Spring Lake Park, Minn., Mun. Code ch. 15.08 (2026) § 15.08
MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
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15.08.010 Definitions - Mobile Homes And Mobile Home Parks 15.08.020 License And Permit Requirements 15.08.030 Site Requirements 15.08.040 Sanitation Facilities 15.08.050 Laundry Facilities 15.08.060 Service Buildings 15.08.070 Sewage And Refuse Disposal 15.08.080 Garbage Receptacles 15.08.090 Fire Protection 15.08.100 Animals And Pets 15.08.110 Register Of Occupants 15.08.120 Supervision 15.08.130 Permit Revocation 15.08.140 Violations
Spring Lake Park's Chapter 15.08 establishes a comprehensive regulatory framework governing mobile homes and mobile home parks within the city. The chapter covers everything from licensing and site standards (§§ 15.08.020–15.08.030) to sanitation, sewage, fire protection, and pet rules (§§ 15.08.040–15.08.100), and also sets requirements for maintaining occupant records and park supervision (§§ 15.08.110–15.08.120). Operators who fail to meet these standards may face permit revocation or other consequences under §§ 15.08.130–15.08.140.
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Operators of mobile home parks in Spring Lake Park must obtain and maintain the licenses and permits required under § 15.08.020 before operating, and must keep the park in continuous compliance with the site, sanitation, laundry, sewage, refuse, fire protection, and animal standards set out in §§ 15.08.030–15.08.100. Compliant operators also maintain an up-to-date register of occupants and provide adequate supervision as required by §§ 15.08.110–15.08.120. Failure to meet these obligations can result in permit revocation under § 15.08.130 or enforcement action under § 15.08.140.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Residents of mobile home parks in Spring Lake Park are protected by the standards in Chapter 15.08, which require park operators to maintain safe, sanitary, and properly supervised living environments covering everything from sewage disposal to fire protection. If conditions in a park appear to fall short of these requirements — such as inadequate sanitation facilities (§ 15.08.040) or fire protection (§ 15.08.090) — tenants may have grounds to raise a violation under § 15.08.140 or report concerns to the appropriate city authority. Tenant-rights organizations and legal aid resources can help residents understand which provisions apply to their situation and what general enforcement paths are available.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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