Start with the individual home’s permit and scaled plot plan. Do not confuse that submission with the development site-plan process used for a new or substantially expanded manufactured-home park.
Show the proposed move on the lot
The zoning book available under Clanton zoning ordinance and amendments includes administration provisions requiring a dimensioned plot plan for permit review. It identifies lot shape and dimensions, existing structures, and the size and position of structures to be moved or added.
Ask the receiving applicant to use the actual home footprint and show what is already on the property. This gives the city something concrete to assess before a transporter is asked to deliver to an assumed empty space. The city identifies the mobile-home permit category in Clanton permit requirements.
Describe the Clanton receiving site
Tell us whether the destination is an individual lot or an existing park space.
A park expansion is a different submission
The zoning book separately calls for professional site-plan review for new construction or substantial development expansion of manufactured-home parks. That is a development obligation; it should not be presented as a requirement for every owner moving one home into an existing approved space.
Have the city or park representative identify which case applies and whether the particular site is ready to receive the unit. A hauling quote can then use the home dimensions, approved placement and access point. It does not provide park design, installation, utility work, site preparation or the city’s permit decision.