Sec. 7. (a) This section applies to an RV campground that is not connected to a public sewer system. (b) This section applies to an RV campground: (1) regardless of whether: (A) all of the RV campsites in the RV campground are independent RV campsites; or (B) the RV campground includes: (i) one (1) or more dependent RV campsites; and (ii) one (1) or more sanitary dumping stations; and (2) regardless of whether the RV campground is located in a flood plain (as defined in IC 14-8-2-99 ). (c) An RV campground may include one (1) or more holding tanks to which wastewater from recreational vehicles is transferred through one (1) or both of the following: (1) The individual sewer connections of the RV campground's independent RV campsites. (2) One (1) or more sanitary dumping stations in the RV campground. A holding tank to which this subsection applies may have a capacity of not more than ten thousand (10,000) gallons. IC 16-41-28 Chapter 28. Repealed [Pre-1993 Recodification Citations: 16-41-28-1 formerly 13-1-8-3(d) 16-41-28-2 formerly 13-1-8-2(b) 16-41-28-3 formerly 13-1-8-1 16-41-28-4 formerly 13-1-8-3(a), (b), (c) 16-41-28-5 formerly 13-1-8-4 16-41-28-6 formerly 13-1-8-5 16-41-28-7 formerly 13-1-8-6 16-41-28-8 formerly 13-1-8-7 16-41-28-9 formerly 13-1-8-8 16-41-28-10 formerly 13-1-8-9 16-41-28-11 formerly 13-1-8-10 16-41-28-12 formerly 13-1-8-11 16-41-28-13 formerly 13-1-8-12 16-41-28-14 formerly 13-1-8-13 16-41-28-15 formerly 13-1-8-14 16-41-28-16 formerly 13-1-8-15 16-41-28-17 formerly 13-1-8-16 16-41-28-18 formerly 13-1-8-17 16-41-28-19 formerly 13-1-8-18 16-41-28-20 formerly 13-1-8-20 16-41-28-21 formerly 13-1-8-19.] IC 16-41-29 Chapter 29. Regulation of Lodging Facilities and Bedding Materials: Registration of Guests 16-41-29-1 Registration requirement 16-41-29-2 Inspections and investigations 16-41-29-3 Annual registration records 16-41-29-4 Discarding or destruction of registration records 16-41-29-5 Violations
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