- (1) This rule does not require a construction change in any portion of a community if the community was in compliance with the law in effect at the time the community was constructed, except the local health officer may require construction changes if it is determined the community or portion thereof is dangerous, unsafe, unsanitary, a nuisance or menace to life, health, or property.
- (2) The operator shall comply with this rule.
- (3) The operator shall comply with applicable building, zoning, electrical, health, fire codes and local ordinances.
- (4) A manufactured home community operator or agent shall select or construct a location for the facility that will provide adequate surface drainage. The operator shall make a reasonable effort to locate the facility away from any existing public health hazard or nuisance.
- (5) When an operator allows community occupants to dwell in vehicles or manufactured homes, or temporary dwellings not provided with toilet, sink and bathing plumbing fixtures, the operator shall construct and maintain a service building for occupant use according to the requirements of Section R392-402-7.
- (6) Whenever provisions are made for the accommodation of any recreational vehicles, such as travel trailers, camp trailers, truck campers or motor homes, in a manufactured home community, such accommodations must conform to the requirements of Rule R392-301, Recreational Vehicle Park Sanitation.
KEY: public health, manufactured home community, manufactured homes, mobile homes
Date of Last Change: November 8, 2023
Notice of Continuation: October 21, 2021
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 26B-7-402; 26B-1-202