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Estate
LAKE 3 bedroom
large beautiful lot
Phone evenings
P 3/2-23.
I baths.
or Other terms.
Phone 426-3188 aft-
F 2/9-3/9
plus house with Co-
through plus 600
main beach highway
plus 29 acres in sec-
timber a block
cean. $100,000 @ $20,-
cachland GE 8-
8-8653. S 3/2
CAPE and 8
2 unit motel
on 200 ft.
plus 3
home
Will dder
• qlent terms.
8-3896 or
S 312
clatted on Copalis
palls. Two blocks
38,000. Beach.
or GE 8-3896.
S 3/2
Lega I Pu bl Ications
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given that
a public hearing will be held at
the City Hall, March 21, 1967, at
7:30 p.m. on the application of
Wilfred T. Jackson and Stanley
C. Phillips for a zone change
from C-1 to C-3 of Lots 1 thru ,
5 Blk. 22 Mountain View Addi-
tion.
PURL JEMISON, Chairman
Planning Commission
3/2-9 2t
INVITATION TO 'BID
Sealed proposals will ..be re-
ceived for the following' project:
Combination fire station and
meeting hall. Mason County Fire
Protection District No. 6, Union,
Mason County, Washington.
By: Board of Fire Commis-
sioners, P. O. Box 113, Union,
Wash.
Time: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
March 15, 1967.
Location of bid opening: Fire
Hall, Union, Washington.
Prime contractors may obtain
plans and specifications from the
District Secretary at the above
address upon thd deposit of $10
or may be viewed at the Hood
Canal Junior High School be-
tween the hours of 8:30 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m.
The Board of Commissioners
reserves the right to reject or
accept any proposal and to
waive informalities.
HARRY F. COLES,
Secretary 3/2-9 2t
Mr. Realy State says:
1 "See
• fhese
selections
today ! !"
LOOK
close-in suburban property today! Only
acres--all fenced and mostly cleared.
several outbuildings, excellent water
setting. Only $22,500 on excep-
LAKE
nicest lake frontage, plenty of depth, and
to 90' on the road. And yOU can be all
or year round living with the 35' me-
and attached cabana. $10,500 cash or terms.
OM HOME--240' WATERFRONT-
love With this beautiful 2 acre spot and
on Little Skookum, Just minutes from
is real cozy and comfortable, elec-
rooms, and in such very good condi-
A BEAUTY!
3 LOTSA 2 CAR GARAGE,
$11,750. Everything is in A-1 con-
top and bottom. And you'll ap-"
in theull basement (that's
. There's lots of F.H.A. !financing
are we waiting for ?
ARE MOVING FROM THE AREA --
beautiful Mt. View home listed for sale
You can't afford to pass up. 3 bedrooms,
fireplace, double carport. Take over
of approximately $3,000 and assume a
loan.
VE ON OAKLAND BAY?
rary 3 bedroom home with .65 feet of
water offers you a unique and pleasing
Your consideration. You'll appreciate the
the picturesque view from the living
partial basement and more. A real
t
BE IT
fine home you're lookin, €or rtin at
rOU,U ,_ . . Sta g
- mu a large covered entry, a roomy
a beautiful fireplace wall. Next, there's
area with barbeque, covered patio,
kitchen. To add to the picture, you'll
2% baths, double garage and 3
Priced' right at $24,000.
't place to retire--this is it. Every-
order and you can have immediate
spic and span 2 bedroom home is well
eP lot at the edge of Hillcrest. If you
uroom home, let's get together and see
"for this solid 1 bedroom home (plus up-
60' x 10ft lot in a choice Mt. View location.
S.
SFAMILY ROOM ....
feaily, you will appreciate all the
room Mt. View rambler. Most
and there is a good sized family room
an extra dining area. Large carport
appraised at $18,250.
RM
with a half mile of blacktop road front-
as a dairy farm, it includes a large
2 large barns and other utility
a beautiful irrigating pond that
$2,500 worth of irrigating
stoCk--is $27,500 on con-
Knauf for details.
creek property you'll find
200 feet of highway frontage on
Shelton. The rental units gross
not include the 3 bedroom resi-
rtY and rental units available.
low terms can be arranged• A
;LAND LAKE
site Just across the road from
and levelan ideal spot for a trailer.
Shelton and the price is so right at
N LET-..
retirement investment spot. A real
on 228' of low bank waterfront in
acres bordered on two sides by
year round stream, outbuildings,
HIMLIE REALTY
Olympic Highway N. Phone 426.3369
EVENINGS CALL:
ICK KNAUF 426"8110 "SKIP" NE88 42t5-3049
!NcE H'IMLIE 426-6501 ._ DAVE THACHER 426-8635
Legal Publications
No. 3541
Notice of Hearing Final Reportq
and Petition for Distribution
In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for the
County of Mason.
In the Matter of the Estate of
' 'NILMER HOI.AV£, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Mildred Satran, Executrix of the
estate of Nilmer Holm ,has filed
in the office of the Clerk of said
Court her Final Reports and Pe-
tition for Distribution, asking the
Court to settle, said reports, di-
tribute the property to the per-
seas thereto entitled and to dis-
charge said Executrix; and that
said reports and petition will be
heard on the 24th day of M'Arch,
1967, at 9:30 A.M., at the court
room of the Probate Department
of said Court, at which time and
p.'Ace any person interested in
said estate may appear and file
objections thereto and contest
the same.
Dated this 16th day of Feb-
mary, 1967.
LODGA KIMBEL
Clerk of said Court'
Presented by:
CURTIS H. COONS
Attorney for Estate
4-3 Harr'son Bldg.
Brenl--rton, XVashington @8310
2/23-3/2-9 3t
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE, OLYMPIC NA-
TIONAL FOREST, SOUTH
FORk SKOKOMISH 1965 No. 3
SALE, located within T. 22N.,
R. 5W., T. 23N., R. 5W., par-
tially strveyed; T. 22N., R. 6W.,
snd T. 23N., R. 6W., W.M., un-
surveyed. Public notice is here-
by given that pursuant to the
provisions of Section 5 of Pub-
lic Law 273, 78th Congress (58
Star. 132-16, U.S.C.A. 583-583i),
and the CooperAtive Agreement
'for the Management of the Par-
ticipatlng Forest Properties in
the Shelton Cooperative Sustain-
ed Y.ield Unit entered into bv
and between the United States
of America and the Simpson
Timber Company, d'ted Decem-
ber 12, 1946, an estimated 24,-
300 M board feet of timber mark-
ed or otherwise designated for
cutti.ng will be sold to the Simp-
son Timber Company, Seattle,
%ashington, on March 27, 1967.
The minimum acceptable bid per
M board feet is: Dougi,as-fir
$28.51; western hemlock and
other coniferous species $14.56;
western redcedar $5.00. Addi-
tional deposit required for slash
disposal is $1.11 per M board
feet for all species. If requested
by the State of Washington or
by Grays Harbor or Mason
Counties, or by any person deem-
ed to huve a reasonable interest
in the proposed sale, or in its
terms, a public hearing will be
hcld'in',thb office of the Forest
Supervisor, Federal Building,
Olympia, Washington, on the
15th day of Maroh 1967 at 2:00
PM, PST. Requests for public
hcring Will not be considered
unless received in the office of
the Forest Supervisor, Federal
Bu!ldingl Olympia, Washington,
on or before March 8, 1967. Dat-
ed February 20, 1967. R. E. Wor-
thington, Forest Supervisor,
Olympic N'Ationai Forest.
2/23-3/2-9-16 4t
Real Estate
Amb A A A Jmb
,vvvvv v vv i
ANGLE AGENCY
FOR THE SUBURBAN
RANCHER
30 acres of good soil, mostly
cleared with a 7 year old 3 bed-
room plastered home. This fine
home, which overldoks the
fields and excellent year round
creek has a full basement, hard-
wood floors "and oil heat. There
is a good barn, carport and work
shop. Priced to sell for only $26,-
000.00. Make an offer today.
LOST LAKE, DUPLEX
Ideal situation for 2 family sum-
mer home on choice Lost Lake.
This well built duplex is ade-
quate for year around living and
has a dock and float and plant-
ed yard. Offered at .a cashout
price of $14,500.00.
CLOSE TO TOWN
2 bedroom home on 2 acres of
land located close to town. Drill-
ed well, cement block founda-
tion and single garage. $4,000.
DOWN TOWN LOCATION
2 bedroom home located in
downtown area on large corner
lot. Excellent starter for young
couple or retirement location for
someone else. $4.250.00 with
contract terms available•
NEW HOME ON ANGLESlDE
3 bedroom home 'with full base-
ment, two fireplaces, future rec
room and 2nd bath in basement.
Home is under construction now
and choice of finish and colors
available. Selling price $18,500.00
on conventional terms.
LOTS -- LOTS -- and LOTS
of LOTS
We' have a wide selection of ex-
cellent building lots available in
one of Shelton's better neigh:
borhoods. Price range from
$750.00 to $2,800.00. Name your
own terms and select now for fu-
ture building site.
ANGLE AGENCY
HERB ANGLE DICK ANGLE
Real Estate & Insurance
Evenings 426-4134 or 426-6188
401 Railroad Ave. Ph. 426-8272
1- ........ _ .....
Legal Publications
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON APPLICATION
FOR FRANCHISE
In the Matter of the Appll-
cation of Tlmberlake, a Cor.
poration, for permlsslon and
authority to locate, construct,
operate, and malntaln water
distribution pipe lines under
and across roads and high.
ways in the County of Mason,
State of 'Washlngton.
WHEREAS, : :Timberlake, a
Corporation, has heretofore filed
with the Board of County Com-
missioners of Mason County,
State of Washington, under pro-
visions of Chapter 187, Laws of
1937, an application for a fran-
chise to use, cross, and occupy
the roads and highways in the
County of Mason, State of
Washington, for the purpose of
locating and constructing water
distribution pipelines along, un-
der and across the designated
roads and highways in said
County, described on the map
submitted to the Mason County
Engineer of Timberlake, Divi-
sions Iqo. 1, 2 and 3, located in
Sections 17 and 18, Township 20
North, Range 2 West, W.M., and
by reference herein incorporat-
ed;
NOW, THERFORE, NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN: That a
hearing will be held on such ap-
plication by the Board of Coun-
. ty Commissioners of Mason
County, Washington, at their
regular meeting place in the
Courthouse at Shelton, Wash-
ington, on Monday, March 20,
1967, at 11:00 A.M., or as soon
thereafter as such hearing may
be had.
DATED at Shelton, Washing-
ton, this 27th day of Feb., 1967.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
MISSIONERS OF MASON
COUNTY, WASHINGTON
By RUTH E. BOYSEN
Clerk of the Board
3/2-9 2t
NO. 3802
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the
.State of Washington for Mason
County.
(In Probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of
EINAR FERDINAND AKER-
FELDT, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
"EN that the undersigned has
been appointed and has quali-
fied as the Administratrix of the
Estate of Elnar Ferdinand Ak-
erfeldt, deceased; that all per-
sons having claims against said
deceased •are hereby requtred to
serve the same, duly verified, on
the undersigned Administratrix
or her attorney of record at the
address below stated and file
the same with the Clerk of the
said court, together with proof
of such service within six (6)
months after the date of first
publication of this notice or the
same will be barred.
Date of first publication:
March 2, 1967.
EDITH HALL
..... Administratrix ....
GLENN E. CORREA
Attorney for Estate
Bell Building
121 South Fourth Street
Shelton, Washington
3/2-9-16 3t
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF
REGISTRATION BOOKS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
EN: That the Registration
Books for the Cloquallum Pre-
cinct of Mason County, Wash-
ington, will be closed for OR-
IGINAL Registrations, on
V[arch 13, 1967, and thereafter,
until the day following a Spe"
cial Election, to be held on Tues-
day, April 12, 1967, to put be-
fore the voters the quest:ion of
forming a new school district in
Grays Harbor County, compris-
ing all the territory of the pres-
ent Porter School District No.
116 and the Elms School Dis-
trict No. 67.
HOWEVER, Registrations will
remain open for TRANSFERS
ONLY, through March 28, 1967.
Please register with the Offi-
cer listed below.
DATED this 3rd day of Feb-
ruary, 1967.
RUTH E. BOYSEN
Auditor & Registrar for
Mason County, Washington
Cloquallum Precinct:
HELEN MORROW
Route 1, Box 292
Elma, Washington 3/2 It
Timber For Sale
CALL FO'R BIDS
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
Timber Sale and Removal
1-67 and 2-67
Cushman District
Mason County, Washington
will be received for the purchase
and removal of all marked, or
otherwise described, Douglas Fir
timber located upon land owned
by the City of Tacoma lying
within Section 20, Township 23
North, Range 4 West; Section
19, Township 22 North Range 1
West; Sections 23, 24, 26, 27 and
28, TOwnship 22 North, Range
2 West, and Section 2, Township
21 North, Range 3 West, all in
W.M., Mason County, Washing-
ton. Proposals will be
RECEIVED UNTIL:
11:00 A.M., Monday,
March 201 1967
at which time they will be open-
ed by the City Clerk.
Each bid must be accompanied
by a Certified or Cashier's Check
in an amount not less than 109
of the amount bid.
Bids are to be submitted on
forms provided by the City. De-
tail information and bid forms
may be obtained at the Public
Utilities Purchasing Office, 2nd
Floor, Public Utilities Building,
P. O. Box 11007, Tacoma, Wash-
ington 98411, or by phoning FUN
on 3-2471, Extension 207.
DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC UTILITIES
C. A. ERDAHL, Director
"arch 2, 1967
Legal Publications • Legal Publications
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of the City
Cerk.Treasurer, City Hall, Shel-
ton, Wasngton, until 11:30
A.M. on Monday, Mrch 6, 1967,
.......... time they will be open-
e=l and'read aloud by the City
Clerk-Treasurer for:
1..Furnishing one 1967 threc-
quarter ton pickup truck
2. 9"urnishing one 1967 half
ton pickup truck
Specifications md proposal
forms may be obtained at the of-
fice of the City Clerk-Treasurer,
City Hall, Shelton, Washingtom
CITY OF SHELTON
ALMA K. CATTO
Clerk .2/23-3/2 2t
ORDINANCE NO. 759
MOBILE HOME CODE
An Ordinance defining and
regulating "Mobile Home and
Trailer Parks" nd . "Mobile
Home and Trailer Coaches"
therein; requiring licenses for
the operation of such parks; de-
fining offenses and providing
penalties therefor.
BE IT ORDAINED by the
City of Sheltoh as follows:
ARTICLE I
Definitions
Section 101: For the purpose
of thfs Ordinance, the follow-
ing terms shall be deemed and
construed to have the meanings
respectively ascribed to them in
this section unless from the par-
ticular context it clearly appears
that some other meaning is in-
tended:
Dependent Unit means a trail-
er that does not have a bath-
room or shower and toilet facil-
ities.
Health Department is the
Health Department, or the
Health Officer, the City Sani-
tarian of the City of Shelton, or
the State Health Officer having
Jurisdiction over the City of
Shelton area.
Mobile Home mans any coach,
cabin, mobile house, house car,
trailer or other vehicle or struc-
ture designed or intended for or
.capable of human dwelling or
sleeping purposes, mounted upon
wheels or supports, and/or capa-
ble of being moved by its own
power or transported by anoth-
er vehicle, whether sUch mobile
home ts used or intended for
year-round or transient occu-
pancy.
Nondependent Unit means a
trailer that has bath or shower
and toilet facilities.
Person shall be construed to
include an individual, partner.
ship, firm, company, corpora-
tlon, whether tenant, owner, les-
see, licensee, or their agent, heir,
or assign.
Space means a plot of ground
• in a trailer camp of not less
than 2400 square feet of space
designed for the location for
only one automobile and/or one
trailer.
Trailer Camp means any park,
court, camp site, plot, parcel or
tract of land designed, main-
talned, intended or used for the
purpose of supplying a location
or accommodations for more
than two trailers and shall in-
clude all buildings used or in-
tended for use as part of the
equipment thereof whether or
not a charge is made for the use
of the trailer camp and its fa-
cilities. "Trailer Camp" shall not
include automobile or trailer
sales lots on which unoccupied
trailers are parked for the pur-
poses of inspection or sale.
Unit means a mobile home or
trailer unit.
ARTICLE, II
License
Section 201 :
(a) It shall be unlawful to op-
erate a. trailer park without a
license therefor.
(b) Only those who comply
with the requirements of this
Ordinance and with the require-
ments of the State Department
of Health, Building, Plumbing,
Electrical, Fire and Zoning
Codes and/or Ordinances' shall
be entitled to a license for a
trailer park. Any such license
may be revoked by the City
Clerk upon the filing with .him
by the Health Officer of a no-
tice in writing that the prem-
ises licensed or the fixtures or
facilities used therein have be-
come or are unsanitary, or that
the same are maintained or op-
erated in an unsanitary manner
or condition or otherwise fail to
comply with any provision of
this or any other Ordinance
which provisions shall be refer-
red to in said notice: provided
that the licensee shall be enti.
tied to appeal to the City Com-
mission within five (5) days aft-
er notice of such revocations;
whereupon a time for hearing
shall be set which shall be not
later than ten (10) days there-
after at which time a hearing
shall be had before the City
Commission of the Cfty of Shel-
ton or a committee thereof
l hich shall confirm, modify or
sapprove such revocation.
(c) Application for a Mobile
Home Park license vhall be
made to the City Clerk upon a
form provided by him setting
forth the name of the applicant
and the location by street, and
the number of trailer coach lots
for which he is applying. Such
application shall be referred to
the Health Officer, who shall in-
spect the premises therein de-
scribed and the fixtures and
facilities to be used. If said
premises, fixtures and facilities
comply with the requirements of
this and other applicable Ordi-
nances, said Health Officer shall
so certify to the Clerk who shall
thereupon issue the license. Ev-
ery Mobile Home Park license
shall authorize the one named
therein to operate a trailer park
on the premises described there-
in and to accommodate the num-
ber of trailer coaches for which.
the license is issued from date
of issuance until, the expiration
of the' license year which shall
be the 31st day of the next fol-
lowing December unless the li-
cense is revoked for cause, as
provided in this Ordinance.
(d) At the time of making
such application, the applicant
shall deposit the sum of ten dol.
lars ($10) to cover the cost of
'investigation of application. If
said application be rejected, then
the City Clerk shall refuse the
issuance of such a license. Upon
approval of the application, the
minimum deposit of twenty dol-
lars ($20) plus $1.00 per rental
unit space as shown on the ap-
plication shall be made with the
City Clerk. Such annual fee shall
be in lieu of any other business
and occupation tax of any other
Ordinances 0"f the City of Shel-
ton.
(e) A license shall be auto-
matically granted upon applica-
tion to any trailer camp in ex-
istence and operating at the
time this ordinance becomes ef-
fective, subject only to payment
of fees as set out in vec. (d)
above.
ARTICLE III
'Money to Treasurer
Section 301: All monies re-
ceived by the City Clerk as in.
spection, permit or license fee,
under provisions of this Ordi-
nance, shall be paid into the City
Treasury and placed in the Gen-
eral fund.
ARTICLE IV
Caretaker and Registration
Section 401: At least one at-
tendant must be on duty at each
trailer park for a sufficient
length of time each day to
maintain the same in a clean
and sanitary condition. The li-
censee • shall keep a registration
record of all parties and such
record shall show the dat.e of
arrival of each trailer coach
party, the number in the party,
the name and permanent ad-
dress of the owner of the trail-
er coach and towing vehicle in
which said party, is traveling
and location and duration of
stay at last {previous) trailer
location;, together with the
make, type and year of manu-
facture of said trailer coach and
towing vehicle, the. state in
which they are registered, and
the license number and year of
its issuance. Such record shall
be available for inspection at
any reasonable time by the
Health Officer or any duly auth-
orized agent of the City, and
shall not be destroyed until the
expiration of thirty-six {36)
months following the date of
registration.
ARTICLE V
Requirements for Application
• Section 501: Prior to approv-
al of any application for a trail-
er park license, a park plan con-
taining the information required
by Section 502 (el herein shall
be submitted by the applicant
to the Health Officer for inspec.
•tion and approval and shall be
retained in the files of the
Health Officer; provided that
such requirement shall not apply
to existing traildr parks where
a current approved park plan is
on file with the Health Officer.
Section 502:
(a) A trailer park shall be lo-
cated on a well-drained site suit-
able for the purpose; shall have
an entrance and exit well mark-
ed and easily controlled and su-
pervised; shall have surfaced
roads not less than twenty (20)
• feet wide, paved as specified by
the City" Engineer, well-drained,
plainly marked in the daytime,
adequately lighted at night and
easily accessible to all trailer
coaches; walkways to the vari-
ous buildings shall be surfaced
and adequately lighted. Electric-
al connections must be Provided
at each trailer coach lot.
(b) The trailer park shall pro-
vide a trailer coach lot for each
trailer coach, with boundaries
to be indicated by corner mark-
ers, with an area not less than
twenty.four hundred (2400)
square feet, and a minimum
width of thirty (30) feet. Each
trailer coach shall be located at
least fifteen (15)feet from any
building or other trailer, and at
least five (5) feet from the
property or lot lines.
(c) Trailer coaches equipped
with and using water flush toi-
lets and showers shall be segre-
gated in a separate area from
other trailer coaches not having
these facilities.
(d) A recreational area for
children not less than one thou-
sand (1000) square feet in area
shall be provided for each acre
within the .trailer Park..
(el The park plan required by
Section 501 shall provide an ac-
curate description and map
clearly setting out the following
information:
1. The plan and area dimen-
sions of the tract of land and
land uses within 100 feet of the
park, drawn to scale of one
inch equals one hundred feet,
and land orientation.
2. The extent and area tO be
used for trailer park purposes.
3. Driveways at entrances and
exits, roadways and walkways.
4. Designation of a specific
area within such parks for trail.
er coaches having their own wa-
ter flush toilets and showers.
5. Location and number of
trailer coach lots, with lot di-
mensions.
6. Location and number of
proposed sanitary conveniences;
including proposed toilets, wash.
rooms, laundries, laundry drying
facilities and utility rooms.
7. Method and plan of sew-
age disposal.
8. Method and plan of gar-
bage removal.
9. Plan of water system.
10. Plan of electric lighting.
11. Location of children's rec-
reational area and facilities.
12. Method and plan of heat-
ing showers, laundry and toilet
roolTls.
13. General landscape plans,
showing location and mature
height of plant materials.
ARTICLE VI
Water Supply
Section 601: In each trailer
park, a sufficient supply of pot-
able water adequate in quantity
shall be provided at each trailer
coach lot. Waste from this sup-
ply shall be emptied into a drain
connection to an approved dis-
posal system. A supply o hot
water shll be provided at all-
times sufficient for bathing,
washing and laundry facilities.
No common drinking vessel
shall be provided. All drinking
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fountains, if.. provided,' shal be shall be placed in contravention
of the .approved inclined Jet of the terms and provisions el
type .......... any zoning code of he City o!
ARTICLE VII l..Shelton.
Facilities for Trailers
with Toilets and Showers
Section 701 : ThOSe trailer
coaches equipped with and using
water flush toilets and showers
shall be in a segregated area
and shall be prOvided with one
common toilet, and lavatory for
each sex for said area.
The trailer park shall accom-
modate all other trailer coaches
by flush toilets in. conveniently
located buildings. All such build-
ings shall be well-lighted at all
times, ventilated with screened
openings and constructed of
m0isture-proof material permit-
ting satisfactory cleaning. The
floors shall be constructed, of
concrete or similar material,
well-pitched to a floor drain.
Toilets shall be enclosed in
separate compartments, each
compartment having a minimum
width of two (2) feet, eight (8)
inches. Toilets shall be provided
for each sex in the ratio of one
toilet for every fifteen (15) fe-
males and one toilet for every
twenty. (20) males. In addition,
every male toilet room shall
have one urinal for every twen-
ty-five (25) males, but in no
case shall any male toilet room
be without one urinal. Twenty-
five (25) inches of approved
urinal trough may be computed
as one unit. There shall be a
minimum of two toilets provid-
de for females. Toilet rooms
shall contain one lavatory with
hot and cold or tempered run-
ning water for each three (3l
toilets, but in every case not less
than one (1) lavatory with bet
and cold running water in every
toilet room. "
These accommodations shall
be based on the total trailer
park capacity according to the
accepted plans and shall be com-
puted on the basis of a minimum
of three (3) persons to each
trailer coach, with the sexes be-
ing assumed
Adequate heat00q00a00 in number
all service
buildings shall be provided.
A ITICLE VIII
Waste Waters and Facilities
Section 801: Waste water
from toilets, showers, slop sinks,
kitchen inks, wash basins, and
laundries of trailer coaches and
trailer coach parts hall be dis-
charged into a public sewer sys-
tem in a manner approved by
the Health Officer, or if no
public sewer system of waste
disposal, as approved by the
Health Officer. All waste lines
must be trapped and vented in
accordance with the State De-
partment of Health and/or the
City of Shelton Plumbing Code.
Waste water connections for
toilets, showers, wash basins,
and sinks shall be provided at
each trailer lot.
(a) Approved devices shall be
provided to prevent the possi-
bility of cross-connections be-
tween the water supply and
sources of contamination within
trailer coaches and it shall be
. the trailer park licensee:s re.
sponsibility to inspect each trail-
er coach and assure himself that
no cross-connections shall exist,
before permitting connection of
such trailer coach to the water
supply
(b) 1. Each sewer lateral
shall terminate with a P-trap
which shall be extended above
grade. Sewer ines shall be pro.
vided with vents in such a man-
ner that odor nuisance's will not
result.
2. Extension through the
ground, unless otherwise ade-
quately Protected, shall be pro.
tected by metal casing or con-
crete mount.
3. Connection between the
trailer coach and sewer shall be
water and fly tight and arrange-
ments shall be provided to tight-
ly close the sewer outlet when
not connected with a trailer
coach.
4. Each outlet for trailer
space shall be Provided with a
flexible connector. Such flexible
connector shall be so arranged
as to readily clamp into the
trailer coach outlet and the con-
ARTICLE XH
Electrical
Section 1201 : An electrtca
outlet supply at least 115 voltt
shall be provided; for each trail.
er C2)ach space. The lmd;allaUon
shall corhply with all State and
local electrical codes and ordi-
nanees.
ARTICLE XIII
Trailers, Street
and Occupied Lots
Section 1301: It shall be un.
lawful to park or stand any
Mobile Home or trailer coach or
use or occupy the same on any
lot or tract of ground except as
may be provided or permitted by
the City Commission or its au-
thorized agent or as stated oth-
erwise in ,this Ordinance; and
no mobile home or trailer coach
shall be parked on any street,
alley, highway, or other public
place for a period exceeding 24
hours; provided that a mobile
home or trailer coach may be
parked, used, or occupied on the
premises of any occupied dwell.
ing with the permission of the
lawful occupant thereo for a
period not to exceed fifteen (15)
days, and provided that Such
occupancy does not create a
public health hazard or nuisance.
Provided further that the provi-
sions of this Ordinance shall hot
govern the use and mtion of
unoccupied trailers in sales Iota,
public and private garages or
enclosed storage.
ARTICLE XIV
Removing Wheels and
Placing on Lots
Section 1401: It shall be un.
lawful for any person, firm, or
corporation owning or operating
a trailer or trailer coach to re-
move or cause to have removed
the wheels or any similar trans.
porting devices from said mobile
home or trailer coach or to oth-
erwise permanently fix it to the
ground in a manner that would
prevent the ready removal of.
said trailer or trailer coach lth.
out first obtaining a permit to
dO so, from the City Engineer
of the City of Shelton. Any al-
teration to any trailer or trail-
er coach as above set forth shall
be construed as removing it
from the requirements of this
Ordinance and converting it into
a dwelling and it shall thereupon
be subject to the requirements
of the building, plumbing, elec-
trical, health, sanitation and
any other Ordinances now or
hereafter enacted by the City of
Shelton.
ARTICLE XV
Fire and Explosion Hazard
Section 1501 : All trailer
coaches equipped with oil and/or
liquified petroleum gas burning
and storage equipment to be in
the park for more than sixty
(60) days shall comply with the
provisions of all State and City
of Shelton Fire and Explosion
Hazard Ordinances and as may
be amended, relating to the in-
stallation and maintenance of .
oil, and liquified petroleum ga.:
burning and sorage equipment.
ARTICLE XVI
Communicable Disease .....
Section 1601: It shall be the -'''
duty of everyone operating any
trailer park to immediately no-
tify the Health Department of
any communicable disease In the
park.
ARTICLE XVH
Plumbing
Section 1701 : All plumbing in-
stallations, alterations, or re.
pairs in the trailer park shall be
done in compliance with the
Shelton City Ordinances and/or
State Department of Health
standards, pertaining to plumb.
in K .
ARTICLE XVTII
Building
Section 1801 : All building con-
struction shall be done In ac-
cordance with the Shelton City .
building Ordinances and/or City
Engineer standards..
ARTICLE XIX
Penalties
8eotlon 1901 : Any violation or
nector so designed that in case fldlure to comply with any of '
of emergency, such as fire, the the provisions of this Ordinance
trailer coach may be pulled out shall upon conviction thereof be
and the connection automatical- puhished by a fine in a sum not '
ly disconnected without damage 'exceeding three hundred dollars
to piping or trailer coach. ($300) or by Imprisonment for a
ARTICLE IX term not exceeding ninety (90)
Garbage and Refuse days or by beth such fine and
Section 901: The trailer coach " imprisonment, and each day
park shall provide supervision that anyone shah conUnue to so
and equipment sufficient to re- violate or fail to comply
vent litterLng the ground with .be considered a separate offense.
garbage and refuse.
Garbage and refttse containers
of fly and water tight construc-
tion, made of galvanized iron
material, and Provided with
handles and close-fitting covers
of a capacity of at least twenty
(20) gallons and not more than
thirty (30) gallons shall be c0n-
veniently located and sufficient
in number to provide at least
one (I) garbage and refuse et-
tainer for every two (2) trailer
coaches. Provided that other
means of garbage and refuse
storage may be used if approved
in writing by the Health Officer.
.Storage of garbage and refuse
cans-shall be such that they
cannot be upset by dogs, chil-
dren, etc. Specific arrangements
shall be Provided, to " Prevent
garbage and refuse storage from
creating a rodent harborage or
nuisance. No burning of wet
garbage shall be permitted.
ARTICLE X
The Health Department
Section 1001: "/'he Health De-
partment, primarily, shall en-
force the provisions of this Or-
dinance, and he may:
(a) Fm. ter public or private
property to determine whether
there exists any trailer park to
which this Ordinance applies.
(b) Enter and insuect all
trailer ar
P ks wherever situated
and inspect all accommodations,
equipment and paraphernalia
used in connection
therewith,
and examine the' registration
records of occupants maintained
therein.
ARTICLE XI
Restrictions of Areas
for Trailer Parks
Section 1101: No trailer 15ark
ground hereafter established
Any violation or failure to
comply with any of the provi-
sions of this Ordinance shall be
grounds for revocation oflicenae
for operation of Mobile Home
Park or Court.
ARTICLE XX
Ordinance Repealed
Section 2001: Ordinance No.
entitled:
"An ordinance relating to
health and sanitation; regulat-
ing the parking of automobile
trailer house cars used for resi-
dential purposes and makAng re-
quirements for such parking
places."
And all other ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
ARTICLE XXI
Unconstitutionality Clause
Section 2101: Should any sec-
tion, sub-section, paragraph, sen-
tence, clause or phrase of this
Ordinance be declared unconsti-
tutional or invalid for any rea-
son such decision shall not af
fect the validity of the remain-
ing portions thereof.
ARTI XXII
Effective Dates
Section 2201: This Ordinance
shall be in full force and effect
after its passage, approval and
legal publication.
Introduced this 21st day of
February, 1967.
Adopted this 28th day of Feb-
ruary, 1967.
FRANK A TRAVIS
Mayor
ALMA K. CATTO
City Clerk
Approved as to form:
B. F. HEUSTON
City Attorney. $/2 It .
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