Greenville distinguishes a mobile home from a manufactured home in its zoning rules. Its replacement provision requires an eligible existing mobile home to be replaced with a manufactured home. Before buying or moving a replacement, ask Planning to confirm both the existing use's status and the proposed unit's classification.
Replacement eligibility
The existing mobile home must be legal and conforming for the cited replacement provision.
Incoming home classification
The provision concerns replacement with a manufactured home; establish the classification from the unit's records.
The Greenville Texas site development standards contain separate provisions for establishing manufactured homes and replacing an existing mobile home. The replacement language applies to a home that qualified as a legal, conforming use under the ordinance. It does not mean that any unit can occupy a space simply because another home stood there.
Identify the replacement unit in your hauling request
Include the Greenville, Texas destination, home identification, section dimensions and the city's eligibility response. Ask the mover to price the transport with any outstanding destination review stated clearly.
Bring the site's history and the proposed home's records together
Use the Greenville Texas planning page to reach the office responsible for the classification question. Provide the exact parcel, what is being removed and the proposed home's identifying records. Ask whether the replacement provision applies to that use and whether additional review is needed for the site.
Once the eligibility question is resolved, use the Greenville Texas permits and inspections page for the applicable application process. Keep the city's response with the receiving-site records and tell the transporter about conditions that affect delivery. The truck route, removal work and installation responsibilities still need to be addressed in their respective scopes.