Township of Franklin, NJ
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2023-12-26
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Part II: General Legislation
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Chapter 360 Trailer Courts and Coaches
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Article IV Trailer Court Layout and Design
- Act of Incorporation
- Ch AOI Act of Incorporation
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 4 Administrator, Township
- Ch 6 Agricultural Advisory Committee
- Ch 7 Alternate Members
- Ch 10 Ambulance Corps
- Ch 12 Architectural and Landscape Design Advisory Board
- Ch 15 Board of Recreation Commissioners
- Ch 17 (Reserved)
- Ch 18 Chief Financial Officer
- Ch 21 Claims Approval
- Ch 24 Communications Commission
- Ch 25 Contracts
- Ch 27 Cooperative Pricing
- Ch 28 Department of Code Enforcement and Land Use
- Ch 30 Department of Law
- Ch 32 Department of Public Works
- Ch 35 Deputy Municipal Clerk
- Ch 37 Economic Development Commission
- Ch 38 Emergency Management
- Ch 43 (Reserved)
- Ch 46 Engineer
- Ch 49 Environmental Commission
- Ch 53 Fire Districts and Commissioners
- Ch 55 Flex-Clerk
- Ch 58 Historical Advisory Committee
- Ch 62 Housing Authorities
- Ch 67 Industrial Commission
- Ch 69 Insurance Fund
- Ch 70 Intermunicipal Assistance
- Ch 81 Major Subdivision and Site Plan Review Advisory Committee
- Ch 83 Meetings
- Ch 85 Municipal Alliance Commission
- Ch 86 Municipal Court, Joint
- Ch 89 Municipal Utilities Authority
- Ch 92 Personnel Policies
- Ch 94 Petty Cash Fund
- Ch 95 Planning and Zoning
- Ch 98 Police Department
- Ch 102 Public Defender
- Ch 106 Purchasing Agent
- Ch 110 Retirement
- Ch 114 Salaries and Compensation
- Ch 117 (Reserved)
- Ch 120 Secretary to Zoning Officer
- Ch 122 Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
- Ch 125 Tax Assessor
- Ch 131 Vital Statistics
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 138 Affordable Housing
- Ch 140 Alarm Systems
- Ch 143 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 147 Amusement Devices
- Ch 151 Dogs and Other Animals
- Ch 162 Brush, Grass and Weeds
- Ch 165 Buildings, Numbering of
- Ch 169 Buildings, Unfit
- Ch 173 Campgrounds, Private
- Ch 178 Certificate of Occupancy Transfer
- Ch 182 Charitable Organizations
- Ch 185 Checks, Returned
- Ch 188 Community Center
- Ch 190 Construction Codes, Uniform
- Ch 194 Criminal Registration
- Ch 198 Curfew
- Ch 202 Dangerous Substances
- Ch 207 Drug-Free Zones
- Ch 210 Dump Site
- Ch 214 Exhaust Brakes
- Ch 218 Fire Prevention
- Ch 221 Fireworks
- Ch 226 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 230 Games of Chance
- Ch 235 Hawkers, Peddlers and Itinerant Vendors
- Ch 241 Insurance
- Ch 247 Junk and Junk Dealers
- Ch 253 Land Development
- Ch 257 (Reserved)
- Ch 261 Licenses and Permits
- Ch 262 Littering
- Ch 265 (Reserved)
- Ch 272 Noise
- Ch 275 Nuisances
- Ch 278 Parks
- Ch 284 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 287 Pinelands Protection Area
- Ch 290 Police Services, Use of
- Ch 292 Precious Metal Merchants
- Ch 295 Property Maintenance
- Ch 299 Public Exhibitions, Recreations and Dancing
- Ch 302 Public Health
- Ch 310 Road Damage
- Ch 314 Roadside Stands
- Ch 319 Sales and Auctions, Private
- Ch 322 (Reserved)
- Ch 323 Smoking
- Ch 325 Soil Removal
- Ch 329 Solid Waste and Recycling
- Ch 333 Storm Sewers
- Ch 335 Stormwater Control Within and Outside Pineland Zones
- Ch 337 Street Openings and Excavations
- Ch 339 Street Vacation Requests
- Ch 341 Swimming, Boating and Fishing: Prohibited Areas
- Ch 346 Taxation
- Ch 350 Taxicabs
- Ch 356 Towing and Storage Services
- Ch 360 Trailer Courts and Coaches
- Ch 360 Art IV Trailer Court Layout and Design
- § 360-6 Location.
- § 360-7 Minimum size.
- § 360-8 Road layout and road widths.
- § 360-9 Road and parking area construction.
- § 360-10 Sidewalk layout and construction.
- § 360-11 Parking.
- § 360-12 Permanency of coaches and additions.
- § 360-13 Playgrounds.
- § 360-14 Clothes-drying area.
- § 360-15 Permitted number of trailer coaches.
- § 360-16 Lighting.
- Ch 364 Trees
- Ch 368 Used Merchandise Sales
- Ch 373 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 375 Vehicles, Electric
- Ch 377 Vehicles, Unlicensed
- Ch 386 Water Pollution
- Ch 387 Water Utility
- Part III: Board of Health Legislation
- Ch 400 Retail Food Establishments
- Ch 404 Rooming Houses and Tenement Houses
- Ch 408 Swine Code
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
The site of a trailer court shall be well-drained and not adjacent to
a swamp or marsh.
Each trailer-coach space shall contain a minimum area of 1,250 square
feet, whether on trailer court or elsewhere, shall be at least 25 feet wide
and its boundaries clearly marked.
A.
All roads in the trailer court shall be continuous, at
least 20 feet in bed width, and shall have an unobstructed access to a public
street or highway. Where roadside parking of motor vehicles is proposed in
place of off-road parking, the following roadbed widths are required:
B.
Areas required for roadside swales or gutters and public
walks shall not be included in determining road widths and minimum trailer-coach
space.
Roads and parking areas shall be constructed of concrete or macadam
or of gravel, crushed stone, sand, clay, slag or other suitable materials,
with a light bituminous surface treatment, oil coating or other dust-prevention
material. Roads shall be properly drained.
A system of public walks at least three feet in width shall be provided
from all trailer-coach spaces to all service and playground facilities. Walks
shall be constructed of concrete, macadam, gravel, fine stone, cinders or
other materials providing a safe, stable footing. Stepping stones may be used
from main walks to trailers.
A.
Trailer coaches shall be parked on each space, as defined in § 360-7, so that there will be at least 15 feet side-to-side spacing between coaches, 10 feet end-to-end spacing between coaches and any adjoining property line, 25 feet from the side line of any public street or highway, and 15 feet from any building or structure. Additionally, trailer coaches shall be parked in accordance with the regulations of Chapter 95, Planning and Zoning, and Chapter 253, Land Development.
B.
Parking shall not be permitted between trailer coaches.
Sufficient parking area for at least one motor vehicle per trailer coach shall
be provided.
A minimum of 100 square feet per coach space shall be provided in one
or more places for playground areas, be restricted to such use and protected
from main highways, parking areas and access roads.
Space shall be provided for one or more outside drying areas where adequate
inside drying facilities are not provided. A minimum of 50 square feet per
coach is required for the outside clothes-drying areas.
The number of trailer coaches permitted in a trailer court shall not
exceed the number of trailer-coach spaces. No trailer court shall have over
50 trailer-coach spaces.
Public areas of the trailer court shall be completely lighted at night
with a minimum illumination of at least 3/10 footcandle.
