Who is responsible for adopting regulations related to the installation of manufactured housing?

The responsibility for adopting regulations related to the installation of manufactured housing rests with the Administrator. This role involves overseeing the enforcement of standards and ensuring that regulations are in alignment with state laws governing manufactured housing. The Administrator plays a crucial role in establishing guidelines for the safe and compliant installation of manufactured homes, thereby protecting both the public and the home occupants.

In the context of manufactured housing, the Administrator typically has the expertise and regulatory authority to create and enforce these regulations, ensuring that they align with industry best practices and safety standards. This centralization of oversight is vital for maintaining consistency across the state.

While other entities have roles in the broader framework of housing and transportation, they do not have the specific mandate to adopt installation regulations for manufactured housing. For example, the State housing agency may focus on broader housing initiatives, the Department of Transportation could pertain to the movement and placement of mobile homes, and local county officials might enforce zoning laws rather than the technical regulations surrounding installation.