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Staff proposes zoning text amendment to align city rules with state law on "qualified" manufactured homes
Summary
At the July 17 work session planning staff explained House Bill 160 and proposed redlined zoning changes to treat state‑defined "qualified manufactured homes" the same as single‑family homes in residential zones; staff plans to initiate text amendment review at the commission soon.
Planning staff outlined a proposed zoning text amendment on July 17 to align local rules with House Bill 160, a state law that creates a new definition of “qualified manufactured home” and limits how local governments may treat such units.
"This is an act that relates to manufactured homes, specifically how local governments can and can't regulate them," planning staff member Daniel Crum told commissioners. Crum said the state law establishes a definition of a qualified manufactured home and requires that if a manufactured home meets the qualifications local governments may not treat the unit differently from other…
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