14.15.220 Other Requirements.
(1) Street Standards. Streets constructed within a Manufactured Home Park shall be provided in such a pattern as to provide convenient traffic circulation within said park. Streets shall be built to the following standards:
(a) All Manufactured Home Park streets shall have a width of not less than thirty-six (36) feet, including curbs and sidewalks.
(b) There shall be concrete standard (non-rolled) curbs on each side of all Manufactured Home Park streets. Each curb shall have a width of not less than two (2) feet and shall be designed to minimize an automobile’s travel from the street onto the sidewalk (non-rolled), except at designated driveways or at other places required by the Americans with Disability Act (ADA).
(c) The Manufactured Home Park shall have paved streets in accordance with street paving standards of Provo City.
(2) Sidewalk Standards. There shall be concrete sidewalks on each side of all Manufactured Home Park streets. Each sidewalk shall have a width of not less than four (4) feet. An additional pedestrian circulation system may be provided, which can be separate from the street circulation system. Any additional pedestrian system shall be constructed of concrete, be at least four (4) feet in width and shall not be in lieu of the sidewalks required to abut and run parallel with the streets.
(3) Street Lighting Standards. Streets shall be lighted in accordance with the requirements of the Provo City Energy Department. Streets within a manufactured home subdivision shall meet all of the public street standards established by Provo City.
(4) Administrative Office. Every mobile home park shall include a permanent building for office/administrative use and a Community Center. Said building may include a one-family dwelling for the exclusive use of the owner or manager. This building shall provide adequate square footage for gatherings and recreational purposes to accommodate a minimum of twenty percent (20%) of the residents within the park to meet.
(5) Laundry Facilities. Every manufactured home subdivision, park or Recreational Vehicle Park shall have one (1), or more, laundry room equipped with automatic washers and dryers unless every home has its own electrical and water fixtures for laundry.
(6) Manufactured Home Skirting. Skirting materials shall be provided entirely around the periphery of a mobile home to conceal the open area beneath the Manufactured home frame. Said skirting materials shall be of durable construction and shall be compatible with the exterior finish of the mobile home unit and comply with Subsection 14.15.020(6), Provo City Code, as amended.
(7) Telephones. A Manufactured Home Park shall contain at least one (1) public telephone for the use of park residents. There shall be no such requirement in a manufactured home subdivision.
(8) Utilities. All utility distribution facilities, including electrical service and television antenna services, within a Manufactured Home Park or manufactured home subdivision shall be placed underground. Transformers, terminal boxes, meter cabinets, pedestals, and other such necessary appurtenances to the underground facilities may be placed above ground. All Manufactured home sites and lots, whether within a Manufactured Home Park or manufactured home subdivision, must be served with water, gas, electricity, and City sewer.
(9) Community Television Antenna, Satellite Dish and DSS (Digital) Dish. Individual roof top or outdoor television antennas shall not be permitted in a Manufactured Home Park or manufactured home subdivision within the RM zone. Individual roof top Digital or Satellite Dishes twenty (20) inches or smaller may be located on the rear portion of the home. One (1) single television antenna, Satellite or DSS (Digital) Dishes for community service may be situated within the Manufactured Home Park or within the common areas of a manufactured home subdivision. Said antenna system within a manufactured home subdivision shall become part of the common facilities and shall be maintained in perpetuity in conjunction with the other common open spaces and recreation areas. Small satellite dishes may be placed to the rear of the home.
(10) Porches, Decks and Landings. All porches, landings, which are required to be erected in front of any doorway, must be covered by an awning and be architecturally compatible and professionally installed. This includes all structures over twenty-four (24) inches in height, with the exception of decks and other similar structures which are detached from the main structure three (3) feet or greater. The minimum size of said porch, deck or landing to be located in front of the main entrance must be eight (8) feet by fourteen (14) feet in size and the required awning must cover said porch as required in this Chapter.
(11) Park Management. Park Management shall have the responsibility set forth as follows:
(a) The person to whom a license for a Manufactured Home Park is issued shall operate the park in compliance with this Title and regulations issued hereunder and shall provide adequate supervision to maintain the park, its facilities and equipment in good repair and in a clean and sanitary condition;
(b) The park management shall notify park occupants of all applicable provisions of this Title and inform them of their duties and responsibilities under this Title and of Restrictive Covenants approved and filed in the Office of the Utah County Recorder;
(c) The park management shall supervise the placement of each manufactured home on its space which includes securing its stability and installing all utility connections;
(d) The park management shall insure that prior to any manufactured home is located or relocated within the park, a building permit has been obtained as required by the City;
(e) The park management shall maintain a register containing the names of all park occupants. Such register shall be available to any authorized person inspecting the park;
(f) A member of the park management must reside within the park; and
(g) If tenant does not maintain property, then park management has the responsibility to bring property into compliance with Restrictive Covenants and Park Rules after a fourteen (14) day notice. A reasonable fee may be collected by park management for work completed.