386 LAWS OF MARYLAND [CH. 140

applicable ordinances or into a private sewer and disposal
plant or septic tank system which meet the requirements
of the State and County regulations. All kitchen sinks,
washbasins, bath or shower tubs in any trailer coach har-
bored in any park may empty into a sanitary sink drain
located on the trailer coach space.

307. (Garbage Receptacles. ) A tightly covered metal
garbage can shall be provided for each trailer coach space.
The cans shall be kept in sanitary condition at all times
and shall be provided with tight metal covers. Garbage
and rubbish shall be collected and disposed of as frequent-
ly as may be necessary.

308. (Fire Protection. ) Every park shall be equipped
at all times with one fire extinguisher in good working
order for every 10 trailer coach spaces located not farther
than 200 feet from each trailer coach space. No open fires
shall be permitted at any place which would endanger life
or property. No fires shall be left unattended at any time.

309. (Prohibited Parking. ) It shall be unlawful for
any person to maintain or use more than one trailer coach
which is occupied for dwelling or sleeping purses on any
place within Howard County for a period of more than
three days in any month except in a duly licensed trailer
coach park.

310. (Additions. ) No additions shall be built to any
trailer coach. Wheels shall not be removed from trailers
except for repairs—then only long enough for such repairs.

311. (Register of Occupants. ) It shall be the duty of
the licensee to keep a register containing a record of all
trailer coach owners and occupants located within the park.
The register shall contain the following information:

(a) Name and address of each occupant.

(b) The make, model and year of all automobiles and
trailer coaches.

(c) License number and owner of each trailer coach and
automobile by which it is towed.

(d) The state issuing such licenses.

(e) The dates of arrival and departure of each trailer
coach.

The park shall keep the register available for inspection,
at all times, by law enforcement officers, public health offi-
cials and other officials whose duties necessitate acquisi-
tion of the information contained in the register. The reg-