Valatie, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 219 (eCode360 ed. 2026) § 219-10
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Each application shall be accompanied by three complete sets of plans which are prepared by a surveyor, engineer or other qualified person. The plans shall be drawn to a scale of 20, 40 or 50 feet to one inch; shall include the date, North point and scale; and shall furnish the following information: A. Legal data. (1) The name and address of the applicant; or the name and address of each partner if the applicant is a partnership; or the name and address of each officer and director if the applicant is an association or corporation. (2) The location and description of the land that is proposed to be used as a mobile home park or trailer camp. (3) The number of lots to be provided in such park or camp. B. Physical features. (1) Contours at two-foot intervals. (2) Location of watercourses, marshes and areas subject to flooding. (3) Wooded areas. C. Existing development. (1) A location map which shows all land within 300 feet of the proposed park or camp, and all structures on the land which abuts the proposed park or camp. (2) The location, names and widths of all adjacent streets. (3) The location of all waterlines and utilities within and adjacent to the proposed site. D. Proposed development. (1) The location and widths of all entrances, exits, streets and walkways. (2) The location, size and arrangement of each lot within the park. (3) The method and plan for electric lighting. (4) The location and plan of all proposed structures and improvements. (5) Any proposed grading and plans for landscaping. (6) Any proposed stormwater drainage. (7) Any proposed utilities. (8) Any public improvements proposed by the Village in or adjoining the proposed park. (9) Existing zoning.
Section 219-10 of Valatie's Code of Ordinances establishes the documentation requirements for anyone seeking approval to develop a mobile home park or trailer camp. Every application must include three full sets of professionally prepared plans drawn to a specified scale, along with detailed legal, physical, and development information about the proposed site. The required data covers everything from the applicant's identity and land description to proposed utilities, drainage, landscaping, and the zoning status of the property.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 219-10, operators seeking to establish a mobile home park or trailer camp in Valatie generally prepare three complete, professionally drawn plan sets before submitting an application. Compliant submissions typically include all required legal data (such as ownership information and lot counts), physical site features (such as contours and flood-prone areas), existing development context (such as adjacent streets and utilities), and full proposed-development details (such as drainage, lighting, and landscaping plans). Ensuring every checklist item in § 219-10 is addressed before filing helps avoid delays or rejection of the application.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section 219-10 governs what information a developer must submit when applying to create a mobile home park or trailer camp in Valatie, which means prospective residents can look to these application records to understand what was approved for a given park. Because the required plans are part of a formal application process, they are generally public documents that can be reviewed through the Village's local offices. Residents who have questions about whether a park was developed in accordance with its approved plans may wish to consult the Village's code enforcement office or a tenant-rights organization familiar with mobile home park regulations.
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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