Parker, TX Fire Regulations: Propane Storage (2026)

34 governs the manufactured housing (MH) district, and subsection (C)(6) sets the design standards a commercial manufactured home park must meet before the city approves its site plan. Item (x), Fuel supply and storage, splits gas service into two tracks. Natural gas piping systems must be installed underground and kept in compliance with applicable ordinances, and every manufactured home space with piped gas needs a cap on the outlet when not in use so gas cannot discharge accidentally. Liquefied petroleum gas is treated as the fallback option: the code allows an LP-gas system only where an available natural gas system is more than 1,000 feet from the park, and once installed, that system must be maintained under the city's own ordinances as well as the State Railroad Commission's regulations, since the Commission licenses LP-gas dealers and installers statewide.

The same subsection carries the park's fire-safety rule at item (l): whenever liquefied petroleum gases, gasoline, fuel oil or other flammable liquids are stored or dispensed anywhere in the park, handling and storage must comply with the city's ordinances, and for flammable liquids other than LP-gas, state regulations apply as well. These fuel and fire-safety standards sit alongside the park's other utility requirements, including buried electric and telecom lines and a 300-foot maximum hydrant spacing to manufactured home lots.