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THE ~-ONIN~ REPORT (b). Number ofisDaees rec]uired for other uses. Codes require other uses in the park or sub- division to provide off-street parking based on ratio standards provided for these uses or for similar us~s in the off-street parking chapter of the zoning code--for recreational and community bui!dings, community swimming pools, retail convenience stores and a laundry on the premises, jIn mobile home parks and in manufactured home specia! design planned proj- ects, some codes allow this parking to be provided in bays on streets, that minimizes dis- ruption to the!flow of traffic, subject to site plan review. Some codes provide a specific minimum ratio~for all other, uses, perhaps one off-street parking space for each 5-10 living units in the pr~)ject. Utilities. (a). Storm water drainage must be shown on the grading plan, with storm drainage facilities shown on the s~[te plan. Detention basins must be provided to accommodate the design storm for storm drai6age surcharges created by the project. The grading plan is submitted with the site plan, t~reliminary development plan or preliminary plat. The code requires positive surface draina~[e be provided from each mobile home stand and from the building site on subdivision lot~. Drainage from streets, driveways and lots to curb and storm drains or swales must be~ ~rovided as required in the subdivision code and land development code. (b). A water sllpply distribution system must be provided within the park or subdivision, adequate for fire suppression and water supply meeting local public standards, to individual mobile home st;:tnds, subdivision lots and service buildings and facilities, including hot water to sinks, showers, bathtubs and laundry facilities. Fire hydrants must be located in the park or subdivision, ~approved by the water ant[ fire departments according to subdivision code standards. Cot nection must be provided to each mobile home stand, within building code standards for ~ater service pipes, and connection hardware and installation. In virtually all recent codes, t[he water supply system in mobile home parks must connect with public sys- tems. (c). The sewag~ disposal system for mobile home parks and manufactured home subdivisions must meet design and construction standards set forth in the subdivision code or the land development c~de for development projects. Service connection for mobile homes must be provided at each mobile home stand in accordance with building code standards. The sew- age system for ~he project must connect with public systems available within 500 ft to one- half mile of tr{act boundaries, or for package treatment systems, must accord with state standards for c~estgn, capacity and operation; these stringent standards preclude most re- cent mobile ho, e parks and subdivisions from having independent package sewage systems. (d). Power, telephone, natural gas and cable utilities are provided for parks and subdivisions according to st~andards in the subdivision code and are reviewed and approved by utility companies through review of the site plan, preliminary development plan or plat. Easements are provided as~needed for utilities throughout the common areas of mobile home parks and manufactured home subdivisions, and are provided on all mobile home spaces and subdivision lots as required! for lots in the subdivision code.' The location of th,ese easements and right of access with~)x them by utility companies to install and maintain utilities, to trim and remove excess ~andscaping and to remove other obstructions is reaffirmed in the lease of mobile home sp~ces to tenants. Most recent codes require all utilities serving mobile home spaces and manufactured home lots to be placed underground. (e). Fuel must ~e stored in tanks underground in mobile home parks. LP and bottled gas storage for individual living units must meet standards of storage and use approved by the September 23, 1994 i~ssue