The Commission: 

An 11-member board of Michigan citizens, appointed by the governor and approved by the Senate. Established within the Michigan Department of Consumer and Industry Services. 

History & Purpose:

Created by the Mobile Home Commission Act in 1977 to respond to consumer demand for orderly growth of manufactured housing in Michigan; to eliminate restrictive, discriminatory practices; and to institute programs to build consumer confidence. 

The Act:

The Manufactured Housing Commission Act licenses and regulates manufactured home communities, retailers, installers and repairers. 

Commissioners: 

Members of the commission must represent: a manufactured home residents' association, a financial institution, two licensed manufactured home community operators having 100 or more sites, one licensed manufactured home operator having less than 100 sites, a labor organization, local government (elected), a resident of a licensed manufactured home community having 100 or more sites, a resident of a licensed manufactured home community having less than 100 sites and a manufactured home manufacturer. 

Address: 
Bureau of Construction Codes & Fire Safety
Office of Local Government and Consumer Services
P.O. Box 30222
Lansing, MI 48909
517-241-9347
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