Cal. Civ. Code § 37.111.1203
37.111.1203 GENERAL OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
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(1) The environmental conditions of the establishment, including soil, groundwater level and quality, drainage, and topography, shall not create hazards to the property or health or safety of the occupants. (2) The licensee and manager of an establishment are responsible for ensuring that the requirements of this subchapter are met. (3) The licensee must have a manager on duty or on call to maintain the establishment and its facilities in accordance with this subchapter and Title 50, chapter 52, MCA. (a) The manager shall have authority to take immediate action, including actions requiring the expenditure of funds, to correct public health problems. (b) The licensee must provide occupants and the local regulatory authority the manager's name and contact information. (4) Each designated site or mobile home space must be clearly marked and numbered on a sign at each site or on the mobile home, except at special event campgrounds, and on a map available to all campground occupants. (5) Each mobile home shall be fully skirted. Skirting shall be attached to the mobile home. An access opening in the skirting must be provided near the water and sewer connections. (6) Designated sites may be located only in an area not subject to the accumulation of storm water or surface water. (7) Pets must not be permitted to run at large or create a nuisance within the establishment. Pets must be limited to the area of the designated site or mobile home space unless leashed. The establishment is responsible for addressing any nuisance caused by a pet.
Mont. Admin. R. 37.111.1203 establishes baseline operating standards for campgrounds and mobile home establishments in Montana. It requires that environmental conditions on the property not pose hazards to occupants, that each site be clearly identified, that mobile homes be fully skirted, that designated sites avoid storm-water accumulation, and that pets be kept under control. The rule places overall compliance responsibility on the licensee and manager, who must be reachable and empowered to address public health issues promptly.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under Mont. Admin. R. 37.111.1203, operators of campgrounds and mobile home establishments generally maintain a designated manager who is either on duty or on call and who has authority to spend funds to correct public health problems. Compliant operators ensure that site numbers and maps are available to all occupants, that mobile homes are fully skirted with an access opening near utility connections, and that designated sites are placed outside areas prone to storm-water accumulation. Operators also enforce pet-control policies within the establishment and make the manager's name and contact information available to both occupants and the local regulatory authority.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Mont. Admin. R. 37.111.1203 gives occupants of campgrounds and mobile home establishments the right to know who the on-duty or on-call manager is and how to reach them, since the licensee is required to provide that contact information. If environmental hazards, inadequate site markings, improper skirting, flooding-prone site placement, or uncontrolled pets create unsafe or unhealthy conditions, the manager is obligated under this rule to take corrective action, including spending funds if necessary. Occupants who believe these standards are not being met may contact Montana's local regulatory authority or reach out to a tenant-rights or housing organization to understand available options.
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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