Oneida, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 92 § 92-7
General functions of management
Operative Text
It shall be the duty of the licensee of any mobile home park: A. To provide for the collection and removal of garbage and other waste material. B. To prohibit the placing or storage of unsightly material or vehicles of any kind. C. To provide for the cleaning, painting, repairing and disinfecting of all buildings. D. To take such other measures which shall be deemed necessary by the Health Department and the City Engineer to preserve the health, comfort and safety of all persons accommodated in the park and of the general public. E. To prevent any animal from running at large within or outside of the park. F. To report to the Health Department all cases of communicable diseases or suspected cases of communicable diseases affecting any inhabitant of the park. G. To prevent the committing of any nuisance on the park premises and to report immediately to the proper authorities all acts of a disorderly character committed by any person inside of the park, and to that end to maintain proper policing thereof.
Section 92-7 of Oneida's Code of Ordinances, Chapter 92, establishes a broad set of operational duties that fall on the licensed operator of any mobile home park within the city. These duties cover sanitation (garbage collection, disease reporting, nuisance prevention), physical upkeep (cleaning, painting, repairing, and disinfecting buildings), animal control, and public order. The provision also gives the Health Department and City Engineer authority to require additional measures they consider necessary to protect the health, comfort, and safety of park residents and the general public.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 92-7, a compliant mobile home park licensee in Oneida generally maintains active waste-collection arrangements, keeps the grounds free of unsightly materials and vehicles, and ensures all park buildings are cleaned, painted, repaired, and disinfected on an ongoing basis. Operators also coordinate with the Health Department and City Engineer when those agencies identify additional protective measures, promptly report communicable diseases or suspected cases to the Health Department, and keep animals from running at large. Maintaining order on the premises—including reporting disorderly conduct to the appropriate authorities—is likewise a core management responsibility under this section.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section 92-7 gives mobile home park residents in Oneida a baseline set of conditions they are entitled to expect from their park's licensed operator, including proper waste removal, well-maintained buildings, animal control, and a nuisance-free environment. If a park appears to be falling short of these standards—such as failing to collect garbage, neglecting building repairs, or not addressing disorderly conduct—residents may consider contacting the Oneida Health Department or City Engineer, both of which are named in § 92-7 as having oversight authority. Tenant-rights organizations or local housing advocates can help residents understand what documentation to gather and what complaint channels may be 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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