Great Falls separates mobile-home removal, park placement and city-lot replacement in its submittal checklist. Identify what happens at both ends of the move before selecting a branch. The checklist asks for paid-tax proof in these mobile-home scenarios, while the site-plan detail changes with the location and work.
The Great Falls mobile-home placement page currently links the Great Falls mobile-home submittal checklist. The checklist is an older published document, so use the department page to confirm the current submission requirements instead of relying on its printed fees or issuance descriptions.
- Removal from a park to outside city jurisdiction: the checklist asks for tax-payment proof and a park site plan identifying the unit being removed.
- Placement in a park: identify the receiving pad on the park plan and address the park's placement or lease requirements with its management.
- Replacement on a city lot: the plot-plan request covers the home's arrangement and associated features, rather than simply naming a park pad.
Explain both ends of the Great Falls move
Say whether the home leaves a park, arrives at a park or replaces a home on a city lot. Supply the addresses, section dimensions and the relevant document status when requesting a haul quote.
The Great Falls placement requirements sheet distinguishes placement outside a designated trailer park. That distinction should not be read as removing all other city requirements for a park move; the checklist separately addresses removal and utility-related steps.
For removal that leaves a city lot vacant, the checklist also calls for notifying Addressing/Land Data of the land-use change. Assign that record update to the owner or applicant while the mover coordinates the haul. Delivery planning should reflect the receiving site's actual approvals and readiness, with installation work assigned separately.