Chapter 15.36
MOBILE HOME PARKS

Sections:

15.36.010    Citation.

15.36.020    Purpose of chapter.

15.36.030    Definitions.

15.36.040    Access roads.

15.36.050    Compliance with land use regulations.

15.36.060    Length of residential occupancy.

15.36.065    Requirements for residential occupancy.

15.36.070    Equipment standards.

15.36.080    Requirements prior to occupancy.

15.36.090    Permitted in all zones.

15.36.100    Mobile home park--Minimum size.

15.36.110    Mobile home lot--Minimum size and lot coverage.

15.36.120    Spacing of mobile homes.

15.36.130    Setback of mobile homes.

15.36.140    Vehicular access.

15.36.150    Exit roads.

15.36.160    Primary access road.

15.36.170    Internal access roads.

15.36.180    Street and road paving.

15.36.190    Right of police and fire departments to use streets and roads.

15.36.200    Public utility requirements.

15.36.210    Underground utilities.

15.36.220    Pad required.

15.36.230    Surfacing of pads.

15.36.240    Grading of pads.

15.36.250    Accessories.

15.36.260    Permanent structural additions prohibited.

15.36.270    Skirting required.

15.36.280    Steps required.

15.36.290    Permit for park--Required.

15.36.300    Permit--Application and filing of plans.

15.36.310    Preparation of plans.

15.36.320    Refusal to examine incomplete plans.

15.36.330    Plans--Information required.

15.36.340    Permit--Application fee.

15.36.350    Permit--Issuance.

15.36.360    Off-street parking--Number of spaces.

15.36.370    Off-street parking--Size of space.

15.36.380    Off-street parking--Prohibitions.

15.36.390    Off-street parking--Office.

15.36.400    Off-street parking--Paving.

15.36.410    Common walkways.

15.36.420    Individual walkways.

15.36.430    Service building--When optional.

15.36.440    Service building--When required.

15.36.450    Service building--Standards.

15.36.460    Landscaped buffer or screen.

15.36.470    Ground cover.

15.36.480    Recreation area.

15.36.490    Storage--Individual space.

15.36.500    Storage--Size of space.

15.36.510    Storage--Design and construction of facilities.

15.36.520    Storage under mobile home prohibited.

15.36.530    Signs.

15.36.540    Interpretation of chapter.

15.36.550    Conflicting provisions.

15.36.560    Variances.

15.36.570    Appeals.

15.36.580    Enforcement.

15.36.010 Citation.

This chapter shall be known and may be cited as "The Mobile Home Park Ordinance." (Ord. 651 §1(2), 1978).

15.36.020 Purpose of chapter.

Regulations to insure a suitable living environment for owners of mobile homes are hereby adopted and established as necessary for the general health, safety, welfare and convenience of the inhabitants of the city. Standards and regulations established in this chapter shall be construed in such a manner as to insure that the mobile home parks hereby authorized are established in such a manner as to be properly integrated into the area surrounding their location and to not impose unreasonable burdens or create unreasonable hazards in terms of public use, public facilities, or the public health, safety and welfare. (Ord. 651 §1(1), 1978).

15.36.030 Definitions.

When used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the following meanings, unless the specific use or context requires otherwise:

A.    "Access" means the means or way by which pedestrians or vehicles have entrance to and exit from a property.

B.    "Accessory structure or use" means a structure or use incidental, appropriate, and subordinate to the main use of the property and located on the same mobile home lot or in the mobile home itself.

C.    "Awning" means a permanent structure created for shade or shelter which is completely open on at least two sides. "Awning" does not include a window awning. An awning shall be an accessory to a mobile home and shall be designed and constructed with adequate materials and in such a manner as to withstand a thirty-pound-per-square-foot load on the roof.

D.    "Carport" means an accessory building or portion of a main building used or designed to be used as a covered shelter for an automobile, and open on one or more sides.

E.    "Mobile home" means a structure, transportable in one or more sections, which is thirty-two feet or more in length and is eight body feet or more in width, and which is built on a permanent chassis, and designed to be used as a dwelling with or without a permanent foundation when connected to the required utilities, and includes the plumbing, heating and electrical systems contained therein; provided, that a modular home consisting of a factory-built housing unit designed primarily for residential occupancy by human beings which does not contain a permanent frame and which must be mounted on a permanent foundation shall not be considered within this definition.

F.    "Mobile home lot" means that area within the mobile home park that is designated for the private use of the occupants of the lot.

G.    "Mobile home lot area" means the total horizontal land area within a mobile home lot exclusive of the following: public and private roads and easements of vehicular access to other property.

H.    "Mobile home pad" means a ground area large enough to cover the entire underneath portion of each parked mobile home, that is provided with gravel or hard surfacing.

I.    "Mobile home park" means a lot, parcel or tract of land, improved or unimproved, upon which two or more mobile homes are occupied for dwelling and sleeping purposes.

J.    "Recreational vehicle" means a vehicular-type unit primarily designed as temporary living quarters for recreational camping, or travel use with or without motive power, of such size and weight as not to require a special highway movement permit and certified as approved as such by the Department of Labor and Industries as evidenced by the attachment of their official "green" seal or successor insignia or designation.

K.    "Recreational vehicle storage area" means a surfaced area enclosed by a six-foot fence which shall be provided for the storage of recreational vehicles. All RV storage within the mobile home park shall occur in this designated area.

L.    "Service building" means a building for the purpose of housing community facilities, including but not limited to toilet facilities, bathing facilities, and laundry facilities, or any combination thereof.

M.    "Utility building" means an accessory structure intended for the storage of typical outdoor equipment incidental to the occupants of the mobile home, i.e., lawnmower, lawn chairs, barbeque, etc. Utility buildings are limited to one per mobile home lot. (Ord. 725 §1, 1981: Ord. 651 §2, 1978).

15.36.040 Access roads.

A mobile home park containing more than four mobile home lots shall have at least one interior road having direct access to either a primary or a secondary arterial having a minimum right-of-way width of sixty feet. If located on a secondary arterial, the park, regardless of the number of lots contained therein, shall not be more than one-half road mile from a primary arterial. (Ord. 651 §3(1), 1978).

15.36.050 Compliance with land use regulations.

The mobile home park shall comply with existing land use regulations. (Ord. 651 §3(2), 1978).

15.36.060 Length of residential occupancy.

No space shall commonly be rented in a mobile home park for a period of less than thirty days. (Ord. 651 §4(1), 1978).

15.36.065 Requirements for residential occupancy.

A.    For the purposes of this section, the terms shall have the meanings set forth within the provisions of Title 17 of this code.

B.    Within the corporate limits, a recreational vehicle may be established and utilized for residential purposes only within or upon mobile home parks or recreational vehicle parks subject to the specific limited utilizations allowed under subsections E and G of this section.

For purposes of this section, any of the following shall constitute use of a recreational vehicle for residential purposes:

1.    The cooking of food;

2.    Connection to any of the following for any purpose other than maintenance, such as cleaning, or protection, such as heating for protection against cold weather:

a.    A water supply system,

b.    A sewage collection and/or disposal system at other than an authorized recreational vehicle solid waste disposal site,

c.    An electrical supply system,

d.    A natural gas line;

3.    Connection of a landline telephone service;

4.    Connection of a cable television service;

5.    Use of appliances except for purposes allowed under subsection (B)(2) of this section;

6.    Connection to a liquefied petroleum gas tank other than one which is appurtenant to the vehicle at all times;

7.    Utilization for sleeping purposes.

C.    A rental period of thirty days is specifically acknowledged.

D.    No recreational vehicle shall be admitted to any park or occupied for residential purposes unless it meets the then current requirements of the State Department of Labor and Industries or its successor and of the city in relation to such structures or vehicles; nor shall any such be occupied in a park which does not meet all requirements as those may be established by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services or any other state agency having jurisdiction over such structures or vehicles.

E.    A recreational vehicle may be utilized for residential purposes at a location other than within a park for a period of up to fourteen days out of any one hundred eighty-day period when:

1.    That vehicle is parked upon a lot of real property owned by someone other than the owner of the vehicle; and

2.    Such parking is with the written permission of the owner of that property.

F.    No recreational vehicle, whether located upon the property of the owner of the vehicle or some other property shall be utilized for the storage of goods other than those associated with the recreational vehicle in the course of its intended and customary use.

G.    A recreational vehicle may be utilized by the owner of a property for residential purposes for a period of up to ninety days out of any consecutive one hundred eighty days so long as (1) such use arises as the result of the construction, repair, or remodeling of the residence that is, was, or will be located upon the property and (2) the residence is not reasonably capable of occupancy for residential purposes. Any period beyond this shall require the written approval of the director of community development based upon good cause shown. The council shall be informed in writing of any such approval. During any period of residential use under this provision, utilities shall be connected to the recreational vehicle in a manner satisfactory to the director of community development.

H.    All recreational vehicles shall display a current valid license; provided that, an owner of a recreational vehicle may store one unlicensed recreational vehicle upon a property also owned by that person so long as that storage is in compliance with all provisions of this code, including Chapter 17 relating to zoning. (Ord. 1061 §1, 2005: Ord. 725 §2, 1981).

15.36.070 Equipment standards.

No mobile home shall be admitted to any park or occupied for dwelling purposes unless it meets the current requirements of the State Department of Labor and Industries and of the city in relation to mobile homes, nor shall any mobile home be occupied in a mobile home park which does not meet all such requirements as well as those established by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services mobile home park regulations; provided, further, that all mobile homes shall have at least two entrances.(Ord. 651 §4(2), 1978).

15.36.080 Requirements prior to occupancy.

A mobile home shall not be occupied for dwelling purposes unless it is properly placed on a mobile home pad and connected to water, sewage and electrical utilities. (Ord. 651 §4(3), 1978).

15.36.090 Permitted in all zones.

Mobile home parks may be permitted in all zones upon the granting of a mobile home park permit, except in the following zoning districts as said districts are established by Title 17 of this code: None. (Ord. 651 §4(4), 1978).

15.36.100 Mobile home park--Minimum size.

No mobile home park shall be developed on any tract of land less than one acre in size. (Ord. 651 §5(1), 1978).

15.36.110 Mobile home lot--Minimum size and lot coverage.

The minimum size of a mobile home lot shall be four thousand square feet for any mobile home fourteen feet wide or less and five thousand square feet for any mobile home over fourteen feet wide. The minimum width of a mobile home lot shall be forty feet for the former and fifty feet for the latter sized mobile home, exclusive of roads, streets, and other public or common areas. Lot boundaries shall be plainly marked by corner stakes, fencing, shrubbery, or other means. A mobile home shall not occupy more than one-third of its lot and the mobile home and its accessory structures, including but not limited to awnings, carport and utility building, shall not cover more than fifty percent of its lot. There shall be no variances or exceptions from the provisions of this section. (Ord. 651 §5 (2), 1978).

15.36.120 Spacing of mobile homes.

Mobile homes shall be separated from each other by at least sixteen feet. There shall be a minimum distance of at least three feet between a mobile home and an unattached accessory structure located upon the same lot. There shall be a distance of no less than eight feet between a mobile home and an accessory structure, whether attached or unattached, located on another lot and utilized in conjunction with the use of another mobile home. (Ord. 651 §5(3), 1978).

15.36.130 Setback of mobile homes.

A.    All mobile homes shall be located with a minimum of twenty-five feet setback from any park property boundary line.

B.    There shall be a minimum distance of ten feet between an individual mobile home and an adjoining park street.

C.    There shall be a minimum distance of five feet between a mobile home and a mobile home side lot line. (Ord. 651 §5(4), 1978).

15.36.140 Vehicular access.

All mobile home parks shall be provided with safe and convenient vehicular access from adjoining public streets or highways to each mobile home lot and to commonly used park facilities. The alignment and gradient of all park streets and access roads shall be properly adapted to local topographic conditions, and shall facilitate satisfactory control of surface and ground water. (Ord. 651 §6(1), 1978).

15.36.150 Exit roads.

There shall be at least two common exit roads which are accessible to all mobile home lots within the park. (Ord. 651 §6(2), 1978).

15.36.160 Primary access road.

The intersection of the primary park access roads and the adjoining public right-of-way shall conform to all applicable standards regarding width, alignment, sight distance and construction. (Ord. 651 §6(3), 1978).

15.36.170 Internal access roads.

A.    Generally.

Internal access roads shall meet the following requirements:

1.    Internal access roads shall be privately owned and constructed and shall be privately maintained free of cracks, holes and other hazards; provided, that roads which are located such that they could be or should be an integral part of the overall circulation pattern may be required to be constructed and dedicated as public roads. The city council may also require either construction of additional public roads or reservation of right-of-way for future roads when necessary to provide adequate circulation.

2.    Each access road shall be adequately lighted at night.

3.    The paved width of an access road shall have a minimum width of twenty-four feet; provided, that the layout and general development plan for major and minor access driveways within the mobile home park, together with the location and dimension of the access junctions with public street right-of-way, shall be approved by the city council or its designee.

B.    Driveways. All interior driveways shall have a minimum width of twenty feet, with parking permitted on one side only.

C.    Cul-de-sacs. Roads designed to have one end permanently closed or in the form of a cul-de-sac shall be provided, at the closed end, with a turnaround having a minimum right-of-way of not less than fifty feet or with a "T" permitting comparable ease of turning, as approved by the city engineer.

D.    Construction Standards. All public roads in a mobile home park shall be constructed in accordance with minimum standards for plat street construction, as those standards are established by Title 16 of this code. (Ord. 651 §6(4), 1978).

15.36.180 Street and road paving.

All park streets and access roads shall be graded with a crushed rock base and asphaltic concrete, blacktop, or two lifts of light bituminous surface treatment, in accordance with the standard specifications for highway construction as promulgated by the Washington State Highway Department, or concrete surfacing. (Ord. 651 §6(5), 1978).

15.36.190 Right of police and fire departments to use streets and roads.

The owner of each mobile home park shall, at the time of filing his plan, grant to the police and fire departments the perpetual right to use all streets and roads within his mobile home park. All mobile home park proposals shall be reviewed by the chief of the agency providing fire protection to the city, and the chief of police, to insure adequate ingress and egress, internal circulation for emergency vehicles and the location of fire hydrants and other emergency facilities. (Ord. 651 §6(6), 1978).

15.36.200 Public utility requirements.

Water and electrical supply, sewage and refuse disposal, insect and rodent control, fuel supply and storage, and fire protection facilities and services shall meet all applicable state and local standards. In the event that refuse disposal is not available to each lot, community-type containers shall be provided of a size and in a number reasonably necessary to serve the mobile homes situate in the park and shall be located so that no mobile home shall be more than one hundred fifty feet from such a container and shall have a view-obscuring fence, or such other view-obscuring device as may be approved by the city supervisor. All such parks shall be required to install and utilize services in relation to the provision of domestic water, sanitary sewage, garbage disposal, fire hydrants and storm drainage systems when such systems are available from the city. These services shall be installed according to the guidelines established by the city engineer. (Ord. 651 §7(1), 1978).

15.36.210 Underground utilities.

Electrical power, telephone and television cables shall be installed under ground. (Ord. 651 §7(2), 1978).

15.36.220 Pad required.

Each mobile home lot shall be provided with a pad of sufficient size to accommodate the mobile home and any attached accessory structures. (Ord. 651 §8(1), 1978).

15.36.230 Surfacing of pads.

Each mobile home pad shall be surfaced with a minimum of three inches of washed gravel of uniform size, or other surface approved by the city supervisor. (Ord. 651 §8(2), 1978).

15.36.240 Grading of pads.

The mobile home pad shall be graded to obtain adequate surface drainage. (Ord. 651 §8(3), 1978).

15.36.250 Accessories.

Normal accessories for mobile homes shall be allowed and may include an awning, carport, ramada, cabana, deck and storage facility. (Ord. 651 §9(1), 1978).

15.36.260 Permanent structural addition prohibited.

No permanent structural additions, other than allowed accessories, shall be built onto or become part of any mobile home, and no mobile home shall support any building in any manner.(Ord. 651 §9(2), 1978).

15.36.270 Skirting required.

All mobile homes shall be skirted with material approved by the city supervisor. (Ord. 651 §9(3), 1978).

15.36.280 Steps required.

All mobile homes shall be equipped with sturdy steps or ramps of an adequate width and equipped with a handrail; provided, that they shall meet the requirements of the Uniform Building Code. (Ord. 651 §9(4), 1978).

15.36.290 Permit for park--Required.

It is unlawful for any person to construct, alter, operate, maintain or extend any mobile home park within the boundaries of the city unless the park is the subject of a valid permit issued by the city council.(Ord. 651 §10(1), 1978).

15.36.300 Permit--Application and filing of plans.

Application to construct, alter, or enlarge any mobile home park shall be filed with the city clerk-treasurer. Such application shall be accompanied by four copies of a complete plan of the proposed park. (Ord. 651 §10(2), 1978).

15.36.310 Preparation of plans.

All mobile home park plans shall be prepared by a licensed professional engineer, architect, landscape architect, planner, or comparable professional; provided, however, that drawings of equivalent professional quality may also be available. (Ord. 651 §10 (3), 1978).

15.36.320 Refusal to examine incomplete plans.

The city council shall have the right, and does hereby reserve the right, to refuse to examine any incomplete, unintelligible or indefinite plans and to refuse to take any action on an application until appropriate plans have been submitted. (Ord. 651 §10(4), 1978).

15.36.330 Plans--Information required.

The mobile home park plan shall be drawn to scale and completely dimensioned. Such plans shall clearly set forth the following information at a scale of not less than one inch equals one hundred feet.

A.    Name and address of the park owner;

B.    Name and address of person who prepared the plan;

C.    Name, address and legal description of the park;

D.    Vicinity map showing relationship of park to adjacent properties, roads, schools, etc.;

E.    Boundaries, dimensions and acreage of the park;

F.    Location and dimensions of each mobile home lot, designating each site by consecutive number;

G.    Location and width of all entrances, exits, driveways, walkways and streets;

H.    Location, size and number of all automobile parking facilities;

I.    Location and dimensions of all service buildings and other proposed structures, and other accessory buildings;

J.    Location, dimensions and area of recreation and open space areas;

K.    Plan of water system showing connection with public system or location of well, and showing location of water riser pipes on each mobile home lot;

L.    Method and plan of sewage disposal system, including plan and profile of all sewer lines;

M.    Method and plan of surface drainage facilities;

N.    Method of solid waste disposal and location of collection stands;

0.    Location and type of firefighting facilities;

P.    Location and plan for electrical service outlets and outside lighting facilities;

Q.    Enlarged plot plan of a typical mobile home lot, × showing location of pad, storage facility, parking, walkway, utility connections and landscaping;

R.    Scale of plan and north point;

S.    Upon request of the city engineer, a map showing topographic contours with an interval of not more than five feet.(Ord. 651 §10(5), 1978).

15.36.340 Permit--Application fee.

All applications shall be accompanied by the payment to the city clerk-treasurer of a fee of one hundred dollars. (Ord. 651 §10(6), 1978).

15.36.350 Permit--Issuance.

When, upon review of the application and all other related data and information, the city council is satisfied that the proposed park meets the requirements of this chapter and the regulations issued hereunder and that the best interests of the city and its citizens will be served by the issuance of a permit, a permit may be issued. (Ord. 651 §10(7), 1978).

15.36.360 Off-street parking--Number of spaces.

There shall be a minimum of two off-street parking spaces for each mobile home lot. Additional common parking facilities shall be provided at the rate of one additional space for every ten mobile home lots. (Ord. 651 §11(1), 1978).

15.36.370 Off-street parking--Size of space.

Each parking space shall contain a minimum of one hundred eighty square feet, with a minimum width of nine feet. (Ord. 651 §11(2), 1978).

15.36.380 Off-street parking--Prohibitions.

Parking spaces shall not be located within the setback required around the perimeter of the mobile home park. Parking shall be only in designated parking areas within the mobile home park, and shall be prohibited on all park access roads. No common parking space shall be located closer than ten feet to any mobile home lot line. (Ord. 651 §11(3), 1978).

15.36.390 Off-street parking--Office.

A minimum of two off-street parking spaces shall be provided for the mobile home park office. (Ord. 651 §11(4), 1978).

15.36.400 Off-street parking--Paving.

All common parking areas shall be paved with a crushed rock base and asphaltic concrete, blacktop, or concrete surfacing. Off-street parking areas on individual mobile home lots shall be paved with an adequate all-weather surface. (Ord. 651 §11(5), 1978).

15.36.410 Common walkways.

An adequate, safe, convenient, all-season common walkway system shall be provided and maintained between locations where pedestrian traffic is concentrated. Such walkways shall have a minimum width of four feet. (Ord. 651 §12(1), 1978).

15.36.420 Individual walkways.

Each mobile home pad shall be connected to the common walkway system or to a paved street, and such individual walks shall have a minimum width of three feet. (Ord. 651 §12(2), 1978).

15.36.430 Service building--When optional.

A service building providing toilet, bathing and laundry facilities shall be optional for a mobile home park accommodating only independent mobile homes. (Ord. 651 §13(1), 1978).

15.36.440 Service building--When required.

A service building providing toilet, bathing and laundry facilities shall be provided for any mobile home park accommodating dependent mobile homes. Segregated areas for dependent and independent mobile homes shall be provided in cases where both are to be accommodated in the same mobile home park. (Ord. 651 §13(2), 1978).

15.36.450 Service building--Standards.

In cases where a service building is required, it shall meet all applicable local and state standards, and it shall be conveniently located to the mobile home lots. (Ord. 651 §13(3), 1978).

15.36.460 Landscaped buffer or screen.

An adequate landscaped buffer or screen may be required to make the mobile home park compatible with adjacent residential uses.

A buffer and screen shall be required when a park is adjacent to a commercial or manufacturing zone. (Ord. 651 §14(1), 1978).

15.36.470 Ground cover.

Lawn or other suitable ground cover shall be required on all areas except those covered by structures, by paved or surfaced areas, and by planting beds. Also excepted are undisturbed areas such as ravines and streams which are preserved in their natural state. (Ord. 651 §14(2), 1978).

15.36.480 Recreation area.

Not less than ten percent of the gross area of the mobile home park shall be provided for recreational space; provided, however, that no outdoor recreation area shall contain less than two thousand five hundred square feet. (Ord. 651 §14(3), 1978).

15.36.490 Storage--Individual space.

Individual storage space for each mobile home shall be provided by the park management, either at each mobile home lot or in a centralized storage facility located within a reasonable distance from the mobile home lot (generally not more than one hundred feet). (Ord. 651 §15(1), 1978).

15.36.500 Storage--Size of space.

The amount of storage space provided for each mobile home unit shall be not less than one hundred forty-four cubic feet of usable space, with a minimum height of six feet. (Ord. 651 §15(2), 1978).

15.36.510 Storage--Design and construction of facilities.

Storage facilities shall be designed in a manner that will enhance the appearance of the park, shall be constructed of suitable weather-resistant materials, and shall meet all standards of the building code. (Ord. 651 §15(3), 1978).

15.36.520 Storage under mobile home prohibited.

There shall be no storage of any combustible material underneath any mobile home. (Ord. 651 §15(4), 1978).

15.36.530 Signs.

A.    All signs and advertising devices shall be prohibited in a mobile home park except:

1.    One identifying sign at the entrance of the mobile home park which may be indirectly lighted, but shall be nonflashing, and which shall not exceed thirty-two square feet in area;

2.    Directional or informational signs for the convenience of tenants and the public relative to parking, office, traffic movement, etc., provided such signs are not larger than two square feet in area.

B.    The maximum height of the identifying sign shall be four feet. (Ord. 651 §16, 1978).

15.36.540 Interpretation of chapter.

In interpreting and applying the provisions of this chapter, they shall be held to be minimum requirements adopted for the promotion of the public health, safety and general welfare. (Ord. 651 §17(1), 1978).

15.36.550 Conflicting provisions.

In any case where a provision of this chapter is found to be in conflict with a provision of any other ordinance, code, or regulation, the provision which establishes the higher standard for the promotion and protection of the public health, safety and general welfare shall prevail. (Ord. 651 §17(2), 1978).

15.36.560 Variances.

The city reserves the right to vary the strict application of specific requirements where such modification is necessary and reasonable and the public interest will be protected and preserved, except as to Section 15.36.110. The variance shall be considered by the board of adjustment, subject to approval of the city council, whose decision shall be final. (Ord. 651 §17(4), 1978).

15.36.570 Appeals.

Any person, firm or corporation aggrieved by a decision or ruling made pursuant to this chapter may appeal to the Grays Harbor Superior Court. The notice of appeal shall be made in writing and filed with the city clerk-treasurer within thirty days of the day on which the person, firm or corporation appealing to the Grays Harbor Superior Court is notified of the decision or ruling of the building inspector or city council. (Ord. 651 §17 (5), 1978).

15.36.580 Enforcement.

A.    It shall be the duty of the building inspector of the Elma police department, and fire marshal, to administer and enforce all provisions of this chapter.

B.    Administrative regulations, forms and procedures may be adopted as necessary. (Ord. 651 §18, 1978).