2211 19TH ST 2016-01-01 MF Import

� MANUFAC`IURID �IOIVIE OVVNERS NEVV LAW BF�NNING J[TLY 1, 1995 Beginning July 1, 1995, building permits for installing manufactured homes in Washington State must contain the name and certification number of the installer. Ask your dealer for this infom�ation. One certified installer with a certification number must be on site whenever installation work is being done. Installation work is: • Assembling fom�s for wncrete; • Installing supports, piers, anchors and tie-downs; • Set-up; • Skirting, • Connection to on-site sewer and water; and/or • Extending the hot water l�ressure relief valve/dr�tin. If several certified installets are involved in the installation, all their names and cectification numbers must be on the btilding pemut. A certified installer is not required to be present for: • Site preparation (excavating, grading, etc.); • Plwnbing (you will nced a licensed plumber for more than simple wnnections); • Elechical work (you will need a licensed electrician); • Accessory decks, carports and garages (you will nced a peimit from the local Building Deparanent); • Pouring concrete into fom�s; • Dry wall, painting, fuushing trim; and/or • Carpet installation. If the home is being aitered from its original factory condition, an alteration permit from the Washington State Deparnnent of Labor and Industries is required. A homeowner may pecsonally install their own home without being certified. 'Ihe maximam fine for noncompliance with the new certification requirement is $1,000. Questions? Ask your local Building Departrnent, or call Nancy Hanna, Office of Mobile/Manufactured Housing, (360) 586-2169.