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(9) A minimum of ten percent of the net buildable area in the park must be set aside as recreational space for the tenants and homeowners in the park. A minimum of one acre of park space is required for each manufactured home park, improved with children's playground equipment, and constructed, installed, and maintained by the park's owner in accordance with the standards of the equipment manufacturer and the consumer products safety commission. (10) Solid waste removal must be provided for in the park in accordance with chapter 62 of this Code, and all waste storage facilities shall be fenced, screened and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. The park owner shall ensure that no waste matter, rubbish, or refuse is allowed to accumulate within the park, and that the park is kept free of vermin and rodents. (11) Manufactured home parks shall be landscaped in accordance with the standards set for multifamily housing found in section 90-181. (12) Manufactured home parks will be screened from adjacent properties and public rights-of-way in accordance with section 90-181, except that up to 20 percent of the perimeter, including access roads, may be open to view from adjacent property and the public road right-of-way. (13) All electrical, telephone, cable television, and other such utility service lines shall be constructed underground. (14) The principal entrance to all manufactured home parks must be located adjacent to a county or state highway, a city collector street or a frontage road serving such a highway or collector street. (15) All manufactured home parks must be identified at all entrances with a sign, not less than ten square feet and not more than 20 square feet, marked with the name of the park and a current telephone number of the person responsible for the park's care. The sign must meet the standards for a permanent sign found in this chapter. (c) New manufactured home parks and expansions to existing manufactured home parks shall be subject to the provisions placed on subdivisions by Section 90-336 of this chapter. Section 90-243 Manufactured Housing Manufactured homes may be located in any residential zoning district of the city so long as they meet all zoning, environmental, and safety standards of the city, as well as the following conditions: (1) All manufactured homes located in the city, and constructed after 1972, must meet the requirements of the state's manufactured home building codes. A certificate of compliance from the state department of administration is required for each home to prove such compliance. 32