For a Crestview receiving site in a flood hazard area, establish the placement category before scheduling delivery. The city's code distinguishes ordinary lots, new parks, park expansions and certain existing-park sites, including sites with substantial flood damage. That classification affects the elevation provisions the city applies.
Ask about the particular space, not just the park
Section 5.05.13 of the Crestview Land Development Code, linked from the Crestview planning and zoning page, addresses manufactured homes placed or replaced in flood hazard areas. Its elevation provisions distinguish several site categories. Have staff determine whether the space is in an expansion and whether substantial flood damage changes the applicable branch.
Bring the owner or park manager into that discussion. A home's previous presence on a space does not by itself establish the conditions for the next placement.
Lot or park?
Identify whether this is an ordinary lot, a new park or an existing park space.
Expansion?
Have staff determine whether the space is within a park expansion.
Flood-damage history?
Ask whether substantial flood damage changes the elevation branch for the particular existing-park site.
Explain the receiving site's review status when requesting transport
Provide the Crestview address and park or lot details. Tell the hauler which receiving-site decisions remain open and who will confirm readiness for delivery.
Use the city's decision to coordinate the delivery handoff
The Crestview building permits page directs permit and plan-review submissions through its online system. Ask the applicant to confirm the applicable placement and foundation documents before the transport date becomes dependent on site readiness.
The transporter needs an agreed receiving position and a clear handoff to the installer. Ask who will notify the hauler if review changes that position or the preparation work. The quote should describe the haul; it should not be treated as a promise to complete foundation work, installation or permitting.