Evansville's code distinguishes mobile homes from other manufactured-home categories when addressing residential use outside an approved mobile home court. Ask the Area Plan Commission to classify the actual home and receiving proposal. The city's Building Commission separately identifies a building moving permit, so location review and movement review need their own answers.
Section 18.130.130 of the Evansville development standards addresses living or sleeping use for mobile homes and a specified manufactured-home size category. It is not a blanket rule that all factory-built homes are interchangeable. Bring the home's identifying documents and floor-area information to the city review instead of relying on the wording in a sale listing.
The location application distinguishes city from county
The Evansville-Vanderburgh location permit guidance serves both jurisdictions and links separate city and county standards. Its Evansville-Vanderburgh residential location application asks the applicant to mark whether the project is in the city or county. Use the receiving parcel's jurisdiction, not simply an Evansville mailing address.
Give the hauler the confirmed Evansville receiving proposal
Include the home identification, its dimensions and both addresses. Explain whether the receiving-use decision and any applicable moving permit are still pending.
For the physical relocation, the Evansville building permit guidance identifies the building moving permit. Ask Building Commission staff how that process applies to the proposed home and how it should be coordinated with the receiving-site review.
A hauler may be able to reach an address before the intended residential use has been accepted. Keep the city's use and location decisions with the move record, then send the transporter the agreed receiving position. The site owner should separately arrange any installation or utility work needed after the hauling handoff.