A distinct label, data plate, and invoice notation must mark the new homes
What the document says“``(iii) a notation on any invoice produced by the manufacturer of a manufactured home that is distinguishable from the invoice for a manufactured home constructed with a permanent chassis.''.”
The new paragraph requires the Secretary, after consulting the consensus committee, to set standards ensuring that a home without a permanent chassis carries a distinct label issued by the Secretary, with the revenue paid into the Manufactured Housing Fees Trust Fund, a data plate as described in section 3280.5 of title 24 of the Code of Federal Regulations, and a notation on the manufacturer's invoice, each marking it apart from a home built on a permanent chassis.
What the document actually says“``(iii) a notation on any invoice produced by the manufacturer of a manufactured home that is distinguishable from the invoice for a manufactured home constructed with a permanent chassis.''.”
The maker's bill of sale must carry a note. The note sets this home apart from one with a steel frame.
Two other marks are required as well. One is a label the housing agency issues. One is a small metal plate fixed to the home.
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