Ask OMPC whether the Class 2 site standards apply to the proposed Owensboro placement. The standards sheet in its current forms directory calls for property corner pins to be established and approved by the building inspector before the manufactured home is placed. Have the receiving applicant confirm that step and the applicable site plan before coordinating delivery.
Class 2 boundary check
Where those standards apply, corner pins must be established and approved before placement.
Identify the right location category
The application distinguishes city, county and Whitesville locations and records the home's year and size.
Check the classification against the actual application
The Owensboro Metropolitan Planning Commission forms directory provides both the OMPC Class 2 manufactured housing site standards and the OMPC construction permit application. The site-standards sheet is an older document still listed by OMPC; confirm its application to this home instead of applying the Class 2 instructions to every unit.
The construction application identifies manufactured-home installation by year and size and distinguishes city property from county and Whitesville locations. It also asks which site-plan drawing accompanies the file. Keep those entries aligned with the selected lot.
Explain the lot’s readiness when requesting transport
Include the Owensboro address and whether OMPC has confirmed the home classification and lot-corner requirements. Surveying, installation and receiving permits need separately assigned parties.
A carrier needs to know whether the receiving arrangement is settled or depends on further site review. Corner-pin approval concerns where the home can be placed; it does not establish the hauling route or replace the transporter’s permit checks.