and specifications.

A visual screen consisting of a compact hedge, redwood fence, coniferous trees or other approved landscape materials or a screen fencing approved by the Building Inspector shall be installed and maintained around the periphery of the mobile home park to substantially inhibit the eye-level vision from the exterior when adjacent to any R-1, R-2, R-3 or R-4 Residential District and shall be maintained free of rubbish, debris, weeds and paper.

All areas shall be landscaped, and the landscape plans shall be approved by the Building Inspector.

Every applicant for a license to operate or maintain a mobile home park shall file with the City Clerk-Treasurer a written application stating the name and address of the applicant and the location of the mobile home park. The applicant shall file with his application two sketches or plot drawings to scale showing the exact dimensions and location of the boundaries of the mobile home park. Upon approval of the Council, one plan will be signed by the Mayor and stamped by the Building Inspector and returned with the license permit. The other will be held by the Building Inspector. The application shall also state who is the owner of the land on which the mobile home park is located or is to be located, and if the application is not made by the owner of the land, then a description of or copy of the lease showing the term of the lease shall be filed.

The sketch shall also show the location and proposed arrangement of the mobile homes to be placed in said park and also the location of streets, toilets, showers or bath and all other sanitary facilities. The plat shall be considered as an integral part of the application.

The application shall also describe the actual or proposed sanitary and storm sewer facilities of the mobile home park and state the maximum number of mobile homes that the mobile home park will accommodate.