A manufactured housing community is defined by unified ownership and residential use
What the document says“``(A) any community, court, park, or other land under unified ownership developed and accommodating, or equipped to accommodate, the placement of manufactured homes, where--”
The new section 123 defines a manufactured housing community as any community, court, park, or other land under unified ownership set up to hold manufactured homes, where the spaces are or will be used mainly for living, all homes are used for permanent occupancy, and most occupied spaces hold manufactured homes, which may include homes built before the federal construction and safety standards took effect. It also covers any community meeting the definition used for similar programs.
What the document actually says“``(A) any community, court, park, or other land under unified ownership developed and accommodating, or equipped to accommodate, the placement of manufactured homes, where--”
The land is a park, court, or other ground with one owner. It is set up to hold factory-built homes.
The spaces must be used mainly for living. The homes must be lived in year round. Most of the filled spaces must hold factory-built homes.
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