Jonesboro’s development guide directs manufactured/mobile homes to a licensed park in appropriate zoning or a Planned Development. It describes state-inspected modular homes separately; that distinction matters before arranging delivery.
HUD mobile-home path
Confirm an appropriately licensed park or the applicable Planned Development receiving position.
Modular is a different classification
The state-inspected modular conditional-use path should not be applied to a HUD-code mobile home.
Do not borrow the modular-home answer
The Jonesboro development guide discusses a conditional-use route for qualifying state-inspected modular homes in single-family districts. That guidance should not be treated as permission to place a HUD-code manufactured home on the same basis.
Give Planning the home’s identification documents and the exact parcel or park space. Ask the receiving owner to establish which category applies and what approval covers the proposed location. The guide itself notes that governing code controls, so obtain the parcel-specific answer rather than treating the guide as an approval letter.
Discuss a Jonesboro transport quote
Include the home classification and the exact park space or Planned Development address.
Make the receiving address specific
For a park delivery, include the individual space and an operator contact. For a Planned Development, identify the location covered by the approved plan. These details help prevent a quote from being based on a general development entrance that is different from the actual unloading point.
Once the receiving path is understood, send the transporter the section sizes and both endpoints. Installation, utility work and site preparation need their own arrangements; the transport inquiry does not promise zoning permission or include those services.