All travel trailer campgrounds for which permits required by this article are granted shall conform to the following requirements and specifications:

(1)

Size of campground. Every travel trailer campground shall be located on a tract of land not less than three (3) acres in size.

(2)

Size of individual spaces. Every trailer space shall consist of a minimum of one thousand (1,000) square feet, having a minimum width of twenty (20) feet. Each trailer space shall be clearly established on the ground by permanent monuments or markers.

(3)

Number of trailers per space. No more than one (1) travel trailer may be parked on any trailer space.

(4)

Density. The gross density of any campground shall not exceed twenty-four (24) trailer spaces per acre of gross site area.

(5)

Recreation area. In all travel trailer campgrounds, there shall be at least one (1) recreation area, which shall be easily accessible from all trailer spaces. The gross amount of such recreation areas shall be not less than seven (7) percent of the gross site area. Any individual area shall be not less than two thousand five hundred (2,500) square feet in size.

(6)

Access to streets generally. All campgrounds shall be provided with safe and convenient vehicular access from abutting public streets or roads to each trailer space. Surfacing and maintenance shall provide a smooth, hard, and dense surface, which shall be free of dust and well-drained.

(7)

Minimum standards for roads, etc. Private roads or streets to provide access to any campground shall be of adequate width to accommodate anticipated traffic and, in any case, shall meet the following minimum requirements:

a.

One-way, no parking .....15 feet

(Acceptable only if less than four hundred (400) feet total length and serving less than twenty-four (24) trailer spaces.)

b.

One-way, parking on one side only .....20 feet

c.

Two-way, no parking .....24 feet

d.

Two-way, parking on one side only .....28 feet

e.

Two-way, parking on both sides .....36 feet

(8)

Dead-end private streets. Dead-end private streets in campgrounds shall be limited to a maximum length of two hundred (200) feet and shall terminate in a vehicular turning area with a minimum width of sixty (60) feet.

(9)

Separation of accesses to public street. When the travel trailer campground has more than one direct access to a public street or road, such access points shall be at least three hundred (300) feet apart and at least three hundred (300) feet from a public street intersection, unless topographical or site conditions demand otherwise.

(10)

Parking space generally. Each trailer space shall have a parking area for one trailer and parking space for at least one car. Each space shall be sited so that no trailer may be moved directly either forward or backward from the trailer space onto any public road, street, sidewalk or right-of-way, or any private grounds not part of the travel trailer campground.

(11)

Location of parking space. All trailer parking areas shall be located at least twenty-five (25) feet from any campground boundary line coincident with a public street or highway right-of-way boundary, or any boundary of a residential dwelling district. Each trailer parking area shall also be set back at least ten (10) feet from any private road in the campground.

(12)

Separation of trailers. Trailers shall be separated from each other and from other structures by at least ten (10) feet. Any accessory structure, such as attached awnings, carports, or individual storage facilities shall, for the purposes of this separation requirement, be considered as part of the trailer.

(13)

Planting strips. The travel trailer campground shall have a planting strip at least ten (10) feet wide adjacent to the park boundary, extending along the entire perimeter of the trailer campground. The planting strip shall not be a portion of any trailer space, street, or private drive. It shall be planted with evergreen or deciduous trees, not more than forty (40) feet apart, and adequately landscaped with grass and shrubbery in such a manner as to be harmonious with the landscaping of the adjacent properties and in keeping with the general character of the surrounding neighborhood.

(14)

Retail sales counters, etc. The travel trailer campground may have a central structure containing a retail sales counter or coin-operated machines for the park residents' use only, provided that they are completely enclosed within a building and that there is no exterior advertising, provided further that such structures shall not front on a public street.

(Code 1974, § 25-106)