Vehicles: transportation of manufactured homes.
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Overview
This bill amends California Vehicle Code sections to update the process for transporting manufactured homes. It increases the maximum allowable width for permits from 16 feet to 16 feet 8 inches and establishes specific height, length, and weight limits for homes between 14 feet and 16 feet 8 inches. The bill also clarifies permit requirements, prohibits unnecessary technical restrictions, exempts permitted homes from certain pilot car requirements, and ensures reimbursement for any state-mandated costs.
Key provisions
- Increases the maximum allowable width for manufactured home permits to 16 feet 8 inches.
- Establishes height, length, and weight limits for homes between 14 feet and 16 feet 8 inches.
- Prohibits imposing unnecessary technical requirements on permit applicants.
- Clarifies that a special permit is not required if an annual permit is obtained.
- Exempts permitted manufactured homes from pilot car requirements.
- Requires local jurisdictions to modify their approval processes for permits.
- Addresses requirements for transporting homes 14 feet to 16 feet 8 inches in width.
- Provides for reimbursement to local agencies for state-mandated costs.
Who is affected
- Transporters of manufactured homes
- Manufacturers and dealers of manufactured homes
- Local authorities
- Department of Transportation
- Vehicle owners
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