Confirm the intended orientation with Somerset’s planning staff before scheduling the home’s delivery. The city’s linked zoning regulations call for orientation similar to most surrounding homes unless the administrative official approves otherwise through the building permit. Give the carrier the receiving plan that reflects that decision.
Check the linked older regulations
Ask staff to confirm section 2.42(E) for the actual parcel and any proposed alternative before fixing the move.
The facing direction belongs in the site discussion
Section 2.42(E) of the Somerset zoning regulations gives an example: the home’s narrow side should not face the street when neighboring homes generally present their long side. The rule also provides for a different orientation approved by the administrative official.
The Somerset planning and zoning page currently links these older regulations. Have staff confirm their application to the proposed parcel and layout, including any requested alternative, before the move is fixed.
Share the approved orientation with the hauler
Include the receiving address, home dimensions and a plan showing its intended position. Ask the carrier to evaluate access for that layout; installation remains a separate arrangement.
Keep the receiving plan and the carrier’s access assessment aligned. If the proposed facing direction changes, the approach or maneuvering space may need another look before arrival.