§ 653-5. Application for license.  


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  • A. 
    Application for a license to establish a mobile home park or to alter, modify, or extend an existing mobile home park shall be made in writing to the Board. Upon receipt of such application the Board shall forward a copy thereof to the Planning Board for its recommendation. Within 30 days of its receipt of the application, the Board shall hold a public hearing on the application.
    B. 
    The Board shall, with the advice of the Planning Board, act on the application and notify the applicant of its decision within 60 days of such hearing. Each application shall include the following:
    (1) 
    The name and address of the applicant and the nature of his interest in the property involved.
    (2) 
    The name and precise location of the proposed mobile home park or of the existing park to which an alteration, modification, or extension is proposed.
    (3) 
    A detailed plan of the proposed mobile home park or of the proposed alteration, modification, or extension of an existing park, prepared by a registered engineer or land surveyor to a scale of 80 feet to the inch showing:
    (a) 
    All mobile home lots, park streets, water and sewer systems, and proposed sites for individual sewerage disposal facilities if their use is intended.
    (b) 
    Required buffer zones, open space, playgrounds, and parking areas.
    (c) 
    Watercourses and other bodies of water, natural or artificial.
    (d) 
    Existing large trees or other natural features.
    (e) 
    The contour of the land involved drawn of a scale of five-foot intervals to the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Datum.
    (f) 
    All abutting land, with names of owners.
    (g) 
    A separate key sketch, at a scale of one inch equals 2,000 feet, showing the relation of the surrounding road networks. North point of the plan and the key sketch shall be in the same direction.
    (h) 
    In the case of land bordering on or including permanent flowing or standing waters, or where the high ground elevation is within six feet of the existing or proposed ground surface level, the Board may require the plan to show existing and proposed contours on a scale of two-foot intervals.
    (i) 
    In case of an application for a license for a proposed mobile home park, an itemized estimate of the cost of equipping the park with the buildings, structures, fixtures, and facilities necessary to conduct a mobile home park shall be included with the application.
    (4) 
    A site report containing the following information:
    (a) 
    Location of the nearest public water system, the size of the water main serving the area, the location of existing fire hydrants along any public roads adjacent to the development, and the location of proposed fire hydrants within the mobile home park.
    (b) 
    The type of sewage disposal system to be provided or intended to be used in the mobile home park, such as an individual system on each lot, a community system or a municipal system. The report shall also specify the location of the nearest municipal sewage system and whether it is available and feasible for use. If a sewage disposal system other than a community of municipal system or individual lot septic tank and leaching field is proposed, the application shall include engineering evidence of satisfactory performance as may be required by the Board.
    (c) 
    Statement of the existing use of adjacent properties and intended use of adjacent properties and intended use of adjacent undeveloped lands if known.
    (d) 
    Certified report of a registered engineer indicating the highest known surface water elevations on the mobile home park site in the last 10 years and, if required by the Board, on adjacent properties.
    (e) 
    Statement of proposed surface drainage system, including storm drainage flow direction of the mobile home park and adjacent properties and evidence that existing drainage systems, natural or man-made, are of sufficient size to contain the maximum runoff from the site without flooding or erosion.
    (f) 
    Such additional information as the Board may request after initial review of the application.