“Drive” means a right-of-way which affords principal means of vehicular access to or through a mobile home or trailer park, and which is owned and maintained by the owner or operator of the park.

“Mobile home” means a residential structure, assembled in total or in not more than three sections at a factory, and transported over the road by truck or temporary wheel carriage to its destination.

“Mobile home, double wide” means a mobile home, as defined above, and having been built in two sections at the factory, which two sections are transported over the road separately, with assembly into one structure of a width of not less than twenty feet occurring at the destination.

“Mobile or modular home subdivision” means an area of land containing not less than sixty lots, and the public streets necessary to serve such lots, the purpose of which is to convey in fee the individual lots for the location of mobile homes or modular homes in a permanent fashion.

“Mobile home park” means a tract of land containing suitable drives, utilities and other supporting elements, and devoted to the sole purpose of accommodating mobile homes on a permanent or semipermanent basis.

“Mobile home, single wide” means a mobile home, as defined above, and being of a width of not more than twelve feet, measured between the permanent sidewalls thereof.

“Mobile home space” means that area of land within a mobile home park set aside for use as a site for one mobile home, including the open spaces around the mobile home, as are required in this chapter.

“Modular home” means a residential structure, assembled in total or in several sections at a factory, and transported over the road by truck to its destination. A modular home, as distinct from a mobile home, shall have exterior building materials and appearance similar to the customary single family structures in the neighborhood, and shall be permanently situated on a concrete slab or foundation.

“Street” means a right-of-way which affords principal means of vehicular access to or through a mobile home or trailer park, and which is held in fee by the public or a governmental unit thereof.

“Trailer” means a vehicle equipped with wheels, and normally towed over the road behind an automobile or light truck.

“Trailer, advertising” means a trailer, as defined above, but carrying, or having attached thereto, a sign, billboard, or other media for advertising purposes, such advertising being the prime purpose and use of the trailer.

“Trailer, camping” means a trailer, as defined above, and equipped with an enclosure for sleeping while on vacation or other trips of short duration. Such camping trailers may also contain cooking, bath and sanitary equipment. Size and furnishing of such camping trailers may vary widely, but in no case shall they be considered structures for residential use of a temporary or permanent nature, for purposes of this chapter.

“Trailer, hauling” means a trailer, as defined above, and designed and normally used for over-the-road transportation of belongings, equipment, merchandise, livestock and other objects, but not equipped for human habitation.

“Trailer park” means a tract of land containing sites for the overnight or short term parking of camping trailers. (Ord. 347-C § 1, 1970.)