(a)
- (1) All manufactured homes manufactured in the state, sold, or offered for sale in this state, shall be in strict compliance with the standards.
- (2) A United States Department of Housing and Urban Development certification label will be affixed to the home as required.
- (3) The retailer shall inspect every new manufactured home unit prior to selling to determine that all appliances, fixtures, and systems are not damaged and are in place and operable.
(4)
- (A) Whenever a retailer finds a nonconformance or an imminent safety hazard in a manufactured home, the retailer shall contact the manufacturer, provide full information concerning the problem, and request appropriate action by the manufacturer.
- (B) No retailer may sell a new manufactured home known by the retailer not to be in conformance with the standards.
(5)
- (A) If a retailer alters a manufactured home in such a way as to create an imminent safety hazard or to create a condition that causes a failure to conform with applicable federal standards, the manufactured home may not be sold, leased, or offered for sale.
- (B) Retailers shall maintain complete records of all alterations or corrections of failures to conform or imminent safety hazards made to homes.
- (b) The manufacturer’s quality assurance program shall be set forth by the plant's Design Approval Primary Inspection Agency (DAPIA) and its quality assurance manual, and will be monitored by the plant's Production Inspection Primary Inspection Agency.
- (c) All plans, specifications, and engineering data shall be approved by a qualified DAPIA that has been approved by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Codification Notes: "United States Department of Housing and Urban Development certification label" means a label issued by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development or its contract agency to be affixed onto the exterior of the manufactured home to assure compliance with the federal standards.