(a)

In every travel trailer campground, all installations, other than those within the trailer proper, of plumbing, electrical wiring, and all gas and oil appliances shall comply with the provisions of the building, plumbing, electrical, heating, and gas regulations of the city, applicable county ordinances, and other applicable regulations.

(b)

Each travel trailer campground shall obtain water from the city water supply when available and, when unavailable, from a source approved by the county health officer. The supply shall be adequate to meet a demand of one hundred (100) gallons per trailer space per day. The drinking, cooking, laundry, bath, and general water supply for each trailer space shall be obtained only from faucets or other plumbing fixtures connected directly to the water supply system. Such faucets or water supply fixtures may be either located by each trailer space or at centralized watering stations.

(c)

Each water supply fixture shall be located over a drain to carry away water from overflow, rinsing, and waste. Such drains shall be connected to the sewage disposal system.

(d)

Each travel trailer campground shall be provided with an adequate sewage disposal system, by connection to a public sewage system, package treatment plant, or other system approved by the county department of health. All sewage wastes from each travel trailer campground, whether from individual trailers, trailer spaces, or centralized facilities, including wastes from toilets, showers, bathtubs, lavatories, wash basins, refrigerator drains, sinks, faucets, and water using appliances not mentioned in this article, shall be piped into the campground sewage disposal system.

(e)

If individual connections for sewage disposal are provided at trailer spaces, such connections shall be of a type approved by the county department of health and shall be sealed at any time when not connected to a trailer. Trailers having limited bathroom or kitchen facilities but lacking sewage storage facilities shall be required to connect to such individual sewage connections. Occupants of trailers of this type shall be prohibited from using sinks, toilets, lavatories, or bathing facilities of the trailer at spaces where individual connections to sewage disposal facilities are not available.

(f)

At least one (1) central sanitary station shall be provided at each travel trailer campground for removing and disposing of wastes from waste holding tanks of self-contained trailers. The sanitary station shall be of a type approved by the county department of health and shall be connected to the campground sewage disposal system. Each travel trailer campground shall be provided with a sanitary station, in the ratio of one (1) for every one hundred (100) trailer spaces or fractional part thereof. Sanitary stations shall be screened from other activities by visual barriers, such as walls, blind fences, or natural growth, and shall be separated from any trailer space by a distance of at least fifty (50) feet.

(g)

Travel trailer campgrounds which provide trailer spaces for dependent trailers shall provide the following toilet and bathing facilities in centralized service buildings. Such service buildings shall be conveniently located within three hundred (300) feet of the spaces to be served:

(h)

For campgrounds having more than one hundred (100) travel trailer spaces, there shall be provided one (1) additional toilet, lavatory, and shower for each sex per each additional thirty (30) travel trailer spaces and one (1) additional men's urinal per each additional fifty (50) travel trailer spaces.

(i)

All garbage and refuse in every travel trailer campground shall be stored in suitable watertight and flytight metal receptacles, which shall be kept covered with closely fitting covers. No person shall throw or leave garbage or refuse upon the grounds of any mobile home park. It shall be the duty of the mobile home park operator to personally make certain that all garbage and refuse are regularly disposed of in a sanitary manner.

(Code 1974, § 25-107)