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1350.0400 REQUIREMENT FOR SEALS, CODE COMPLIANCE, CONSTRUCTION COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATES, OR LABELS.

Subpart 1.

Construction seals; code compliance; construction compliance certificates or labels.

After July 1, 1972, no person shall sell or offer for sale in this state any manufactured home manufactured after July 1, 1972; manufacture any manufactured home in this state; or install for occupancy any manufactured home manufactured after July 1, 1972, in any manufactured home park in this state, unless the manufactured home complies with the code and the commissioner's revisions to it, bears a construction seal issued by the commissioner, and is accompanied by a construction compliance certificate by the manufacturer or dealer, on a form issued by the commissioner, both evidencing that it complies with the code, or if manufactured after June 14, 1976, bears a label as required by the secretary.

Subp. 2.

Alteration of manufactured homes required to have a construction seal or label.

After July 1, 1972, no person shall alter any manufactured home bearing, or required to bear, a construction seal or label as provided in subpart 1 unless the person has complied with part 1350.3800.

Subp. 3.

Requirement for installation seals.

No person shall install or connect to any manufactured home or manufactured home accessory structure a support or anchoring system unless the system and installation comply with parts 1350.0100 to 1350.6900. The installer shall affix the correct installation seals to the manufactured home or the manufactured home accessory structure installed in compliance with parts 1350.0100 to 1350.6900. Evidence of compliance shall be supported by the submission of a certificate to the commissioner, the retailer, and the manufactured home owner. Installation seals and certificates are required for all manufactured homes installed in Minnesota, including those in a municipality enforcing the State Building Code. Exceptions to the requirement for seals and certificates apply to manufactured homes installed on a federal reservation or by the homeowner of the manufactured home. Retailers shall submit documentation to the commissioner for manufactured homes installed according to the exception for seals and certificates on a form provided by the commissioner. A permit to install a manufactured home in a municipality enforcing the State Building Code is required by the municipality.

Subp. 4.

Seals for incomplete installations.

When climatic conditions interfere with the completion of installation, the dealer or installer will assign an installation seal for the manufactured home incompletely installed and notify the commissioner stating the condition prohibiting the completion of the installation using the form issued by the commissioner. A copy of this notice shall be provided to the owner. When climatic conditions permit the completion of installation, the installation will be promptly completed and the installation seal affixed to the manufactured home. The installation compliance certificate shall be provided to the commissioner and the owner. A building official may approve, in writing, a permanent installation of a manufactured home between the dates of November 15 and March 31 if the building official determines that climatic conditions would not prevent completion of a permanent installation.

Subp. 5.

Requirement for manufactured home accessory structure seal.

No person shall install or connect to any manufactured home a subordinate structure manufactured after September 1, 1974, unless the accessory structure complies with parts 1350.0100 to 1350.9200 and the code and bears a manufactured home accessory structure seal and is accompanied by a certificate by the manufacturer or dealer evidencing that it complies with the code.

Statutory Authority:

MS s 326B.02; 326B.101; 326B.106; 326B.13; 327.32; 327.33; 327B.01 to 327B.12

History:

24 SR 1846; 34 SR 866

Published Electronically:

January 4, 2010

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