(A) Class B-1. A single-section manufactured home which has not been placed on a permanent or temporary site and/or not been used for human habitation ...

Any manufactured home which does not meet the definitional criteria of a Class A, B, or C manufactured home. These are normally manufactured homes constructed ...

The home shall have a permanent perimeter underfloor enclosure of masonry, wood, vinyl, or other material constructed to provide at least 50% opacity and shall ...

Manufactured Home, Class B: Any manufactured home commonly referred to as a single-wide manufactured home. For questions about permitting for Class A and ...

Generally, Class A and B units contain at least 750 square feet of living area, were constructed in June of 1976 or more recently, have roofing and siding.

Class B mobile homes are essentially single-wide. The home must have been manufactured after July 1, 1976. There are no restrictions regarding siding and roof ...

A manufactured home, Class B located on a lot or parcel with an existing single-family dwelling. The inhabitant of the manufactured home is a family member of ...

... Class A manufactured homes are allowed in some districts, Class B in other districts). Any such distinction must have a rational basis. Typical ...

The moving hitch, wheels and axles, and transporting lights have been removed. Manufactured home, Class B, means a manufactured home constructed after July 1, ...