Johnson City’s manufactured-home guidance calls for a building permit and site plan for installation or replacement. Its single-family-lot process identifies a licensed installer, while its nonconforming-park provisions address written replacement intent and the proposed replacement date.
Before removing a park home
For a legally established nonconforming park, resolve written replacement intent and the applicable date with the city.
Private-lot application
The private-lot path calls for a site plan and a licensed installer before permit issuance.
Which receiving record fits this move?
The Johnson City manufactured-home permit information sheet separates individual-lot installation from placement in a manufactured-home park district. Discuss the relevant branch with Building before finalizing the move.
- Single-family lot: the sheet calls for a site plan showing the home, property boundaries, driveways and other structures. It requires a licensed installer to be listed as a contact before the building permit is issued.
- Legally established nonconforming park home: the sheet describes written notification of replacement intent and the proposed date, together with conditions for the replacement. Ask Building which current deadlines and eligibility rules govern the particular space before removing its existing home.
Plan the removal and incoming haul together
Describe both movements, the receiving site and the city’s review status. Request transport with the installer and other site-work responsibilities separately identified.
The sheet is an older document still linked by the city. The Johnson City contractor and permit information page supplies the current application channels, including CityView. Use that page to begin the submission discussion and have staff confirm the replacement process for the address.
Give the carrier the resulting sequence for removal and delivery. That sequence should leave a named person handling the permit file and a licensed installer handling the receiving work, with neither responsibility assumed from a hauling quote.