Gonzales publishes a house-moving application that asks for loaded measurements, the route and property that would need to be moved or altered along it. Ask the city whether that process applies to your mobile-home shipment. If it does, the application calls for approval signatures before the permit is issued.
The Gonzales permits and licensing page labels the house-moving permit as requiring signatures. Its linked Gonzales house-moving application records the proposed use and zoning at the new address alongside the transport details. This lets the applicant identify both the destination and the route being reviewed.
Make the approval record match the proposed move
The form includes police review of the route and escort provision, along with building, fire and utility approvals. It also provides for physical route checks and checks of sidewalks, driveways and streets at the old and new locations. Have the responsible applicant establish which parties must sign for this shipment.
Put route impacts into the transport discussion
Send both Gonzales move addresses, loaded dimensions and known clearance issues. Ask the hauler which route checks it will perform and which approvals remain with the owner or another contractor.
If the route or loaded measurements change during planning, bring that change back to the reviewers before treating the existing signatures as sufficient. Keep any agreed work on affected property separate from the hauling scope, with the responsible party identified.
Ask for the issued permit and applicable conditions before arranging dispatch under this process. The city's signature record is not a commitment by a transport partner to disconnect services, alter property or install the home at its destination.