Before scheduling a home’s arrival in Orange, have the receiving applicant assemble its year of manufacture, serial number and placement plan. The city requires a site plan drawn to scale for manufactured and mobile-home placements. If work is in a special flood hazard area, the application also requires an elevation certificate.
Year and serial number
Assemble the incoming home's identifiers alongside the scaled placement plan.
Flood-hazard documentation
The application requires an elevation certificate for work in a special flood hazard area; office staff determine the flood fields.
Use the manufactured-home identification section in the Orange building permit application, linked from the Orange permits and applications directory. The application’s manufactured-home section records the unit’s identifying information, while the property section identifies the destination and zoning district. Check those entries together if the chosen home or receiving lot changes.
Bring the receiving-file status into the move request
Share the Orange address, home identification and whether the site-plan and flood documentation are complete. Request transport with placement permitting and installation assigned separately.
Leave the flood determination with the reviewing office
The application reserves fields for the flood-zone designation, base flood elevation and required design elevation for office use. Have the applicant resolve the receiving requirements with the city instead of treating an existing pad or a nearby home as proof that the proposed placement is acceptable.
Tell the transporter about any outstanding receiving review that affects the delivery date. Hauling the home to the property does not complete the city’s placement review or the installer’s work.