Bastrop's permit guidance calls for a moving permit when a structure moves onto or off a property within city limits, before a building-permit application. For a mobile home delivery, ask Development Services how that requirement applies to the job and whether floodplain review must be resolved for the receiving lot.
Moving before building
The city identifies moving permission before the building application for a structure entering or leaving a city property.
Floodplain park lot
The linked checklist places floodplain development approval ahead of subsequent lot permits for the stated park situation.
Current code
Use the replacement Development Code when discussing an existing community; the former B³ code is superseded.
The Bastrop building and permitting guidance identifies the city moving-permit step and directs applications through MyGov. Describe whether the home is leaving, arriving or moving between city properties. Have the city identify the applicable submissions before treating a general building application as the whole process.
A park lot in the floodplain needs a more specific check
The Bastrop manufactured-home checklist describes a home entering an approved, licensed park within the city's floodplain. In that situation, it places floodplain development approval ahead of subsequent lot permits. Confirm that the description fits the actual property and ask for the current checklist before submitting.

The currently linked checklist is older. Its project-description, foundation-plan and site-plan fields can help you prepare questions, but its historical review timetable should not become a promised delivery date. Ask which documents remain necessary for this project.
A sequence to confirm for this receiving lot
- Identify whether the project is within city limits and describe the movement direction to Development Services.
- For the park-and-floodplain situation in the checklist, establish the floodplain development decision before relying on later lot permits.
- Ask which current site and foundation documents the receiving applicant must provide.
- Give the transporter the resulting lot and unresolved decisions. Treat its proposed date as conditional until the receiving party can accept delivery.
Put the city review status in the quote request
Identify both properties, the home sections and any moving or receiving-site approval still pending. Request road hauling; setup and site work require separate providers.
Resolve the receiving lot and the applicable city submissions with Development Services.
Give the carrier the resulting endpoint and ask it to identify the road permissions and transport assumptions.
Use the current code links on the Bastrop development services page when discussing placement. The city has replaced its former B³ code, so an older downloaded zoning document may not describe the applicable rules.
The Texas hauling guide explains movement configurations and TxDMV permit categories. Tell the transporter when the city-side decisions are still provisional and agree how a change of receiving lot will be handled before dispatch.
