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047-060-041
LAND DEVELOPMENT SHEET
047-060-041 PERMIT#97-0283 eg P7 -H
YUHNKE, John
&11q Broyles Rd., Ch��
Mobilehome Utilities
ELECTYIC
GAS LINE
COMPACTION TEST REQ
SUPPORT STRUCT REQ
047-060-041 PERMIT#97-0362
YUHNKE, John' �:-X, — �1- 1
6114 Broyles Rd., Chico �?;
Cont: Integrity Homes Inc. i&
Mobilehome Installation eta'"�
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R-E-SIbENTIAL
047-060-041 PERMIT#97-0283
YUHNKE, John
(pliq Broyles Rd., Chico
Mobilehome Utilities
OF FICE COPY
Address 61v14
GAS
Meter By Date!2
ELECTRIC
Meter By Date
JOBFINALED(Dat
�s�ignature
V=OK
0 = NotOK
Not Applicable
Not Reacty. MOBILE HOMES
tftg Requirements - Setbacks - Easements
4V §ds: Special MH Support Sketch
--o'-Gas; Location -Test -Wrap; ft.
/ /Nat or/ ��G
7. Well Clearance & Disconnect
8. Utility Clearance
Date Card B-171�7 Date Card B-1
Date Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date MOBIWHOME lNsTALLA'n0N (Plans) OK except #'s I
KZotpR4%-quirements- Setbacks Easements
qgge-3ize-Spacing-Marriage Une
as; MHj9st-Demand-Valve-Connector
ity; MH Test-Crosamwo-Breakers:Clearances
H Test -Fall -Flex Connector
6**TWatewiolqTest-Regulator-Connector I
t.-Wa>4iS Sewer Connected -C/O to Grade -HD Approval
���Electricity Tagged
LoOrie Downs-3voc—Installation Cert.
of Occupancy
Dat—
::9'1 Card B-`!V��
4
Date
Card B-1
Date
Card B-1
Date
Card B-1
MISCELLANEOUS
Date
DECKS, COVERS, CARPORTS, GARAGES (Plans) OK except #'s
1 . Zoning Requirements-Sethacks-Easements
2. Footings; Soils-Size-Dep"pacing-Connectors-SteeI
3. Decks; Girders and/or Joists-Decidng-Bracing-Stairs-Rails
4. Wood Awn.; Posts-Beams-Rttrs.-Connectors
Shthg.-Rfg.-Bracing
5. Alum. Awn.; Columns-Connectons-Splice-Decal-Enclosures
6. Carports; Windows -Doors
7. Electric
8. Frmg.; Sils-Anchors-Studs-Rttrs-Trusses
9. Siding; Nailing -Veneer -Stucco -Mesh
10. Roof; Shthg-Roofing
11. Ext.; Steps-Doors-l-andings
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
POOLS (Plans) OK except #*a
1. Setbackg-Easements
2. Soils; Compaction -Structure Stability
3. Pool Structure; Steel -Connections -Thickness
Dead Men -Lining
4. Elec.; Receptacles and Ughting, Distance-GFI
5. Elec.; Pool lighting; 15 Volts -GR
6. Elec.; Enclosures; Conduit Entries-Terminals-Usted
7. Elec.; Bonding; Metal w/6 -Circulating Equip. -Heater
8. Elec.; Grounding; Equip. wIS Circulating Equip. -Pool Lghtg.
Boxes-Enclosures-Panelboards-Ins. to Main in Conduit
9. Health Department Approval -
10. Plumb.; Cir. Test -Water Supply Test
Date Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date Card B-1 Date Card B-1
V = OK
0 = Not OK RESIDENTIAL (Single & Duplex)
- = NotApplicable
Not Ready
Date
46.
UNDERFLOOR (Plans) OK except #'s
1.
Zoning-Setbacks-Easments-Flood-Slope
48. Fireplace Ties or Type A Flue -Fireplace Throat clearance
2.
Ftg., Main; Soils-Elec. Gmd.-/ PFtg. Depth
Attic Access; Size & Romex Protection -Draft Stop -ins. Baffles
3.
Ftg. Garage; Soils-Steel-Elec. Gmd/ PFtg. Depth
Bdrm. Windows or Exiting Doors -Sill Hgt. & Dimensions
4.
Fig. Porches & Decks; Soils -Steel-/ /" Ftg. Depth
Garage Fire Protection Framing
5.
Sternwalls, Main; Steel-Blockouts-Wrapped
Property Line Firewall & Openings
6.
Sternwalls, Garage; Steel-Blockouts-Wrapped
Ext. Doors -One 3 -Check Garage 3rd Story, 2 Exits
6a.
Hold Downs and Special Anchors
Stairs; Width -Headroom -Rise -Run -Landing -Fire Protection
7.
Slab, Steel -Wrapped
Plywood on Roof Overhang -Attic Vents -Rafter Outriggers
8. Piers -Fireplace Ftg.-Steel
56.
9.
D.W.V; Fall-Fiiing-Test-2 Way C/0 -Sewer Test
57.
10.
UF Gas Pipe; Size Anchors - Yard Gas Piping; Size Test
58.
11.
Water Pipe; Test -Anchors -Regulator -Service Test
59.
12.
Electric Underground
60.
13.
Pienums & Ducts; Clearance-Mater:al-Support-ins.
61.
14.
Girders -Sills -Anchor Bolts-Joists-Vents-Crippies
62.
15.
Access & Ventilation
16.
Insulation
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
FINAL (Plans) OK except #'s
Card B-1 Date Card S-1
Date
Ext Steps -Door & Sidelight Protection -Landings
PLUMBING (Permit) OK except #'s
64.
17.
Water Htr.; Vent -Access -Combustion Air Baffle
65.
18.
Water Pipe; Test & Anchor -Nail Protection
66.
19.
D.W.V; Test Fittings & Anchor -Nail Protection
67.
20.
Shower Pan; Test, First Floor -Tub Access
68.
21.
Test Tub & Shower, Second Floor -Tub Access
69.
22.
Gas Pipe; Sixe & Anchors
70.
Fireplace or Stove, Clearance -Hearth
Date
Elec. Outlets at Wood Panel, Int. & Ext.
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Kit. Fixt. & Appliance; Ground. -Air Gap -Cooking Clearance
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Elec. Outlets & Recepticales at Kit. Counter
ELECTRICAL (Permit) OK except #'s
74.
23.
Fixture & Transformer Clearance -ins. Protection
75.
24.
Elec. Receptacles Spacing -Lights & Switches at Doors
76.
25.
Size Boxes & No. of Conductors Stapled
77.
26.
Romex Installed Close to Edge of Studs & C.J.
78.
27.
Equip. Ground made up w/Mech Fastners-Bond Gas & Water
79.
28.
2 Appliance Circuts in Kitchen & Conductor Size GFI
80.
29.
Subfeed Wire Size / / ga. Cu or AI-A.C. Wire Size ga Cu or Al
81.
30.
Ran -,e Circ. / / ga Cu or Al -Oven Circ. ga Cu or Al
Insulated Neutral 0 Yes 0 No
82.
31.
Service -Riser Conductors & Ground -Main Disconect
83.
32.
Equip. Clearances Panels-Motors-Mech. Epuip.
84.
33.
Clothes Closet Light -Shower Light -Spa Light
85.
34.
Smoke Detector
86.
Water Well, Disconnect, Electrical, Plumbing
Date
Exterior Elec. Trim, G.F.I. Receptacle -Underground
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Ventilation Throught House
Card B-1 Date Card 8-1
Date
Glass Protection
MECHANICAL (Permit) OK except #'s
91).
35.
A.C. Ducts Insulation & Support
91.
36.
Vent Fan, Exhaust above insulation
92.
37.
Condensate Drain & Overflow, Size & Grade
93.
38.
Furnance-Vent Access -Comb. Air -Return Air Vent 115 outlet
39.
Attic Access & Platform if Furnace in Attic
Date
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
FRAMING (Plans) OK except #'s
40.
Sits Proper Materials & Anchors
41.
Walls Studs -Nailing Spacing & Braces -Plates -Sound
42.
Bearing Walls over Girders & Floor Nailing
43.
Draft Stop in Walls (rat proof)
44.
Fire Stops, Furred Ceilings -Stairs -Chasers -Tubs
45.
Headers & Beams -Size & Bearing
Date
46.
FRAMING (Continued)
Hangers -Post Caps-Anchors-Connecto'rs
47. Cling. Joist-Rftr. Ties-Purfin-roff Brac.-Truss-Shfing.-Rfng.
48. Fireplace Ties or Type A Flue -Fireplace Throat clearance
49.
Attic Access; Size & Romex Protection -Draft Stop -ins. Baffles
50.
Bdrm. Windows or Exiting Doors -Sill Hgt. & Dimensions
51.
Garage Fire Protection Framing
52.
Property Line Firewall & Openings
53.
Ext. Doors -One 3 -Check Garage 3rd Story, 2 Exits
54.
Stairs; Width -Headroom -Rise -Run -Landing -Fire Protection
55.
Plywood on Roof Overhang -Attic Vents -Rafter Outriggers
56.
Siding -Nailing Veneer
57.
Stucco Mesh -Drip Screed -Fd. Vents-Underfir. Access
58.
Glazing Area -Glass Protection -Skylights -Plastic
59.
Shear Walls; Nailing -Bolts
60.
Brace Wall Panels
61.
Insulation -Walls -Ceilings
62.
Infiltration-Walls-Winclows
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
FINAL (Plans) OK except #'s
63.
Ext Steps -Door & Sidelight Protection -Landings
64.
Smoke Detector
65.
Furnace; Vents -Clearance -Comb, Air-Conector-
In Garage; Above Floor-Ducts-Mech. Protection
66.
Bedroom Exiting
67.
G.F.I. & Bath Fixtures & Tub Access -Spa
68.
Elec. Trim & Subpanel, Breaker Sizes & Labels
69.
Stairs & Rails
70.
Fireplace or Stove, Clearance -Hearth
71.
Elec. Outlets at Wood Panel, Int. & Ext.
72.
Kit. Fixt. & Appliance; Ground. -Air Gap -Cooking Clearance
73.
Elec. Outlets & Recepticales at Kit. Counter
74.
Garage Fire Door; Swing -Landing -Closure
75.
A.C. Duct in Garage -Damper
76.
Wtr. Htr.; Vents -Clearance -Comb. Air Connector-RR.V
In Garage; Above Floor-Mech. Protection
77.
Plb., Elec. & Mech. Equip. Listed for Location
78.
Elec. Receptacles in Garage (G.F.I.)-Romex Protection
79.
Insulation -Foam -Looked in Attic
80.
Guard rails & Deck Construction -Post Caps
81.
Fc1n. VBents & Crawl Hole Door Drainage & Wood -Earth
Clearance Looked under Floor 0 Yes
82.
Following InstId./Drive 0 Yes 0 NoAAfalks 0 Yes 0 No/Planters 0 Yes 0 No
83.
Stucco Brown -Finish
84.
A.C. Unit Disconnect, Electrical -Plumbing
85.
Vents Above Roof, Plbg-Appliance-Fireplace-Clearance to Openings
86.
Water Well, Disconnect, Electrical, Plumbing
87.
Exterior Elec. Trim, G.F.I. Receptacle -Underground
88.
Ventilation Throught House
89.
Glass Protection
91).
Corrections from Previous Inspections
91.
Gas Test -Meters Tagged, Gas -Electric
92.
Water & Sewer Connected -C/0 to Grade -HD Approval
93.
Energy Compliance Certificate -Other Certificates
Date
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Date
Card B-1 Date Card B-1
Comments at Final:
COUNTY OF BUTTE - DEPARTMENT OF UVEAMENT SERVICES - BUILDING ISION
County 'Center Drive - Oroville, Califorhia 95965 - Telephone (916) 5 -7541C- RMIT-NO.
(Rev. 12/96) A LIk;A11LJINANLJ1J KIVIIII
ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER ZONING ROILDINGPERMIT
047-060-041 AR I y
OWNER TELEPHONE SO. FT. OCC. BUILDING VALUATION
JOHN YIIHNKE 349_69_2�
OWNERS MAILING ADDRESS
CONTRACTORS NAME
TNTF.C,RTTY HOMFS INC
CONTRACTOAS MAILING ADDRESS
3130 R RNADE, CH -D
CONSTRUCTIMLERN
GREEN JUXXX TREE F11
LENDifNg'k�UUNGWDRESS
I
ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER
ARCHITECT OR ENGINEERS MAILING ADDRESS
BUILDING ADDRESS
LOT NO. I SUBDIVAIONS NAME
USEOFSTRUCTURE
SF 0 Duplex 0 Mobilehome)T] Other
TYPE OF WORK
New 0 Addition 0 Remodel 0 Litilities 0 Installation 0 Other 0
Describe Work: MHU 97-283 1v1HI PERMIT
LICENSED CONTRACTOR'S DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that I am licensed under provisions of Chapter
9 (commencing �tith Section 7000) of Divisibn 3 of the Business and Professions Code,
and my license i in f lj�ce and effect.
License Class Lic. No. �2
OWNER -BUILDER DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that I am exempt from the Contractors License
Law for the following reason:
0 1, as owner of theproperty, or my employees with wages as their sole compensation,
will do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale.
0 1, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors
to construct the project.
0 1 am exempt under Sec. Business and Professions Code for this
reason I
WORKERS' COMPENSATION DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury one of the following declarations:
0 1 have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self -insure for workers'
compensation, as provided for by section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the
performance of the work for which this permit is issued.
I have and will maintain workers' compensation insurance, as required by Section
3700 of the Labor Code, forthe performance of work for which this permit is issued.
My worke s' pation insurance carrier and policy number are:
Carrier n ),c ee-_r Ile -
Policy Number S 97; IS77 7
(The above sections need nof be completed if the p6rmit is for wdrk of a valuation
of one hundred dollars ($100) or less.)
0 1 certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall
not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to workers"
compensation laws of California, and agree that if I should become subject to the
workers' compensation provisions of section 3700 of the Labor Code, I shall
f ith comply with those provisions.
X
X 70
- - 6, CLate A?
Si6natFe of Applicant - 0 Owner ntractor Agentf I/
400
HA permit is required for exe afionso, Ae, and demolition or construction
—i -of structures over 3 stories in height.
ReceiptNo. 209794
i VHITE-D.D.S.-B.D. CANARY -ASSESSOR PINK -INSPECTOR GOLDEN ROD -APPLICANT
I,,
Fireplace I I
$
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
Filing Fee 20.00
Total Valuation Is
a ' LIE 9
�O.O.VA 00'. LEN
23.00
NO.
Filing Fee
$
20.00
DWELLING OCCUR
& ACC . BLDS.
Permit Fee
$
MULTI -OUTLET
RRANrH CIRCUITq
97.50
Plan Checking Fee
$
23.0
Energy Plan Checking Fee
$
PERMIT FEE
$
43.0
MAP
PLUMBING PERMIT
Filing Fee 20.00
Each Trap
7.00
Solar or heat pump water heater
23.00
-Water piping
15.00
Each gas water heater or vent
15.00
Gas piping system I - 5 outlets
15.00
Building sewer --F--T--WF—*
5.001
FOU - llume I S G 71
_ 20 001
LICENSED CONTRACTOR'S DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that I am licensed under provisions of Chapter
9 (commencing �tith Section 7000) of Divisibn 3 of the Business and Professions Code,
and my license i in f lj�ce and effect.
License Class Lic. No. �2
OWNER -BUILDER DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that I am exempt from the Contractors License
Law for the following reason:
0 1, as owner of theproperty, or my employees with wages as their sole compensation,
will do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale.
0 1, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors
to construct the project.
0 1 am exempt under Sec. Business and Professions Code for this
reason I
WORKERS' COMPENSATION DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury one of the following declarations:
0 1 have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self -insure for workers'
compensation, as provided for by section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the
performance of the work for which this permit is issued.
I have and will maintain workers' compensation insurance, as required by Section
3700 of the Labor Code, forthe performance of work for which this permit is issued.
My worke s' pation insurance carrier and policy number are:
Carrier n ),c ee-_r Ile -
Policy Number S 97; IS77 7
(The above sections need nof be completed if the p6rmit is for wdrk of a valuation
of one hundred dollars ($100) or less.)
0 1 certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall
not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to workers"
compensation laws of California, and agree that if I should become subject to the
workers' compensation provisions of section 3700 of the Labor Code, I shall
f ith comply with those provisions.
X
X 70
- - 6, CLate A?
Si6natFe of Applicant - 0 Owner ntractor Agentf I/
400
HA permit is required for exe afionso, Ae, and demolition or construction
—i -of structures over 3 stories in height.
ReceiptNo. 209794
i VHITE-D.D.S.-B.D. CANARY -ASSESSOR PINK -INSPECTOR GOLDEN ROD -APPLICANT
I,,
EX. OCCUp. OUTUETORFIXTURES BZ % "50
OLFIXEO AP LNS 0" 5.00
Ex. Occup. r. (RES�6.) El
Temporary Service 23.00
—Mobile Home Facilities 20.00
Misc. Wiring 23.00
I PERMIT FEE $ 1
1 MECHANICAL PERMIT Filing Fee 1 20.00
I Hood 6.50
F
PERMIT FEt $
Mobile Home Installation Fee $ 100.00
Energy Inspection Fee $
OCC CONST, TYPE TA E$ X43 00
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HAZ. D. FE MXFLOOD I CDF I PARCX PD &SSUE
This permit is hereby issued under the applicable provisions
of the Butte County Code and/or Resolutions to do work
indicated above for which fees have been paid.
By
PERMIT EXPIRES ON
_S
PERMIT FEE
$
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
Filing Fee 20.00
Main Service
a ' LIE 9
�O.O.VA 00'. LEN
23.00
Main Service
200A TO iOOOA
46.00
CONST.
OR ADDN .
DWELLING OCCUR
& ACC . BLDS.
so
3.50FT.'
NEW CONST.
NnN.RESID.
MULTI -OUTLET
RRANrH CIRCUITq
97.50
EX. OCCUp. OUTUETORFIXTURES BZ % "50
OLFIXEO AP LNS 0" 5.00
Ex. Occup. r. (RES�6.) El
Temporary Service 23.00
—Mobile Home Facilities 20.00
Misc. Wiring 23.00
I PERMIT FEE $ 1
1 MECHANICAL PERMIT Filing Fee 1 20.00
I Hood 6.50
F
PERMIT FEt $
Mobile Home Installation Fee $ 100.00
Energy Inspection Fee $
OCC CONST, TYPE TA E$ X43 00
�,VFE
H IS
HAZ. D. FE MXFLOOD I CDF I PARCX PD &SSUE
This permit is hereby issued under the applicable provisions
of the Butte County Code and/or Resolutions to do work
indicated above for which fees have been paid.
By
PERMIT EXPIRES ON
_S
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COUNTY OF BUWFE
--BUILDING bIVISMO
DEPARTMENT OF DEVtLOPMENT SERVICES
1469 Humboldt Road, Chico, CA - (916) 8§1-2751.
7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA -:(916) 538-7541
747 Elliott Road, Paradise, CA - (916) 872-6307
CQDRECTION NOTICE
OWNER PERMIT NO.
A routine inspection indicates that the following violations of Butte County Ordinances exist at
theabove address and should be corrected. Please notify this office when correction of work
completed. If you have any questions pertaining to this matter, or need additional explanation,
is office immediately.
!Sj5UA5:Z_ �W4- UP1 A'AS
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Date Inspector
REV 10/92-
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COUNTYOF BUTTE - DEPARTMENTOF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - BU]tZDING DIVISION
7COUNTYCENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE,CALIFORNIA95965 - TELEPHO�11(916)538-75411
OWNER %-��L
Proposed Bul'Aing Use
PERMIT APPLICATION DATA SHEET
Building Inspector
At P
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No. 0 q-? - 0 (10 0
Date R -4
At time of permit application, I was advised the following data must be submitted prior to permit processing and/or issuance:
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DATE RECEIVED By
1 All items have been submitted . ........................................
2. Plot plans, 3/4 sets, signed by preparer of plans . ..........................
3. Complete plans, 3/4 sets, signed by preparer of plans . .......
4. Engineered plans and calcs, 3/4 sets, with wet signature on plans . ..........
5. Hazardous Material Form . ............................................
6. Energy Design Compliance and supporting documentation . ..................
7. Statement of Intent for Non -Heated and A/C Buildings . ......................
8. Engineered truss details and layout in duplicate (required prior to plan check) . ....
-.119. Mobilehome data and manufacturer's installation instructions, 2 sets . ...........
10. Fees of $ . ........... ........................
Impact fees as shown on attached schedule. ........................
12. California Department of Forestry plan approval/fees ..........................
13. Flood elevation letter (100 year flood) by California Engineer ...................
14. Sanitation and plot plan approval Health Department . ............
15. City of Chico plumbing permit . ...............
16. Plot plan and business license approval from City of Biggs/Gridley . .............
17. Planning approval for (A) Use: (B) Parking: .. ........
18. Contact Land Development about (A) Improvements (B) Drainage . ...........
19. Driveway permit (construction approval required prior to occupancy). P;,;4; * . . ;
20. Pre -inspection for required. to Buit'din'gl2pector - -(Date)
21. Contractor's license information. (No., Name Style, Classification) . ..............
22. Certificate of Workmans Compensation Insurance . ..........................
23. Owner -Builder Verification (Given to owner Mail to owner . ...........
24. Recorded copy of Agricultural Acknowledgement Statement . ..................
25. Letter of signature authorization . ........................................
�. Copy of recorded deed of parcel creation and 60 right of way to a public road ......
27i Letter of intent on building use . ......................... *P "')., & � , * * * * .
28. Mobilehome utility clearance ............................. 'A'
29. Documentation of legal access . ..................... ; ..........
30. Documentation of 50% subdivision developed or (A) Road improvements completed
and (B) Parcel meets zoning area and frontage requirements . ...............
31. Existing violations/expired permits . ......................................
32. Plan-cbeck list %,
... .................................
33. d*"Vrx ��/
34. V
When you issue thepermit rocess as follows- Mai t9 owner. Mail to contractor
Telephone and hold for pickup at Q�� W���Icg,(We.4ft O"al 6eliver with inspector.
Other 4, -4-, _x
Parcel Creation
Acreage )(Applican'
M_
Date
Copy of Haz-Mat form sent Health Dept. Fire Dept. _ Air Pollution Date
Copy of plans sent Health Dept. _ Filre Dept. Other Date By
The following data must be submitted prior jo p i�t �isance: (Circ e new item not checked above).
I
1. Index permit for above items No. 7
2. Additional items required: I
Contractor, designer, owner, was advised of above required data by _ phone mail Counter by Date
Contractor, designer, owner,,was advised of aboveApquired data by _ phone mail Counte-r-by Date
Plans checked by Date 2-67-2 v Date�-/
��M�Q 24 .7 Plans appro' ed by ���
Sets of plan§ft Wd in File
Copy - Department of Public Works
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ELEVATION CERTIFICATE O.M.B. No. 3067
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY Expires July 31, 1999
NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM
ATTENTION: Use of this certificate does not provide a waiver of the flood insuranc, e purchase requirement. This form is used only to pro-
vide elevation information necessary to ensure compliance with applicable community floodplain management ordinances, to determine
the proper insurance premium rate, and/or to support a request for a Letter of Map Amendment or Revision (LOMA or LOMR). You are not
required to respond to this collection of information unless a valid OMB control number is displayed in the upper right corner of this form.
Instructions for completing this form can be found on the following pages.
SECTION A PROPERTY INFORMATION I FOR INSURANCE COMPANY USE I
BUILDING OWNER'S NAME POLICY NUMBER
I COMPANY NAIC NUMBER
STREET ADDRESS (including Apt., Unit, Suite and/or Bldg. Number) OR P.O. ROUTE AND BOX NUMBER
OTHER DESCRIPTION (Lot and Block Numbers, etc.)
CITY STATE ZIP CODE
U P-AA,"M CA111 959:38
SECTION B FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM) INFORMATION
Provide the following from the proper FIRM (See Instructions):
1. COMMUNITY NUMBER
2. PANEL NUMBER
3. SUFFIX
4. DATE OF FIRM INDEX
5. FIRM ZONE
6. BASE FLOOD ELEVATION
0(ooc:) 17
-09 /aq 09
(in AO Zones, use depth)
U_a - 4
7. Indicate the elevation datum system used on the FIRM for Base Flood Elevations (BFE): El NGVD'29 KOther (describe on back)
8. For Zones A or V, where no RFE is provided on the FIRM, and the community has established a BFE for this bvilding site, indicate
the community's BFE: I I ILI _LT. L�J feet NGVD (or other FIRM datum—see Section B, Item 7).'
SECTION C BUILDING ELEVATION INFORMATION
1. Using the Elevation Certificate Instructions, indicate the diagram number from the diagrams found on Pages 5 and 6 that best
describes the subject building's reference level i
2(a). FIRM Zones Al -A30, AE, AH, and A (with BFE). The top of the reference level floor from the selected diagram is at an elevation
of I 1 11 IU -7 A feet. NGVD (or other FIRM datum—see Section B, Item 7).
(b). FIRM Zones V1 -V30, VE, and V (with BFE). The bottom of the lowest horizontal structural member of the reference level from
the selected diagram, is at an elevation of I I I I I LJ feet NGVD (or other FIRM datuM7see Section B, Item 7) *
(c). FIRM Zone A (without BFE). The floor used as the reference level from the selected diagram is LX.4 feet above Y or
below 0 (check one) the highest grade adjacent to the building.
(d). FIRM Zone AO. The floor used as the reference level from the selected diagram is I. LJ feet aboveEJ or belowD (check
one) the highest grade adjacent to the building. If no flood depth number is available, is the building's lowest floor (reference
level) elevated in accordance with the community's floodplain management ordinance? D Yes [:1 No 0 Unknown
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3. Indicate the elevation datum system used in determining the above reference level elevations: p NGVD'29 F-1 Other (describe
under Comments on Page 2). (NOTE: If the elevation datum used in measuring the elevationg is different than that used on
the FIRM [see Section B, Item 7], then convert the elevations to the datum system used on the FIRM and show the conversion
equation under Comments on Page 2.) 1
4. Elevation reference mark used appears on FIRM: El Yes ONO (See Instructions on Page 4)
5. The reference level elevation is based on: 0 actual construction 9 construction drawings
(NOTE: Use of construction drawings is only valid if the building does not yet have the reference level floor in place, in which
case this certificate will only be valid for the building during the course of construction. A post -construction Elevation Certificate
will be required once construction is complete.)
BUTTE C UW
6. The elevation of the lowest grade immediately adjacent to the building is: I I I ICA . LO fee m -see
a u
Section B, Item 7). P�
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SECTION D COMMUNITY INFORMATION APPRO�ED
1. If the community official responsible for verifying building elevations specifies that the reference level indicated in Section C, Item 1
is not the "lowest floor" as defined in the community's floodplain management ordinance, the elevation of the building's "lowest
floor" as defined by the ordinance is: feet NQV (orV6.QR,�Kdatum—see Section B, Item 7).
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2. Date of the start of construction or substantial improvement -A-M &
FEMA Form 81-31, AUG 96 REPLACES ALL PREVIOUS�
AP-TROVED
SECTION E CERTIFICATION
This certification is to be signed by a land surveyor, engineer, or architect who is authorized by state or local law to certify elevation
information when the, elevation information for Zones Al -A30, AE, AH, A (with BFE),V1-V30,VE, and V (with 8FE) is required.
Community officials who are authorized by local law or ordinance to provide floodplain management information, may also sign the
certification. In the case of Zones AO and A (without a FEMA or community issued BFE), a building official, a property owner, or an
owner's representative may also sign the certification.
Reference level diagrams 6, 7 and 8 - Distinguishing Features -If the certifier is unable to certify to breakaway/non-breakaway wall,
enclosure size, location of servicing equipment, area use, wall openings, or unfinished area Feature(s), then list the Feature(s) not
included in the certification under Comments below. The diagram number, Section C, Item 1, must still be entered.
/ certify that the information in Sections B and C on this certificate represents my best efforts to interpret the data available.
I understand that any false statement may be punishable by fine or imprisonment under 18 U.S. Code, Section 1001.
Q25E2=_ G. �)P_ L2= -C_ -E- 2-2&4-7
CERTIFIER'S NAME LICENSE NUMBER (or Affix Seal)
C'IN111— -WE2�r
TITLE - COMPANY NAME '
STATE ZIP
AQ:� ea I U I I - LO'4� 773
SIG r DATE PHONE
Copies should be made of this Certificate for: 1) community official, 2) insurance agent/company, and 3) building owner.
COMMENTS: 7_1+EJ2,F_ 15 4, U -C-7) _G Qlth�Q M E�E-NC_14 KkG-1-14 'Z)P 11K -E
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SLAB BASEMENT PIERS, OR COLUMNS
A v A A V
ZONES ZONES NES ZONES ZONES
FR—EFER—ENCE"I
FR EF E -R -E -N C -E LEVEL
FR—EFER—ENCE'l
FLOOD
ELEVATION
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BASE FR—EFER—ENCE-1
A ACENT
FLOOD DGJRADE L EL
BASE
FLOOD
ELEVATION
ELEVATION IREFERENCEI ADJACE7
LEVEL GRADE
GRADE
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ia i 4te the points at which the elevations should be measured in A Zones and V Zones.
The d grams: �bove Ilus
Elevations for all A Zones should be measured at the top of the reference level floor.
Elevations f6r all V Zones sKidbld be measured at the bottom of the lowest horizontal structural member.
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If othef'than -tingle:wide, furnish Setu� Model Number:�I�
Width:_g_6.L(ft.) Length: ft.) Tagalong or Expando Size (ft.) x ft.)
On all mobflehomes'-manufactur'ea after Octobei 7, N�furhish^ 'm"a'nufac-'turer's
installation manual and structural setup sheets.,,,.
d pr6ssurelr6ated or -foundation gra d[4
FOOTINGS.-Wdo d Other:
SUPPORTS: Concrete block[,vf.:Other:
Provide Tie Down
A. -�Pecifications for all Mobilehomes:
Line I Piers: Line 1 Openings
Size miinim'um`. I X.1 I Size nu*ru*mum: I I x D -0 1
Spacing maximum: x Each side of openings
From ends -maximum: x with width over:. [I ]XIO I
Line 2 Piers:
Size minimum: [A'q I x r-10 1.
Spacing maximum: x
From ends -maximum: x
Line 3 Roof Loads:
Size minimum
Location ( t):
r/'.0,W 0"'4p_
Line 5 Roof Loads:
Size minimum:
Location (from front), -
Line 4 Piers:
Size minimum: I '1x1 I
Spacing maxifium: x
From ends-mAximum: x
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Main Beams
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Line I Piers: Line 1 Openings
Size miinim'um`. I X.1 I Size nu*ru*mum: I I x D -0 1
Spacing maximum: x Each side of openings
From ends -maximum: x with width over:. [I ]XIO I
Line 2 Piers:
Size minimum: [A'q I x r-10 1.
Spacing maximum: x
From ends -maximum: x
Line 3 Roof Loads:
Size minimum
Location ( t):
r/'.0,W 0"'4p_
Line 5 Roof Loads:
Size minimum:
Location (from front), -
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Size minimum: I '1x1 I
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2. Assessor's Parcel Number: t1 �i 7-- �26 01
3.
Installer's Name: T;rr, 1'_&
-4 —Is the site currently under permit? Yes[P/1 N44sermitNo.,-
'5. "'Is the site an existing site? Yes No[ (If yes, furnish two plot plans).-'
6.
What is the electrical rating �f the' mobilehome? Amperes.
T
7
W . h ATi electric service rating of the mobilehome site? 2,eqn Amperes. -
at ii t
a
8.
What is the mobilehome site circuit breaker rating? ZN 0 Ampo�K�.s.
9.
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What is the main service bre r ing AM
10.
Is there any other electric load. to..be by the mobilehome site electric service,
-served
(Le.'well, garage. etc.)? Yes[ No[ Ljlf yes, please'identify the load -'and size:,,
(Load) Amperes)
11.
Type of gas service at mobilehome site: Natural[ I Propane[&J" None[ I
12.
Size of gas pipe at the mobileho'me site from the meter or tank: inches..
13.
What is the gas pipe length from the meter or tank to the mobilehome?W (ft
14.
What is the mobilehome gas demand? B.T.U.*
*(This information is not required if the pipe length is less than 6 feet on natural gas or
less than 50 feet on propane).
THE OTHER SUDE OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO
PROCESS THIS PERMIT APPLICATION
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Date: 10/ZZ/96 Time: 08:36:50
-SAC, INDUSTRIES, ING.-
COMB[NAT ION.TIE-'DOWNS
NIAN'UF&CTUPLED HOME TW -DOWN INSTRUCTIOSS XND
SCHEDULES FOR SINGLE / DOUBLE I TRfPLE WEDES
DESIGN & GENERAL NOTES
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DESIGN LOAD&
WIND 15 psi' (70 NTH EXPOSURE'C' 1 SEISNUC ZONE 4
SOIL BEARING 1000psf NOTE: MAXIIAUM SOIL PRESSURE IS 10(.)o PSI' WIMOUT A SOILS REPORT.
EARTH AUGERS 4750' MIN TOTAL LOAD CAPACf f Y (TESTED TO 640k)')
3 ]Sol WORKING LOAD CAPACITY (1 .5 SAFETY FACTOR)
CROSS DRJVES 1727- (CALCULATED)
CONCRETE SLAB ANCHORS 4750' MN TOTAL LOAD CAPACITY (CALCULATED)
315W WORKING LOAD CA ' PAC ITY (1 .5 WETY FACTOR)
TIE DOWN STRAPS - -3150.� WORKING LOAD
IM-DOWNSTRAPS NEETS FEDERAL SPECIFlCAT10N QQ,�_791H FOR TYPE 1. CLjvS3 B. GRADE I STRAPPING AND BE AT
LEAST 1 114" x .035 ZJNC PLATED.
1. 111E CI-IARTS SHOW THE REQUIRET) NUMBER OF TIE -DOWNS ON THE SIDES OF THE MMUFACTURED
2. COMBINATIONS OF THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF TIE -DOWNS CAN BE USED.
3. FOR ALL TIE-DoWN INSTALLATIONS, THE t%.IFG'D. HOME CHASSIS MEMBERS ARE SHOWN AS "I- BE,,kMS.
(FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY) CHASSIS BEAMS CAN ALSO BE "C' SHAPED OR 'RFC"S14APED.
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4. SMX TIE -DOWNS AJCE jtE(�_nREI) ALON(j THE OUTSWE CHASSIS BEAMS. END
AT EACH END OF EACH TRANSPORTABLC SECTION OF TITE MWJFACTURED HOME
S. END ITE -DOWNS CAN BE LOCATED WTn-UN IR" OF EITHER SIDE OF C14ASSLS BEAM. AXIS.
6. THE SMES. TYPES, LENGIRS. ETC. OF MATERIALS SHOWN HEREON ARE MINUAIJM. 1A.R03F.R. L014GER-''
HEAVIER MATERIALS SUPPLIED BY SAC INDUSTRIES, INC. MAY BE USED AT THF SAME SPACING &
LOCAIIONS SHOWN.
7. ALL FARTS AJtE PROtECTIVE- COATED WITII INDUSTRIAL SHOP PRM -R BY AIRGAS.
APPROVALS
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APProval does not svfh,s#;tq at oppreon, any emission 0, '
reQtfr*M#nh of applicable State lo.s and I
state of C6010r4a
Otoortwirnt of Houiing, and Community Development
DIVISION Of CODES AND SIANOAR03
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INSTALLATION IS OPTIONAL
NSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. INSTALL ANCHORS INTO SOIL APPLYING CONSTANT DOWWARD PRESSURE TO MMIZE SOIL
DISTURBANCE, UNTIL I MAD IS FLUSH WMI STABILIZER PIATE. ANCHORS SHOULD BE INSTALLED BELOW
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2. ATTACH STRAPS CHASSIS BEAM IN MANNER SHOWN.
3. INSERT STRAP T11ROUGH SPLIT BOLT CUT OFF EXCESS STRAP ANT) TIGHTE-N BOLT UNTIL STRAP ts.sNUG... S
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approve any omission of or deviaticn Ircm SAC INDUSTILIE&Iri
laws or regul P, 3236 C FMACERALU R'(').
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-MOBILEHOME INSTALLATION ACCEPTANCE
COUNTY OF BU17E
DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
BUILDING DiVISION7 COUNTY CENTER.DRIVE
OROVILLE, CA 95965 --PHONE (916) 538-7541
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MIT NO - r/ —
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Owners:
J0141-4
Name:
Owners-
C"I f1c) 1�'5
Acldress�
Mobilehome
Year of
Manufacturer
Man u facture:
Serial number CY o 6> Z_
Insignia or Zq 0
or V.I.N.
HUD number: VP z cf '7 y
Official apRrqyj.,nnsI �Ilal Jon
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Date-
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If the mobilehome is moved of4located, the mobilehome installation acceptance shall become invalid. This form shall
not be used when the mobilehome is installed on a foundation system.
5138 White -Owner, Yellow -installer, Pink -Bldg., Gold -Assessor
A�
COUNTY OF BUTTE -DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOF�MENT SERVICES -BUILDING DIVISION
7 County Center Drive - Oro6lle,-C6rliforni& 95965 - Telephone (916) 538-75 PERMIT N
APPLICATION AND PERMIT
ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER
047-06n-n4l
ZONING
A q6
BUILDING PERMIT V
OWNER
)HN DIME
TELEPHONE
SQ. FT. OCC. BUILDING VALUATION
OWNERS MAILING ADDRESS
614S BROYLES Rn CHICO, CA 05973
CONTRACTORS NAME
OWNER
TELEPHONE
CONTRACTORS MAILING ADDRESS
Fireplace
CONSTRUCTION LENDER
UNMOWN
Total Valuation $
Filing Fee
$ XXXXX
LENDERS MAILING ADDRESS
Permit Fee
$
ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER
LICENSE NO.
Plan Checking Fee
$ 23.00
Energy Plan Checking Fee
$
ARCHITECT OR ENGINEERS MAILING ADDRESS
Penalty
$
BUILDING ADDRESS 6114 BROYLES RD., CHICO
- PERMITFEE
$ 23.00
PLUMBINGPERMIT
Filing Fee- 20.00
Each Trap
7.00
LOT NO.
SUBDIVISIONS NAME
IPARCEL MAP
Solar or heat pump water heater
23.00
Water piping
15.00
USEOFSTRUCTURE
SF 0 Duplex 0 Mobilehome)R Other
SPECIFY
Each gas water heater or vent
15.00
Gas piping system I - 5 outlets
15.00
Building sewer
_M1_r1;yT
15.00
TYPE OF WORK
New 0 Addition 0 Remodel 0 Utilities OOX Installation 0 Other 0
Describe Work:
Mobile Home
920.00
PERMITFEE
80.00
Contractor
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
Filinq Fee 2 0.'0 0
a OR LIE S
Main Service 20000VA OR LESS
23.00 93.00
Main Service 200A TO 1000A
46.00
LICENSED CONTRACTOR'S DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that I am licensed under provisions of Chapter
9 (commencing with Section 7000) of Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code,
and my license is in full force and effect.
License Class Lic. No.
OWNER -BUILDER DECLARATION -
1 hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that I am exempt from the Contractors License
Law for the following reason:
0 1, as owner of theproperty, ormy employeeswith wages as their sole compensation,
will do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale.
dq 1. as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors
to construct the project.
0 1 am exempt under Sec. Business and Professions Code for this
reason
NEW CONST. DWELLING occup.
OR ADDNS. & ACC. BUDS.
3.50 So
NEW CONST. LTI-OUTLET
NON-RESID. BRMAUNCH CIRCUITS
@7.50
ER APPARATUS
( &POINGLE OUTLET CIR.
Ex. Occup. ( OUTLET OR FIXTURES
20 @ 1.00
aAL 0 .50
FIXED APPLNS. OR
Ex. Occup. ( OUTLETS (RESID.) EA
5.00
Temporary Service
23.00
Mobile Home Facilities
20.00 Ign on
Misc. Wiring
23.001
PERMITFEE
$
Contractor
WORKERS' COMPENSATION DECLARATION
1 hereby affirm under penalty of perjury one of the following declarations:
0 1 have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self -insure for workers'
compensation, as provided for by section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the
performance of the work for which this permit is issued.
0 1 have and will maintain workers' compensation insurance, as required by Section
3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of work for which this permit is issued.
My workers' compensation insurance carrier and policy number are:
-Carrier
MECHANICAL PERMIT
Filing Fee 20.00
Heating
Cooling
Hood
6.50
Ventilation
PERMITFEE
$
Contractor
Policy Number
(The above sections need not be completed if the permit is for work of a valuation
of one hundred dollars ($100) or less.)
.4 1 certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall
not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to workers'
compensation laws of California, and agree that if I should become subject to the
workers' compensation provisions of section 3700 of the Labor
forthwith COT�ly with those provisions.
Date
Signature of Applicant 7'0 Owner 0 Contm�ibr 0 Agent
An OSHA permit is required for excavations over 60" deep and demolition or construction
or structures over 3 stories in height.
Mobile Home Installation Fee
Energy Inspection Fee $
occ
CONST. TYPE
I
TOTtL FEE $ 4166.00
- I I
H�H
D. FEES
I IMPA
V
FLOOD
I
CDF
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This permit is hereby issued under the
of the Butte County Code and/or
indicated above for which fees have
By Alz�
PERMITEXPIRESON
�
applicable provisions
Resolutions to do work
been paid.
Date 212 L -u
(Date)
Receipt No. c?- i� '� 7L�_ o?
WHITE-D.D.S.-B.D. CANARY -ASSESSOR PINK -INSPECTOR GOLDENROD-APPLIEANT
��UNTYOF BUTTE - DEPARTMENT1017 9 OPMENT SERVICES - BUILDING DIVISION
; 41
7COUNTYCENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE! CALIFORNIA 95965 -TELEPHONE (916)538-7541
PERMIT APPLICATION DATA SHEET
OWNER 0 IK40_1"'Lj�
A. P. No. (0 ()(40 10 - C)
Proposed BuUding
Ose C/ Building Inspector Date
At time of permit application, I was advised the following data must be submitted prior to permit processing and/or issuance:
I
DATE RECEIVED BY 11
1
All items have been submitted . ............ ............................ f
2.
Plot plans, 3/4 sets, signed by preparer of plans.
3.
Complete plans, 3/4 sets, signed by preparer of plans . ......................
4.
Engineered plans and calcs, 3/4 sets, with wet signature on plans . .............
5.
Hazardous Material Form . ............................................
6.
Energy Design Compliance and supporting documentation . .............
7.
Statenfent of Intent for Non -Heated and A/C Buildings . ......................
8.
Engineered truss details and layout in duplicate (required prior to plan check).
9.
Mobile'home data and manufacturer's installation instructions, 2 sets . ...........
10.
Fees of $ . .........................................
11:
Impact fees as shown on attached schedule . ..............................
12.
13.
California Department of Forestry plan approval/fees ......... : ...............
Flood elevation letter (100 year flo alifornia Engineer ...................
14.
Sanitation and plot plan approval Health Department . .............
15.,'City
of Chico plumbing permit. ! ........................................
16.
Plot plan and business license 'approval from City of Biggs/Gridley. . _ . .,�: .......
17.
Planning approval for (A) Use: (B) Parking: . .........
18.
19.
Contact Land Development.a bout .(A) Improvements (B) Drainage ............
Driv way permit (construction approval required prior to occupancy) 2 -
20.
.............
Pre4ns edon request
Pre -inspection for -required. '.91 nspector�__(Date)
t. B.'Id,
r
21.
Contractor's license information. (No., Name Style, Classification) . .............
22 *
Certificate of Workmans Compensation Insurance .................... ......
�:�4.
Owner -Builder Verification (Given to owner Mail to owner
Recorded copy.of Agricultural Acknowledgement Statement . ...................
25.
Letter of signature authorization . .........................................
26.
Copy of recorded deed of parcel creation and 60 right of way to a public road ......
- 27.
Letter of intent on building use . ............... * ...........................
- 28.
Mobilehome utility clearance . ..........................................
29.
Documentation of legal access . ..................... ; ..................
30.
Documentation of 50% subdivision developed or (A) Road improvements completed
and (B) Parcel meets zoning area and frontage requirements . ...............
31.
Existing violations/expired permits . ......................................
32.
Plan check list . .....................................................
33.
34.
When you issue,t�e permit process
4- TelepnonPqP02-4
Other
Parcel Creation
Acreage
follows: Mail to owner. Mail to contractor.
hold for i3i�ckup at C 0- office. Deliver with inspector.
Applica
Date Z 2
Copy of Haz-Mat form sent Health Dept. Fire Dept. _ Air Pollution Date
Copy of plans sent Health Dept. _ Fire Dept. Other Date By
The following data must be submitted prior to permit issuance: (Circle new item not checked above).
1. Index permit for above items No.
2. Additional items required:
Date
Contractor, designer, owner, was advised of a o -v ' e req'uired data by _ phone mail Counter by -
Contractor, designer, owner, was advised of above required data by _ phone mail Counter by - Date
Plans checked by Date Plans approved by r.,na.,4g Date 2
Sets of plans on hold in File cabinet 3 Ae, folder
Copy - Department of Public Works
E.H. USE ONLY
Plot Plan Aftichad )o'ex
Flwr i%. An -AW *X
Scat to B.D. 1-27 197
TO: Building Department
FROM: Environmental Health
SUBJECT: Sanitation Clearance
Owner Location AP#
Plan Approved for: Sewage Disposal x
Clearance for 3 bedroom mobile home. Other
Hold final for:
Final clearance O.K. for:
NOTE:
Water Supply: Public Private WeU_.,x_
Z- 2 7 -
Environmental( Health Specialist Date
FIVOW
ruill �kk�q
:OT
MO) X q
6. THERMALITO DRAINAGE DISTRICT FEES
$425.00 (paid at Building Division) . . -
7. SRA FIRE INSPECTION AND PLAN CHECK
$89.00 (paid at Building Division)
8. WATER TENDER FEES (Battalion #
$200.00 (paid at Building Division)
9. CSA 87 TRAFFIC FEE
$2500.00 (paid at Building Division)
10. OTHER
At time of permit application, I was advised the above fees are required to be`�paid Prior to issuance of the
building permit. These fees may be changed during the plan checking process.
DATE 9 -1
APPLICANT.\
Original -Owner Copy-Buildingf-Div. (Rev. 12/96)
COUNTY OF BUTTE
DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES'. -
BUILDING DIVISION
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE, OROVILLE CA 95965 TELEPHONE (9,16) 538-7541
SCHEDULE OF FEES DUE.
OWNER
A. P. # L—n
PROPOSED VUILDI'NG USE
DATE
REC # DATE REC
1. BUILDING PERMIT FEES
Balance Due ................ $
Additional Fees Due ...........
Additional Fees Due ........... $
Revised Plan Checking Fee ....... $
L-'-�2. SCHOOL DISTRICT FEES
(paid at District Office)
__4�3. SHERIFF FEES (paid at Building 'Division)
Residential ........ x $360.00 = $_3G0,CX)
Units
Commercial (sq.ft.),-- x $0.03 = $
Sq. Ft.
=21194.
URBAN AREA FEES (paid at Building Division)
Residential (per unit) . x = $
#Units Amt.
Commercial (sq. ft.). x — = $
Sq. Ft. Amt.
�5RECREATION DISTRICT FEES
(paid at District Office)
6. THERMALITO DRAINAGE DISTRICT FEES
$425.00 (paid at Building Division) . . -
7. SRA FIRE INSPECTION AND PLAN CHECK
$89.00 (paid at Building Division)
8. WATER TENDER FEES (Battalion #
$200.00 (paid at Building Division)
9. CSA 87 TRAFFIC FEE
$2500.00 (paid at Building Division)
10. OTHER
At time of permit application, I was advised the above fees are required to be`�paid Prior to issuance of the
building permit. These fees may be changed during the plan checking process.
DATE 9 -1
APPLICANT.\
Original -Owner Copy-Buildingf-Div. (Rev. 12/96)
O.B.- I
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�§Al� .-TY 75. MON
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Attention Property Owner.
An "owner -builder' building permit has been applied for in yo& name and bearing your
signature.
Please complete and return this information at your earliest opportuniry to avoid
unnecessary delay in processing and issuing your building permit. No building permit will
be issued until this verification is received.
1. 1 personally plan'to provide the major labor and materials for constrtiction of the
proposed property improvement: YES[N] . NO[ ].
2. 1 HAVEVJ EIAVE NOT[ ] signed an application for a building permit for the
proposed work -
3. 1 have contracted with the following person (firm) to provide the proposed
construction:
NAMM:
ADDRESS: CITY:
PHONE: CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE NO.
4. 1 plan to provide portions of this work, but I have hired the following person to
coordinate,. supervise, and provide the major work:
NAME:
ADDRESS: CITY:
PHONE: CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE NO.
5. 1 will provide some of the work but I have contracted (hired) the following persons to
provide'the work indicated:
NAME ADDRESS PHONE TYPE OF WORK
SIGNED:
PROPERTY OWNER:
SOCIAL SECURITY NUM33ER:
DATE: 2,_ \ 13 — 9-1
NOTE: This owner -Builder Verification is required by Section 19831 and
19832 or the California Health and Safety Code.
This verification must be completed and returned to our off -ice before
we are permitted to issue the permit.
OVER
O.B.-- I
REBUMD. .0
Dear Property Owner
An application for a building permit has been submitted in your nime listing yourself as the builder of
property improvements specified.
For your protection, you should be aware that as "owner-buader you are the responsible party of record
on such a permit. Building permits are not required to be siped by property owners unless they an personally
performing their own work- If your work is being performed by someone other than yourself, you may protect
yourself from possible liability if that person applies for the proper permit in his or her name.
Contractors are required by law to be licensed and bonded by the State of California and I to have a
businiess license from the city or county. They are also required by law to put their license number on all permits
for which they apply.
If you plan to do your own work. with the exception of various trad'*= that you plan to subcontract, you
should be aware of the following information for your benefit and pro=don:
0 If you employ or otherwise engage any persons other than your immediate family, and the work (including
materials and other costs) is S300 or more for the'entire prqject� and such persons are not licensed as
contractors or subcontractors, then you may be an employer.
0 If you am an employer. you must register with the State and Federal Governments as an employer and you am
subject to several obligations including state and federal income tax withholding, federal social security taxes,
workers compensation insurance, disability insurance costs, and unemployment compensation contributions.
0 There may be financial risks for you if you do** not carry out these obligations, and these risks are especially
serious with respect to worker's compensation insurance.
0 For more specific information about your obligations under Federal Law, contract -the Internal Rzv=uc
Service (and, if you wish. the U.S. Small Business Administration). For more specific information about your
obligations under State Law, contact the Department of Benefit Payments and the Division of Industrial
Accidents.
If the structure is intended for sale, property owners who are 'not licensed contractors are allowed to
perform their work personally or. through their own employees, without a licensed contractor or subcontractor, only
under limited conditions.
A frequent practice of unlicensed persons profdsing to be contractors is to secure an "ownerbuilder
building permit, erroneously implying that the properry owner is providing his or her own labor and material
personally. Building permits are not required to be signed by property owners -unless they are performing their own
work personally.
Information about licensed contractors may be obtained by contracting the Contractors State License
Board in your community or at 1020 N Street. Sacramento, CA. 95814.
Plea complete the "Owner Builder Verification" on the reverse side of this form so that we can confim
that you are aware of these matters. The building permit will not be issued until the verification is returned.
S a�rel I
-
Nfichail C. Viciz-a. C.B.O.
Manaier, Building Inspection
NOTE: This Owner -Builder Information is required by Section 19830 Of the Califomia Health and Safety Code.
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STATE OF CALI FORN IA-DEPARTM ENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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MANUFACTURER NAME/11)
TRADE NAME
MODEL
DDM
DOT
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SPC
EXPIRATION
SKYLINE/
HILLCREST
HILLCREST
00/00/70
03/03/70
ADP
05/31/83
RY-70
U SERIAL NUMBER LABEL/INSIGNIA NUMBER
WEIGHT
LENGTH
WIDTH,
ISSUED
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EXEMPT
TY
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000144
04/04/83
104
SFD
IL
2 HC10456XX A366563
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000720
000144
3
TOTAL
4
FEES
5
PAID:
6
$73.00,
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IMPORTANT 01-090-002
THE OWNER INFORMATION SHOWN ABOVE MAY NOT REFLECT ALL LIENS RECORDED WITH THE DEPARTMENT
OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGAINST THE DESCRIBED UNIT. THE CURRENT
TITLE STATUS OF THE UNIT MAY BE CONFIRMED THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT. 0100055
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ALL STMOTtiRES AND EQUIPMENT INCLUDWO
OVERHANM SK&L Sc CLEAR OF ALL EASEMENTS'
A SET BACK OF a-5 FT. FROM THE SIDE AND
S FT. FROM THE REAR PROPERTY LHM AND
0 FT. FROM THE fj0AD CENTERLINE SHALL BE
EXCEPT
OF STM=AES AND EGUWMENT
FOR A 2 FT. EAVE OVERHANG -
-B E CO NTY
BULDING DEPARVEW
A-PPRO--VED
A
This set of pum and -1noations Id be
kept on Me job at all ttmes and It le'unlawfUl to
mak any obanges or alteratime an mme without
written permission fmm the DepuUment of Pubbe
Works. GounV of Butte.
UOWE: AU Materlala & -WorkmwgWP SW Be In
&000vdance with Fteeognuqd Good pr&ctioes and
of e, OnUly presorlbed lor the spedew use
in the Unffo;M Bujldlug. plumbMg & MacbanicaJ
Codes and tbe NatiOng EleDWOMI00ft'
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Ofoville, CA 95965 Chico, CA 95973 1 5944321
(916) 533-4403 (916) 343-5611
HCD # 92834
NOTICE:THIS FORM IS COPYWRITED AND REPRODUCTION OF ALL OR PART IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.
MANUFACTURED HOME PURCHASE ORDER AND FEDERAL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
PURCHASER: xerfyl %,14 t�- Q I<. P__ Lt H-vo DATE: I ?- - 149 - I (p
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ADDRESS: 14 2, ----PHONE: 3145'- (=C??_Z1
CITY: Cti-I C�o STATE: �Ip: 5��9 -f-3 SALESPERSON: PA i CA+AeA- \J - 140'-) 27� P—b
Subject to the terms and conditions stated an both sides of this agreeinent Seller agrees to sell and Purchaser agrees to purchase the following MFD./MBL. Home:
MAKE
MODEL
(0-:M
B. ROOMS.:r
APPR IN NCL,
To" %R, OT' .
I . AVE
NEW
SITUS -
-3
L. (,pC) I W.�
[0 USED
SERIALNUMBER
7Y- 4-7i12'W4d
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A-? R HCD NO.
7 4 z f7w.
-rA4
DT. OF MFG.
A'S�+00
Z f7S.00
APN # OzI7_ 6' ell
60 — 4
THE COST OF THE MFUMBL. HOME EXCUDES THE LISTED,PFW FC�R THERITEMS.
SO. FT. LIVING AREA
0
$ TOW BAR,J��WHEECS,JL.' �'—WHFEL HUBS,$ TIRES,J AXLES
11160
MFD. HOME PRICE $
DATE MFD. ORD. E�.RPW OPEN STKf/OTHER
. . I e,. I USED HOME SALES TAX, IFANY, It ST SOLD PRIOR :FO'7111 80) $
ITEMIZED ACCEs�bl`IIES AND.-THEIR,COSTS: (SEE ADDENDUMS) '. - - I , -
c oo L &a. CDO
ffi�i_f8llowing ��&_e_ndaiil�r -are.. part of this�)5greement (list: & liiifi-af�
_�Rcrv�Ez
iR�s BFLSOLJ:��8�, a 130 -p-S PIA -3 75'
8 Lo 6_3 A 6eC4>i.-gk-1 rz-
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P_PdbAi_. o In,
DESCRIPTION OF TRADE-IN
0 �SIDE HOME) $
TOTAL ACCESS RIES (CV -7 L1 74)
MAK;7 MODEL BEDROOMS
TOTAL MFG. HOME & A0.ESSORIES c?
SALES.TAX (ITEMS NOT It , ITEGRAL TO HOME) s q
TITLE NO. SERIAL NO. COLOR
FOUNDATION SYSTEM TIE DOWNS $ SEPARATE
I
DELIVERY $ X K -Y-
AMOUNT OWING ACCOUNT NO.
A-11
/4
TO WHOM:
SET UP $ Z�n 0o - 000
ADDRESS/PHONE
HCD FEES $ qq. no
INSURANCE PREMIUM (ONLY IF SOLD BY DEALER) $
VENTILATION IMPROVEMENT -NEW ONLY
ESCROW -FEES
I HAVE RECEIVED VENTILATION IMPROVEMENT INFORMATION FOR
THIS MFD./MBL. HOME.
SCHOOL FEES $ Z4P es 3. Zo
BUYER'S SIGNATURE
OTHER /PR E PAID TAXES __217
DOC. FEE (NOT &GOVERNMENTAL CHARGE) $ -
1. TOTAL CASH PRICE $ (o9 7- t
THE MANUFACTU�ER STATES THAT INSULATION HAS BEEN
INSTALLED IN THIS HOME AS FOLL S: (NEW ONLY)
'ALLOWANCE ON TRADE-IN $
TYPE THICKNESS R'FACTOR
, I
LESS BAL. DUE ABOVE
NET ALLOWANCE $
PAID HEREWITH $ 13 ?=Q. 1=10
ROOF C ktw L 06*-- 154� 2-
EXTERIOR WALLS R 6tArJA05�5 3 Ye- I
FLOOR 7— 2,2�
CASH BEFORE DEL. $ -
DESIGNATED DEPOSIT $ e) TZ - q.5 -
VVARNING--Unless a charge is included in -this I Agreement for Public
Liability or Property Damage Insuranb6, Pa, m, ftforsuch Coverage
V e
(INC.INDN..PMT)
is not provided by this agreement. , i -
2. LESS BUYERS DOWN PAYMENT $ 2- E)
"If the dealer is also- licensed, as a real estate' broker,, ihe
3. UNPAID BAL. ON CASH SALES PRICE $ Z_ CK
4. FINANCE CHARGE $
sale of a manufactured �ome or m'o6ilehome being installed
on a foundation system pursuant to,,Section 18551 may be
5. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE [ajjj&D�
included in the p ' %r
urch6se document the underlying real.
6. TOTAL PAYMENT AMOUNT (3+4) C4NOt"Ct_
property, provided * th�t the require'menti' of HSC' SEC.
7. UNPAID BALANCE DUE PRIOR TO DEL.. $
18 0 3 5.3 are met"
.8 . TOTAL.DEFERRED PAYMENT PRICE (2+6) $
PAYABLO�S FOLLOWS:, ---
THE DEALER CERTIFIES THATJHE
igii�qid 15aldnce -'to be deposited into escrow
INS71ALLATICIN CONTRACTOR IS:
prior to delivery.
NAME UC.,#
Financing to be determined.
BUSINESS ADDRESS !Tt:)357 oec_LF_,�bse_�
In the event the ma nuf actu red home cannot be delivered "and/or" inspection completed
within the agreed delivery time due to nonperformance by the buyer, bDuyer agrees to
one of the following at the option of seller, either (1) to pay 30.00
CITY PAe,4, ID I S L CA ZIP� 9
A Contractor is. required b,y law to be licensed and regulated -by the
charges per day until a manufactured home installation acceptance or certificate of
occupancy is obtained in addition to all other consideration owing or (2) pay the sum
Contractors State License*Board, P.O: Box 26000 Sacramento, CA 95827..
WA
of $ in lieu of total consideration.
'(A) DO NOT SIGN THE -PURCHASE AGREEMENT BEFORE YOU READ IT OR IF IT CON -TAINS
ANY BLANK SPACES TO BE FILLEDIN. (B) YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A COMPLETELY FILLED-IN COPY OF THAT
AGREEMENT AND,'IF, PURCHASING A MANUFACTURED/ MOBILE HOME COVERED BY A WARRANTY, A COPY
OF THE WARRANTY. Cb'mpl�i`nts -concern ihg the purchase of a manufactured/ mobile home shall be referred to the dealer. lf'it is not
resolved, the complaint may be r6ferred to the Department of Housing and Community Development, Division of Codes and Standards,
Occupational Licensing, (the current addressand phone number must be given to the buyer). A failure to disclose pursuant to this section
shall not be the basis for reciSSibn.,of, a conditional sale contract.
The Manufactured Home that'l airri. purchasing will be used as a residence. I -further certify that I understand that if subject Manufactured
'
Home is Used for any pur pp se other. than a residence, I may be liable, to the State Board of Equalization, for the tax measured by the amount
excluded pursuant to this certificate.
PURCHASER DATE
RECEIPT OF A FILVED-IN COPY OF THIS AGREEMENT IS HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGED BY PURCHASER
The Purchase Order is subject. to.credit approval and is not binding unless signed by an authorized representative of seller. Purchaser certifies that he is of
legal age, and agrees, to sign'a. -Security Agreement according to the terms herein. In the event payoff figures on a trade-in toward the purchase of a
Manufactured or Mobile Home are more than quoted b thq tP�Urchaser, the Purchaser hereby agrees to pay this excess on demand.
ALL TF RMS AND CONDITIONS SEI . F �THY EftEVERSE OF THIS AGREEMENT ARE INCORPORATED HEREIN AND ARE FULLY
APPLICA61LE AS THO E FO H 'SIDE OF THIS AGREEMENT.
7"T
SELLER: SALESPERSON PURCHASER:
2=4
SELLER: MANAM PURCHASER:—\
DATE: 19
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF DEALER SUBJECT TO MANAGEMENT APPROVAL
Published by Barry D. Whittlesey Publications
,1935 Heatherdale Ln. a Carmichael, CA 95608 * (916) 488-1764
SiXTEENTH REPRINT 4/ 1'/95
BUTTE COUNTY SCHOOLS IMPACT FEE CERTIFICATION FORM
4.9ne-Form Per Building)
School District Building Department No.
A.P. Number Jurisdiction: City County
Property Owner -
I
Property Location)
Subdivison
Lot No.
Residential Development
No. of Living IVIHI Addition
Units
14. jt.�, L�
Commerc'ial/Industrial
New Addition
ding Department Representative
(Floor Plans reviewed by School District Personnel)
Sq. Footage / 5-(.0 ry
(Group R)
Sq, Footage
(Including Ext&idr
Roofed Areas)
A - ) a— 7 1.
Date
District Identification No.
School District certifies that
(Applicant)
&JAIA 3 YS-- 6 -
(Street Address) (Phone Number)
4?,59-73
L
(City) (State) (Zip Code)
has complied with ti�e requirements of Resolution No. Llo S7—'? to b�' payment of $
rQpresenting J510-0 square feet.
School District Reof6tentative
Paid by Check # Remarks:
Bank Number
Paid by Cash
AB 2926 $
FUL L MITIGATION $
Date
It, subsequent to the School District Representative signing this Butte County Schools Impact Fee
Certification Form, the School District is notified by the applicable Local Planning Agency that this project
is being reviewed under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), this project may be subject to
additional school fees to fullx mitigate its impact on the school district's. schools.
01
White (applicant), Yellow (building department), Pink (school district) feeformmkl (11/94)dmm
41P
BUTTE COUNTY PARKS DEVELOPRENT' FEE CERTIFICATION FORM
CHICO AREA,RECRRATION-AND PARK DISTRICT
Assessor Parcel Number (s) 0 Q -� - 0(0 0 - 0(4 /
Property Owner -L -UL.)
Project Location/A dress
Subdivision
Residential Development: (check one)
Lot Number(s)
New Development Alteration/Addition X Mobilehome(s) Non -Residential
to Residential
Total Number of Dwelling Units
10)
, 7Va0,M4-t-1JrkVx
Building Department Representative Date
Chico Area Recreation and Park District(CARD) certifies that
",4\) k3M K -C
�A k,4 .3HS' o9zq
(Applicant Name) (Phone Number)
(ol LAS Q: � ?, 0 '4 L L—S� K 0. -
(Street Address)
CkA
(City) (State) (Zip Code)
has complied with the requirements of Butte Co. Resolution No. 90-140 by
payment for dwelling units @ $1,189 for total payment of $
CARD Representative Date
PAID BY CHECK NO. REMARKS: E Y�ot4+ G --
',o R. q — c, i- 3L
BANK NO.
PAID BY CASH
RECEIPT NO._
Distribution: White --Applicant Yellow --Butte Co. Building Dept.
Pink --CARD Goldenrod --City of Chico Building Dept.
park.fee (form revised 11/90)
I
LAND DEVELOPMENT
BUILDING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - PERMIT CLEARANCE sumang PermltNo.
Address: Parent/Previous AP:
OWNERS A.P.
NAME: NUMBER: Af 47— 6)60 04-/
PFUNT LAST NAME FIMT
COUNTY ZONING
DESIGNATION: A40 FLOOD ZONE: FLOOD MAP:
APPROVED: CONDMONALLY APPROVED* RESOLVE PROBLEMS PRIOR TO APPROVAL:
RA PARCEL CREATION BY DEEDS OR MAP /9 4 -e -
DEED INFORMATION: a /Z CP Y'L 4q.1ir 10,
/,.S- 4F / e,
DATE OF CREATION: DEED REFERENCE: 1,5?12. L
oaa/ -
LEGAL ACCESS PROVIDED: YES �NO LEGAL ACCESS REQUIRED: YES NO
COMPLIES WITH COUNTY STANDARDS FOR DEED CREATION: YES NO
COMMENTS/CONDITIONS:
aWrJl9Af?-Y L(N)G Mol
CC:,Ur-7'-? Q-eviev'i ot--
MAP INFORMATION:
DATE OF RECORDING
FkC,tt-k1,0P4 Pytion- -M (L&V�tn� ),F
4L-l"S I%1_ZSj-7G OYZ-!:, A 1-7-70)
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Vs -V —1 eq_- coo r -J
LOT BOOK PAGE
COMPLIANCE WITH OLD SUBDIVISION LOT ORDINANCE REQUIRED? (MAP RECORDED PRIOR TO BOOK 17 OF MAPS AT
PAGE 23): —YES NO . IF YES, MARK APPROPRIATE ITEM(S) BELOW:
9N
A. Construct road to B. Meet parcel size required by zone. _ C. Meet current E.H.D. requirements.
CHECK SPECIAL CONDITIONS WHICH APPLY TO MAP: ALL FEES TO HE PAID TO THE BUILDING DIVISION UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
1. Maintain a 50 ft. building setback from centerline of road.
2. Maintain a ft.building setback from right-of-way/centerline of
3. Comply with Zoning code for building setback from road.
4. Maintain a 100 ft. leachfield setback from all existing wells.
5. Maintain a — ft. leachfield setback from
6. Pay water tender fees in the amount of $ to Battalion Number of the Butte County Fire Department.
—7. Meet the Fire Safe Regulations of Butte County and P.R.C. 4290.
8. Connect to a public water supply.
9. Connect to a public sewer system.
10. Automatic fire suppression sprinkler systems shall be installed in all residential structures in accordance with the National
Fire Protection Association Standard for the installation of sprinkler systems in one and two family dwellings and mobile
homes, NFPA Standard 13D, unless a pressurized community water system, with hydrants that meet Fire Department
specifications, serves the parcel.
— 11. Pay T.D.D. (Thermalito Drainage District) fee in the amount of $
12. Meet the requirements of the Department of Fish and Game for the preservation of oak trees. (See phone number below)
13. Obtain approval from the Department of Fish and Game for vegetation removal. Contact Fish.& Game at 916-355-7010.
14. A traffic mitigation fee for each new or additional living unit shall be paid. Pay the amount of $ as stated
in the Oroville Area Traffic Mitigation Fee Agreement. PaynmW to be to dw Pkwnkg Dhftkin.
15. All new residenti a[ buildings shall be constructed to comply with the requirements of the Uniform Building Code for seismic
safety. Mobile homes shall be constructed on a permanent foundation system which complies with the Seismic Zone 3
requirements of the Uniform Building Code.
16. Deer Mitigation fees are to be paid, if such fees have been adopted by the Butte County Board of Supervisors.
X 17. Pay school. impact mitigation fees.
X 18. A development impact fee for sheriff facilities shall be paid pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 3, Article 11 of the Butte
County -Code.
19. Wood stoves and fireplace inserts shall be EPA approved and designed to meet the emission requirements of the California
Clean Air Act of 1988 as amended.
20. If any cultural resources are encountered during ground disturbing activities, all work shall cease in the area of the find
pending examination of the site by a professional archaeologist. This person would then be able to assess the site
significance and suggest appropriate mitigation measures.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
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CAV�5 I VOWS. KXBLOOKFtM.CLA
and twentY-threq, I
Counl,y or otitto,
he County OfBtitt,,i
the 8117.1 of Tort
by the Part� of
use and forever
till that certain
'ornio, and bounaqj -
t a." the main
7'es', half of Sectloc
&: L. , ;$utte Countl,
d :-.'leven (11),
in, and running
3 feet to an iron
t or wa�* line of thi
e *,a the right
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leven (11) thence
1-52 acreu, more
I-01:11to bolonsinr.,
!uirt, and to hi8
their hunda the daY
tone Ila
nnella.
twenty-three
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.cial 3eal, at mY
,bove WrlttC".
Recorded at the Request of Butte County Savings Bank, July 31, A. D. 1923 at 48 m1n;
PS !
4, Past 9 O,ujoc�: A. Lt. In Book ZOr^ of Deeds, page 350, Records of the County of Butte.
:10. 4450 un ty Re co rd e r
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IN THE SUPICHIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND YOH THE COUNTY 010 BUTTE.
-9ZS TER BRCY='S.
Va.
C. p. ANDERSON, as administrator of the estate
i of VlachlnC.ton Broyles, ul�a known as W.
Broyles. also known us Washington Broyle, do.
04mead, LOVISA WIN BUNSXLUINII, MARY BUNSELIAISH,
YHEI)RIZY BLIVS-I'LL1121t. SUILY DAUGHTERTY, for
Emily Buriselmier, HENRY BUNSElj-iIE�R, SUSIE AND
BUNULME-'h, hoLru of Hardy Lt. Long, JOH:: VoR, JUDGMENT AND DECREE.
RICiL;RD MARY LIOZ and "ulso all other
persons a:,,,.no%vn claiming any right, tlt�ie,
estate, lien or Interest in the real praiperty
discril,��d In the compluint adverse to p'-aintiff'u
ownerrit'lp or L�ny cloud upon plaintiff's title
there to,
Defendant—
This case having been heretofore submitted to the court for consideration and decision
and the court having signed and filed h-troin its findings of fact and conclusions of law, from
which I*. appears that the judgment hereLn rendered to proper, and the court having fully
contildered t1le law and the cv1donoa:
NOW. THS1
REFORE', IT 13 HEREBY ORD3HSD. ADJUDGED AND XCREED that the plaintiff herein,
'heater Broyles, is the owner In fee simple and In the possession of, and entitled to the
POOscuslon of all that certain real pro?.erty described in the complaint of plaintiff fil ed
herein, and described an follown:
1�hut certain real property situa-to in the County of Butte, State of California,
purtluuleirly douerlhed as followle, to -w -.1t:
?ARCIL 0113: llnt Nor%hvtot %unruar (11*1) of Scotian Ton (JU), Township '44nty-thrao
(23) North, Range Cne (1) West, Mount laablo Base and Meridian, containing Ono Hundred and
31xtY (160) acres, more or lasts.
;,180 the Northeast Quarter (1141.) of Section Nine (9), Township Twenty-tbree (23) North
Of Range One (1) West, Mount Diablo Bawe and Meridian.
L�C7L 7,70. (a) The North half (Ili) of 3ection Fifteen (16) less thirty (30) acres
,e :�orthwest Quarter 0;W-4'-) of Section PiftGen (15), part of the Ncrthvreet Qvarter (NIN4.)
:0
Of said Section Pirteen (15) described -as commiencing at the 3outhwast corner of said quarter
30ction: thence Nnrth on line between tjid Scotlot, Fifteen (15) rrd Scotion Bixteen (16) 0 no
�rr!re4 an6 twenty (12u) rods: thence &�t a right atigle Zst, one hundred aml 2iXty 1150) rcds;
thence at a 0 S hens a rner of
,;:10 ziout.li one hundrad and tvccrty (1RO) rods, to th Out t 0
quurter de.tion; thence uL a ri_;,h7. unp.1c 71eat one hundred sixty (160) rOdO to Placc Of
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beginning, and also thirty (30) acres in the Northeast quarter of Section Sixteen (1G) d0sorib,
as commencing at the Southeast corner thereof : thence West forty (40) rode-. thence North.�C,_
hundred and twcnty (120) roaa; thenue Zazt. forty (40) rcde*, th".." 2cuth Otte hundred twent
(120) rods to the place of beginning. All In Township twenty-three (23) North, Range one
West, M. D. B. & 11.
PARCEL TNO: (b) Being a part or the Uorthwest Q�uarter (NW -L) Of Section Fifteen (16)
of Township Twenty-three (23) Vorth, Range One (1) West, Ia. 1). 13. & ii., and more p.... ....... y
Aid Section Fiftean (15) from
described as follows: Commencing at a point on a line dividing ur
:,entiori Sixteen (!I) ck,' the same Township and Range, said point being Fifteen (15) rode Sou2
of the Vortbwest corner of said Sectlon Fifteen (15); running thence Eact one hundred sixty ".
(160) rods to the East line of said florthweat Quarter (Vlki) Of said Section Fifteen (15); tboac
at right angles South fifteen (15) rode; thence at right angles West one hundred sixty (1&0),,
rods to the west line of said Section Fifteen 115); thence Vorth fifteen (15) rods to the plaol
of beginning, containing fifteen (15) acres.
PARCEL THREE: A strip of land zixty-four (") rods In widLh off the Easterly aide of
the Southeast quarter of Section Vine (9), and sixty-four rods off the Easterly side of a
strip of land formerly belonging to Mathias Broyles, which said strip of land is rorty (40)
rods off the North aide of the Northeast Quarter of Section Sixteen (16), all in To*.-�nship
Twenty-Throo (23) North, Range One (1) West, M. D. B. & I.I., und all containing eighty (00)
acres, and beine more partict;laorly rescribed in tiiat certain deed dated Morch 14, 1913, made
by Mathias Broyles as"p'arty of the first part therein to Cheater Broyles, party of the second
pnri. therein v.,hich said deed was *;norcuftcr duly recorded Uar��h 15th, 1913, In Book 14,11 of
I)ecdu, page :337, Butte Qounty Recor,wc.
IT IS YURTHEIR ORDERED. ADJUIX21) AND DECREED that neither the defendant C. ?. Anderson,
as administrator of the estate of Washington Broyles, also knows as W. Broyles, also known as
Washington Broyle, deceased, nor th� estate of said Washington Broyles, also known as 7.1. Bro7lel,
also kno-An as Wachington Broyle, demeused, nor the defendants, Louisa June Bunselmier, Uar7
kunselmier, Fredrick Bunselmler, Er.�Iy DauZhterty, formerly Emily Dunuelmler, Henry bunselmler,j
Susie Ann bunselmier, and Hairs of Eurdy LI. Long, nor any of the unknown persons defendant
herein, said unk . nowo persons being cited in the caption of said complaint and in said Oumm: I's
issued thereon as "also all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lion or I
interest in the real property described In the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership or a07
cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto", all of whom have been served with summons herein, have
any estate, right, title, interest, cloud, lion, possession or right of POSUOSSIOn, claim or
demand ir, to, upon or against said -real estate, or any part thereof.
IT 13 FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DHCI=D that said defendants herein and a 11 of - the
and all persons whether named herein or not, be forever enjoined, restrained and barred from
asserting or claiming any estate, r:ight, title, interest, cloud, lien, posadualon, claim or.
demand, in. to or upon uaid real property or any part thereof adverse to caid plaintiff-
DITZED: July 30, 192;�.
lEndorated: 1). Gregory.....Judge of thl
!Filel Jul 30, 1923
0. Y. Belding ....... Clark
by Jean B. Howe .... Deputy.
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superior Court.
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that I have
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Anderson,
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the
1. 0. :1. BRLDIffG, County Clerk of the County of Butte in the State of California, and
,X.Offir,io Cler�: of the Superior Court of the said County and State aforesaid, hereby certify
that I have compared the foregoing copy of a Judgment &'Xecree with the original, on file In
MY office, and that the uame Is a full, true and correct copy of such original, with the
endorsumentZ thorcon, and of the whole thereof.
wit-icar. xy hand and the soul Of said Court this 31st day of July, 1923.
(seal) C. Y. Belding ...... County Clerk
By Joan B. Howo .... Deputy Clark.
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Recorded at the Request of Bond & Deirup, July 31, 1923 at 4 min. past 10 o'clock
U. in Book 202, paCe 351 of Deeds, Butte County Records.
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!,a. 44G5 �,Reoorder.
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JOHN LTYERS (Cou.)
to
ALPHA HARDWARE' & SUPPLY COUPAVY.
THIS INDENTURz, made the Twenty -savant.-. day of July one thoucand nine hundred and
twenty-th.rcc between John Llyers, Commiusloner. duly appointed by the Supori6r Court of the
County of Butte, State of California, the par�y of tho first part, and Alpha Hardware & Supply
Company, a corporation, the party of the second part.
WiTWSSUTH: Whercuu in a certain Judgment, made and entered by the Superior Court of
the County of Butte, State of California, on 'Lhe 19th day of June, A. D, 1922, in an notion
then pendine. In said Court, wherein Alpha Hariware & Supply Company, a corporation, was
21aintiff; and V. R. Kelsey and Charlotte C. �olsey, hi3 wife, C. F. Ewers and Maudie Ewers,
his wife, were Defendantu, and of which said iudCiiient a certified copy, with an order of sale
from said Court was delivered to the purty ol: -1he first pirt, do ouch Commivaionor for axe-
oution, It vau union[; other thingu, ordered an� adjudged that the mortgaged promised described
In the -omplaint In tiold action, and specific&lly daucribod in said Judgment, should be sold
at 2ublic Auction by the Commiuzionor of the uald County of Butte, in the manner required by
law, and that uuch sale be made In front of the Court House door. fronting on Huntoon Street
In the City of Oroville In the said County of Butte, botwoon the hours of nine o�olook in the
forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon on such day no the said Commissioner should appoint;
that urjy of the parties to said action might 'accomo the purchaser at cuoh sale; and that Gaid
Ccmmlosioner should execute the usual certificates and deeds to the purchaser or purchasers#
as required by law.
AUD WILEMA3, the said Commissioner did. at the hour of 9-.30 O'clock A. U. on the 24th
6a7 Of July A. D. 1922, after public notice had been giv.en, as required by the laws,. of said
�tlltt, sell at Public ;�uction, u,;cord1n& I.o tte Order t�f et'16 10,gment the premises in sai4
"IGM6111t, uud liercioafter described, were ZOld to Alpha Harlwmrc & Supply COMPSnY, a corpor-!
ation for the sum of Three Thousand five hundred forty-six 50/100 Dollars, (43646.50) being
,�Q hiGhaut bidder, and that being the highewt sum bid for the same.
AM) WHEREAS, the said Commissioner thereupon made and issued the usual certificate I . n
of Deed,.
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I
10 be Paid b1i
3-�OYLES, his
—teeo,
..�Y Of Butte,
"!!13, At
unto
allranty, all
:d '.4,krahG11
0: tile lands
-3cribed, &I
Bill
'd section;
quarter.
!:,..S or in
?.RCUL.
"rust
of Novembe.r
-Y. L
.:-.ere in. I
.1!i4,60=i9sioned and sworla, personally appeared T. R- Krt'88, surviving Trusteel whose name
I, subscribed to the within Instrument as party thireto, I"30nal"Y known to me to be the
described as surviving Trustee I.,, an.fi rho, 43 Ourviving Trustee exeouted the said
:JnVtr=--t. And he ac%nal-,ledged "hat he Cxcouted tile samel, and as ourviving Trustee as therein
;sit forth.
MA.L) 1�ar,-Qrct M. Doherty, rotary Publjo
In and for the County of Saoramento,
State of California*
Recorded at the reqnoist of IYAre mil the 15 dAy of November, 1927 at 24 inin.
2 o1olook P. 2., in Book 229 of Deeds, at PAS
)-Z_;40 R aor&e of t a County of Butte.
COUNTY RECORDER
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TO
B7-IU,*IRD rJ113:0
GA%ANT DEED.
For value r000lvell, CHEiTER BROYLES and AU1A A. BROYLr-S, his vilfo, of Butte Coullty,
V"
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California, GRANT to BERNARD YLUDa, of the jams plaoe, all that real property sit'
uute in the
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County of Butte, itilte of California, described as followst
Beginning at the center of jootion 9p Township 23 North, Raiijte 1 West, W. D. 1A., and
n =Ing th'!nco North 1320.0 feet along the west lillo of the northeast quarter of said section;
1:081106 east 060.0 feet, theree south 1320.0 feet to the south line of efo),emontioned q:
,$lotion; thence wast 660.0 feet along the laot men.tioned line to the point of bigirl:1ina,
containing 20.0 acres.
fiz
WIT]IF SS nur hands Nov-3-mber 10th, 19Z7.
Cheater Broyles
Alma A. Broyles
IBM.;
Pup -
TATE OF CALIFORI;IA
Coulay OF BUTTE (SS.
On November 10. 1927, before me Allison Ware. a Votary Publia, in and for said
T
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10OUty and State, personally appeared Cheater Broylog and Alma A. Broyles, husband and wife,
!hO'm
to me to be the persons whose nnmes are subsoribed t6 the within instrumento and
&okn)�?ledZcj to =^. that they executed the sane.
I
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(SEAL) Allison Ware. Notary Public
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In and for the said County of Butte. State of California.
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commission expires March 9th, 1931.
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Recorded at the request of Ware & Warep Noveiobor 25, 1927 a t 25 min. past 2 o'clock
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In Volume 229 of Deeds, pnga 315, Butte County R000rd
112CORDEP
e
a. 6836
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mar.,-,
Nq,
;0 be Paid by
BROras, his
td which Deed
1 the Cointy
it Deeds at
d, do, in
ease and
W!"
--Out
yed to us,
of Trust, in
raia, and
Butte County,
follows:
r. 23 N. R.
North 1320.0
he point
C1. z &i 40-71w=
ftecu,rdad at thA request of Ware & Ware, Nr)v. 8, 1928 at 6 min. patt 11 o1olloolk
In Book 10 of Gf�flolal 116CO-rds &t p6ge 346, Records of the Coun 7 of Butte.
OLMTY REuOKDal
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CIMTER BROIIES ET U74
"V.
TO
LWICEI&S A BUSH
GRkNT DBED.
For value received, CIESTER BROYLES and ALMA A. BROYLES, his wife, grant to
r--RCEDES A. BUSH, all that real property situate In the County of Butte, State of Cali fornia,
described as follows:
Bein(, 0 part of Section Nine (91 Township Twenty-thrae (23) Vort!i, Range One (1)
Test, Mount Viablo Baso und Murldlun, at;sul.i.bad tits Dagiiiiiis,6 tit b point on the east and
center line of said section distant 660 feet easterly from the center bf said section;
I-st
trience north 1320 feet; thence east 825 feet; thence south 1320 feet to the eavt and west
1:
line of said Section; and thence west alonp, said line, 825 feet to the point of
14111, 1 Pfl,
!i
oenter
beginning, Containing 25 acreis, more or less.
Subject to all state and county taxes for the fiscal yenr 1928-29 which the
g7ar.tee hereby essumes and agrees to pay.
WITNESS our hands November 7, 1928.
Cheater Broyles
Alma A. Broyles
unto belongin6
BROYLES and S.
trust, COIRVY OF BUTTE
describeil. An thle 17th day of Novem"r: 1928, before me Phil Ware, a Notary Public in and
Jfor said County and Stete, personally spLeared Chester Broyles and Alma A. Broyles, his wl�'3.
!ay of Novenb-r !M'c-t to me to be the persons vhose names are subscribed to the within Instrument and
rrustee (SUL) aekbovoedE:ed to me that they executed the same. Phil Wares Notary Public
Irustee (SUL) (SEAL)
In and for tho County Of Butte, State Of
California.
at 8 min. past 11 o?o1ock
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tSUTS OF CALIFORNIA 0
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'aUNTY OF BUTTE )88
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on thia 17th day of Aoy in -the Year one thougan-d"'�
P-7- fit
tans hundred and'thirti four,
before me, T.J.Long, a notary public In and for the,sold'Coun esiding thoreli
ftlY.commiltizioned and sworn, PorsOn4lI7*QPP4&r8d J.R.CraIg,-,4i,.6ifi
AzerIcA National Trust and 8.-.vinZs f the bank
_ASEOCiation and jX.Cff1,,
0107ASSWor Corporation of
Lea, a corporation, known tO-mQ1 to b*.tbe,person whoz;j , Ir.7
a Aser
011404ted the,within-Instrusisrit on
%-If tf dl^rronratton of Am*rtaA, 4 oorporet!=, th:rcin . � ".. " 1. . �' t . me. trot sai
Ccrpor&tlon of America, a corporation, ugouted the sea*"'
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
I have hereunto set my hand. and 01`1`161�11 iaml ihm Apip
Ud year first herainabove written.
(SFAL)
ikL4XQ;Ji;4Ctary.Publ10 W and for
1114e: Recorded at the request of Butte County 21U* Co.$ jun 4 1034 st,55,mlnoll post I
!Clock P.M., Vol. 121, Me 370, OffIOAl lecords of Butte cowty .Cal torn As
:5 go. 066 Fee $1.00 XCORDER.
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MARCED96 A. BUSH
TO
BfiRXARD YU"K1
GhANT DIED.
Fnr value twolvod 1, MUCEDS8 A. BUSH, a single wo"n# of the County or But top State
W "All onkle, %irauL LIP banoo,ni. G":.& 01 L-6 CIAWA4 6i 46.4 ;1: thAt.
real property situate In the County of Butte, btate or. California, described as followst.,
-k -
hoLug a part of Section Nine (0) Toinish.19 Twenty-threa (23) Aorthp banjo One (1)
"Pts ILwit Dlebln Bass and -erldian, described sal Beginning at a point on tho,Aamt and West
*Ghter line of said sections distsat 600 feet easterly fm the Center of. said section) thence
North 1,%N fvqtl thence east 16b 17.hot; tzsma south 1320 feet to the Best and West center line
Of said soction; thenco seat along ss14 line, 165 foa�'._totha point -of beginning, containing
5 acres, moro or less.
Subject to State and County taxes levied for the fiscal year of 1934-35 wh1oh the
grantto hereby agrees to assume and pay. . : . - I .
WITNESS my hand trla Lmd day of Julie, 1934.
11-00 U.S.r.A. StAmn Cpincollad. MERCEDES A. SUW
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, A
40 COUNTY OF BUTTE )88
movomatod and 11 On tht a 2nd day of June 1934, bevoro at# So L. Bainbridge a notary public in �n�i.ro�
�porstlon of Mid County and State, per -on Uy appearea issruoues ' %a p
ionsfIclaryj the Person whose name Is subscribed to the within 14strUmOnt 80i*40knowledged io'lmo the she
r Recorder of
sz*cuted the same.
(SEAL) L. BAIsBnI DGE.'. .Notary Public
i at so;., has in4,
C0031snion expires and for the County of Butt@;. Stat*'of'Cjl1fornib-.%-,"�
4t
Met; April eotb, 19,4i
does
lUt.upastIS clolook.P.
led thcret�;
Recorded at th; request Wi'#' Mrl TuhW
In Vol. lEl. page 371, OfC1elhI ROCOrdf'Of Butte COuutyl-_-C�s
lznds
y &Ad* to
I&IM
NO- 8068 Foo $1.00
nds. D06.
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PLEASE MAIL THIS 04TRUMENT TO
MoKlIFINAN & LANAM
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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P. 0. box $111111
FARAO15111. CALIFORNIA fill"t
Order No. 2-124834
tHrow No.
Loan kr—*
OfFICIAL A&4000�
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MAIN-A'AM'
8PAC2 ABOVE! THIS LIN9 FOR Fleconodn's use
''1110 undori;�j':!1171 elrnnl*5r 141 40clare (III:
Docuioentory fron5f,r Inv is Sjj, EVO,
Computed on full voloo mf pre,-r%)rty co WXt* I*VZM STAMM IN Tmis spAce
Complit ' $;d rn ftill vt'lut, lesi V'! no eind
Of flm,,i c%f stilEi.
-----GR-ANY D E E D (Joint Tonisavy)
FOR A VALUABLE CON11109nATION, recelpf of which Is hereby acknowlEdged,
MERCEDES A. BURN, a single woman
.do hereby
GRANTIo WAYNE YUIM and MARY LOU YUHNKZ,.hUsband and wife,
as JOINT TENANTS
the root proponyin the Unincorpozated County of Butte
$into of California, described ast
A portion of Section 9, Township 23 North, Range I West, M.D.B.&M.
more particulgly described as follcwst
aginning at a point on the East and West centerline of
aid Soction 9, distant East 858 feet from the center of said Section
i thence North 1320 feet to :epoint on the.South line of that certain
Parcel of land described in d d to Arden A. Anderson, at al, recorded
January 15, 1945 in Book 341 of Butte County Official Records, at
page 192; thencerAst along said line 627 feet to an angle point as
described in said Anderson Dead; thenCe—South along the West line as
described in said Anderson Dead 1320 feet'to the East and West
centerline of said Section 9; thence West along said East and WesL
centerline 627 feet to the point of beginning.
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Dated:Januaa 20. 1983 —
STATE OF CAh1FF!P,1A
COUNTY OF U a I...
State of California
County of Butte
ROY McKERNAN
I
NOTARY PUBLIC
Bull@ County
State of Callfwnle
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Oaks^" 4"NOWLIOG"tINT FORM I.,00M
Mercedes A. Bush—
Onthlothe 2nt- ayof January 1911L, before me,
Roy McKernan
the undersigned Notary Public, personally appeared
Marredes A- migh
N personally known to me
I I Proved to me on the basis of !Satisfactory evidence
to be the porson(a) who" nw*e) i a subscribed to I
within Instrument. and acknowledged that —___Ihe executed I
WITNESS my hand and official sesi.
Notary'sSignatur
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RECORDED AT THE REQUEST OF:
OROVJL!�F T�!�E .Y ...........
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M3,11 to: BUTTE COUNTY-CALIV
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COUNTY RECOPnEr?
Chico, California 95926 FEE 4
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22366
85200-14-12
., GRANT DEED (Individual)
For value received mcmr.S A. BUSH'
GRANT..S ........... to BERNARD YUHNKE
all that real property situate in the
County of Buttn , State of qaallfornla, described an follows:
Being a portion of Section 9, Township 23 forth, Range I West,
M.D.B. & M., more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a po n h test and West centierlin. of said
Section 9 distan 495.0 1 Easterly from the center of said
Sectionj thence N�f P320 feet, thence E��33 feet; thence
South 1120-4eet to a point oii the East an& -West centerline of
said Section 9, thence West 33__Leej: to the point of beginning.
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in and jor County and Stair, permonally oppenrcti ................ M!�rq!�Ae.!s A B.U.s.h .............................. ...
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Mr. Bernard Yuhnke
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FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which is hereby acanowledged,
MERCEDES A. BUSIT
hereby CRANT(S) to BERNARD YTJHNKE and CORA YUHNKE,
husband and wife,
the following described real property in the
County of But te Stit-e-of California:
Being a portion of Section 9, Township'23 North, R`Iinge 1 West,
M.D.B. & M., more particularly described as follows t -X�1,
Beginning at & p EtLat and -West =enterline of said
Section 9 di.t.n �25.00thfeeet EAstarly frm the center of said t4.
0 U 0 feet; thence East 33 feet;
Section; thenc a NorFM2 thence
South 1320 feat to a point an the East and- WoV centorline of
.aid Section 9; thence West 33 feet to the point of beginning.
STATE OF' CALIFOI.L41A S4.
CIIIIN'ry OF-.-- 154t te
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.igl. A No."y P"I'li, 1. ..,1 11", i.1 1--n.11y
Mercedes A. Bush
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DONALD L. MULKEY
WITNESS ^nd .,,.I "n" i.1
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SPACE ABOME THIS UNZ FOR RECORDER -i USE.
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DOO&TANTAtr tRAMU'll TAX I no no
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Grant Deed
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THIS FORM rVRNI*MXD
GY TITLC INIPURANCE AINO TRUST COMPANY
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which is hereby acanowledged,
MERCEDES A. BUSIT
hereby CRANT(S) to BERNARD YTJHNKE and CORA YUHNKE,
husband and wife,
the following described real property in the
County of But te Stit-e-of California:
Being a portion of Section 9, Township'23 North, R`Iinge 1 West,
M.D.B. & M., more particularly described as follows t -X�1,
Beginning at & p EtLat and -West =enterline of said
Section 9 di.t.n �25.00thfeeet EAstarly frm the center of said t4.
0 U 0 feet; thence East 33 feet;
Section; thenc a NorFM2 thence
South 1320 feat to a point an the East and- WoV centorline of
.aid Section 9; thence West 33 feet to the point of beginning.
STATE OF' CALIFOI.L41A S4.
CIIIIN'ry OF-.-- 154t te
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Mercedes A. Bush
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DONALD L. MULKEY
WITNESS ^nd .,,.I "n" i.1
My C.,dld.. E.P1 ... ocfob,r 16, 197S
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MAIL TAX STATEMENTS AS DIRECTED ABOVE END OF DOCUMENT
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-RECEIVED
FEB -- 2 4 1997
And when recorded mail to: 13UTTI1 CO'UNTY
Building Division BUILDING DIVISION.
#7 County Center Dnve
Oroville, Ca.. 95965
97-00666311
Recorded
Official Records
County of
Butte
Candace J. Grubbs
Recorder
12:55pm 24 -Feb -97
Rec Fee
COP
Cash
9.00
1.50
10.50
PUBL XX 2
AGkICULTURAL STATEMENT OF ACKNOWLEDGM[ENT
FOR RESIDENTL4L DEVELOPM[ENT
Section 26-8 of the Butte County Code requires this acknowledgment to be recorded prior to issuance of a building permit The
property described herein is adjacent to land or included within an area zoned for agricultural purposes, and residents of this
property may be subject to inconveniences or discomfort from the use of agricultural chemicals, including;: but not limited to
herbicides, pesticides, and fertilizers, and from the pursuit of agricultural operations including, but not limited to cultivation,
plowing, spraying, priming, and harvesting which occasionally generate dust, smoke, noise, and odor. Butte County has established
agricultural purposes and residents within said zones and on adjacent property should be prepared to accept such inconvenience or
discomfort from normal, necessary farm operations.
All that real property situate in the County of Butte, State of California, described as follows:
See.attached Schedule C
Date:- Z- PROPERTY OWNERS:
John 1�. Yuhnke
State of California
County of E>, -.7 -
On : kc�,rn before me, lc— - '\ - �<
personally appeared \ T c_- �4 i -A ,,-A ke- e personally
known to me (or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence) to be the person(s) whose name(s) is/are subscribed to the
within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she/they executed the same in his/her/their authorized capacity(ies), and
P.
that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument, the person(s) or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted,
executed the instrumenL
WITNESS my hand and official seal. SACLARK
COMM.# 1123155
cc NOTARY PUBLIC-CAUFORNIA
Seal: COUNlY OF BUTTE
Signature @my Comm Expirse Jan.23. 2001
A.P.# C- 4-7-1 - C 6s: 0 - c2q- �
Order No. 1.177002
SCHEDULE. C
The land referred to herein is described as follows:
All that certain real property situate in the'County of Butte, State Of California, dencribed
as follows:
A portion of Section 9, Township 23 North, Range 1 West, M.D.B. & M., More particularly
described an followst
BEGINNINO at a point on the East and West centerline of said Section 9, distant.85& feet f ront
the center of said Section 9; thence North 1320 feet to a point on the South line of that
certain Parcel of land described in Dead to Arden -A. -Anderson,. at al, recorded January 15,
1945, in Book 341 of Butte County official Records, a ' t page 192,'thence ' East along sdid-line
627 feet to an angle -point as described in said -Anderson Deed; thence South along-the.west
line as described in said Anderson'Deed 13201bet to -the East and West.centerline of -said
Section 9; thence West along ..said.'., East. -and' 'Mes t',.'cen . t . erline 627... feet,.to the puint- of
beginning.
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Addendum to Set up manual
I - v k
Set up instructions for homes with Hot Water Heat
1) All crossovers to be made with sweat'.fittings, copper unions
or other approved metal connections.
2) Oil piping and materials completed on site shall:
a) be new and free from defects.
b) have a melting point greater than 1450 deg f.
C) steel, wrought iron, threaded copper, brass copper
tubing or steel tubing conforming to applicable
standards.
d) sized in accordance with 24 CFR 3280.706(c).
e) constructed with joints conforming to 3280.706(d)
through (g).
f) be graded to eliminate air locks
g) be supported 41 on center and secured within 6" of the
supply connections
h) tested for leakage.
3) Boiler must be cleaned once a year to maintain efficient
boiler operation.
To clean boiler:
1) Turn off all electric power to unit
2) Remove flue box cover located above burner
3) Remove gaskets and insulation
4) Scrub tubes with brush and vacuum
5) Replace gaskets, making positive seal at corners
6) Replace insulation and flue box cover
For maintenance of burner , refer to manual and instructions
manual and instruction provided for specific fuel. —
i'\UbddV
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HOT AND COLD WATER GRO55OVER
RED
HOT
COLD
BLUE
CAP
INSPECTION PANEL
FLOOR J015T
2-1" HOLES FOR WATER LINES
M,/RED � WATER LINES
COLD
BLUE
2X(o RIM J015T
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
1. REMOVE INSPECTION PANEL.
2. CUT OFF WATER LINE CAPS. (4)
3. ALIGN POT AND COLD WATER LINES A TO B.
4. DEBURR OR BEVEL CUT WATER LINES. (4)
HOT 4 COLD WATER LINES 5. GLUE COUPLING TOVATER LINES. (4)
(o. GLUE AND INSTALL CRO55OVER WATER LINES
1. REINSTALL INSULATION IN FLOOR
8. REPLACE INSPECTION PANEL.
�Xro Ki jumi -
2-1" HOLES FOR WATER LINES
rel
TO-CCUPLIW-iS. (2)
SHIP L005E PARTS:
2-3(o" WATER LINES
4-CPVC WATER LINE COUPLINGS
049.100
Champion Home Builder
Procedures for Site l'ostallation of Electric Service Equipment and Meter Base
including Quality Control Procedure
In accordance with the Federal Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety
Standards, Champion Home Builders is responsible for the installation of the meter
base. The remainder of the exterior service equipment , including the service
connections, meter and grounding electrode conductor are subject to local jurisdiction.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has determined that it will
accept the practice of installing the meter base at the time the home is sited, provided
Champion Home Builders has retained the responsibility for the installation.
The specific meter base equipment and location may be determined at the set-up site.
The installation shall conform with DAPIA approved specifications and installation
methods. These approved methods may be found in the Champion Home Builders
Set-up and Installation Manual Figure 8.11.
The following quality control procedures must be followed for site installation of the
meter base:
1 ) A licensed electrician is to select the meter base equipment.
2) The same licensed electrician shall complete the meter base installation in
compliance with the applicable National Electric Code.
3) The work performed by the licensed electrician shall be inspected by the local
jurisdiction, power company, IPIA or other recognized authority with
qualifications based on local and national requirements to perform the
inspection. *
4) The information on page 2 shall be recorded and returned to the manufacturing
location for inclusion in the home's permanent record.
Page I of 2
L11AL
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Champion Home--B-Ldde-n
Record -of Meter Base Installatio
To be returned to manufacturer.
Home Serial Number
Name of Homeowner
049.100
Street Address Lot #
City State ZIP co�e
I hereby certify that the meter base installation was performed by me in compliance with
the applicable National Electric Code.
Name of Electrician State License #
Meter Base Manufacturer Model #
Location on Home
The above listed home's meter base installation was inspected and found to be in
compliance with the applicable National Electric Code.
Name of Inspector Title or Qualification o,AL h 40MAG,
IJOUSING 110:3TRUCELa
SAFETY UA110ARDS
NAR 10 1
Return to:
23
Champion Homes Manufacturing Division
Address P.O. Box
city State - Zip Code
Page 2 of 2
OVERHEAD
NOTE:
1. WIRES MUST BE INSTALLED FROM THE PANEL BOX TO THE METER CONNECTIONS
2. SEE WIRE CHART FOR CONuuCTIOR SIZE.
3. INSTALL A #6 CU GROUND WIRE AND COIL APPROX. 4 Fr.
AROUND CHASSIS BEAM FOR ATTACHMENT TO GROUND ROD.
4. INSTALL A #8 CU BONO WIRE FROM PANEL GROUND BAR TO CHASSIS FOR BONDING.
MFTFR RA;F GRQUNn
ON METAL CONDUIT
"R WNQ EAR
TO CHASSIS ' #8 cu
/ JA) (4)
7*X 2,C CONDUIT fmc.) W!-,"
S70. LOAD 2 11r LBL AT BENDS CN
CENTER EXTERIOR OF HOME.
MA;N
C / AND NEUTRAL
BAR
TO GROUND ROD 4*
COIL UNDER HOME
ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR SIZE 7T WIRE
— L--
100 12 16 12 1 1 Ile
200 14/01 12 114/0 1 Z*
cnPPFR r-rNnt]CTnR q17F 7S' WIRF
t
NOTE:
13 #8
A. INSTALL A 5ARE JE 7ARE 7RrM PANEL OCARO
THROUGH DECKING ;3 ChASSIS rOR BOND WIRE.
#1 J6
S. IF THE MAIN BREAKEP ;N iHE PANEL BOX IS ALSO
1 I/Z'
THE SERVICE D,SCC'j-,-*fC-., THF PAINEL BOX SHALL
#0 #6
Be MOUNTED ON A 'NALL OR INTERIOR
1 1/2'
PARTITION WITHIN CNE S7,J0 EAY Or' THE OUTSIDE
1 1000 #6
WALL. THE SERVICE ENIRANCC MIDUCTORS SHALL
2'_
ENTER ml. iioig. AT 10-3 POINI. OiHER WISE THE
MCIER UOX SIIAII. CMIlAiN A OiSCONNI:Cf.
C. 2X6 8LOCKINC IS RE'.L,;'
REL) ;0 SUPPORT
"MING comsiltuclium
METER BOX.
SAFE Y StANDAR03
0. PANEL 80ARD MAY H :.IWLi?fED IF NECESSARY.
E. A RED WARNING I.AiiiL SHALL BE MOUNTED
FEB 2 7 1996
ON OR ADJACENT TO TmE SERVICE EOUIPMENT.
THE LA13EL SHALL STATE:
WARNING - 00 NOT PRC110E ELECTRICAL
CL
Q= 23
PqWER UNTIL THE GRCUNDINC ELECTRODE
:S IINSTALLED AND C:;-'INECTEO. (SEE INSTALLATION
NSTRUCTIONS).
F. CHOUNDING ELECTRC:;-7 & CLAMP FOR DIRECT BURIAL
PER SECTION 250-!-'. *993 NEC. &
MFTFR RA;F GRQUNn
ON METAL CONDUIT
"R WNQ EAR
TO CHASSIS ' #8 cu
/ JA) (4)
7*X 2,C CONDUIT fmc.) W!-,"
S70. LOAD 2 11r LBL AT BENDS CN
CENTER EXTERIOR OF HOME.
MA;N
C / AND NEUTRAL
BAR
TO GROUND ROD 4*
COIL UNDER HOME
ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR SIZE 7T WIRE
— L--
100 12 16 12 1 1 Ile
200 14/01 12 114/0 1 Z*
cnPPFR r-rNnt]CTnR q17F 7S' WIRF
t
100
13 #8
#3
125
#1 J6
#3
1 I/Z'
150
#0 #6
13
1 1/2'
200
1 1000 #6
#3
2'_
waoulcAllopis acstortcc By SKIT
CHAMPION HOME BUILDERS CO. 1) CHG. NEC. Zt"""Ut. 3-31-95 D.W'
2) ADD ALUMINUM SIZE CHART. 1-23-96 D.W.
2Tl,Uxm1;mrlr omvc, suilc 300 D.S.D. nnr. a,
URN .,L" , WHMAN '8326
AFPQGW0 PALL 8/4/93 METER BASE E 18.00
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049.110
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Subject: CPVC water line testing.
Section 8.2.4 requires water supply systems to be retested at the home's installation
site.
All manufactured homes containing Clorinated Polyvinyl Chloride (CPVC) piping and
fittings must be tested in accordance with section 8.2.4.1 Hydrostatic method. Do not
use section 8.2.4.2 Pneumatic method. The pipe is not approved for pneumatic testing.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 - Introduction ........................ 3
1. 1 How to use this manual ...............................
3
1. 2 Pre -installation considerations .....................
3
1. 3 Safety .........................................................
3
1. 4 Consumer information card ..........................
3
Chapter 2 - Definitions ...........................
4
Chapter 3 - Site Preparation ..................
5
3. 1 Location and Layout .....................................
5
'3.2 Soil Conditions .............................................
5
3.3 Removal of organic material .........................
5
3.4 Drainage ......................................................
6
3.5 Ground moisture control ............................... 6
Chapter 4 - Foundations ......................
lo
4. 1 Piers ..........................................................
10
4.2 Acceptable types of footings ......................
11
4.3 Permanent Foundations .............................
12
4.4. 'Special Considerations (See also Section
73
5.4.2) .........................................................
12
4.5 Important reference documents ..................
13
Chapter 5 - Setup Procedures .............
22
5. 1 Moving home to location ............................
22
5.2 Positioning home .......................................
23
5.3 Crossover connections for muNsection homes.
25
5.4 Anchoring instructions ................................
30
5.5 Installation of on-site attached structures ...
39
5.6 Skirting ......................................................
39
Chapter 6 - Installation of Optional
Features ..........................................
40
6. 1 Hinged roofs .............................................
40
6.2 Awnings and carports ................................
40
6.4 Ventilation Options .....................................
40
6.5 Exterior coverings ......................................
40
6.6 Telephone and cable TV ............................
40
6.7 Continuous Ridge Vent ..............................
40
Chapter 7 - Preparation of Appliances
49
7. I.Clothes dryer vent ......................................
4.9
7.2 Comfort Cooling systems ...........................
49
7.3 Fireplace & wood stove chimneys & air inlets
53
7.4 Range, cooktop and oven venting ..............
53
Chapter 8 - Utility System Connection
and Testing ......................................
55
8. 1 Proper procedures .....................................
55
8.2 Water supply ..............................................
55
8.3 Drainage System .......................................
57
8.4 Gas supply ................................................
61
8.5 Heating oil systems ....................................
62
8. 6 Electricity ...................................................
63
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Chapter 9 - Final Inspection ................
72
9. 1 Water and drain systems ...........................
72
9.2 Appliance function and,operation ...............
72
9.3 Windows, doors and drawers .....................
72
9.4 Exit windows ..............................................
72
9.5 Exterior siding and trim ..............................
72
9.6 Stack heads & vent pipe flashings on roof..
72
9.7 Composition roof ........................................
72
9.8 Skirt venting ........................... ...................
72
9. 9 Low -hanging tiees and bushes ..................
72
9. 10 Exhaust fan operation and air flow ...........
72
9. 11 Bottomboard ............................................
72
9.12 Ground cover ...........................................
72
9.13 Anchors and straps ..................................
72
9.14 Interior details ..........................................
72
Chapter 10 - Relocating the Home ......
73
10. 1 Relocation of the home ............................
73
FEDERAL MANUFACTURED
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Chapter 1 - Introduction
1.1 How to use this manual
This manual contains detailed installa-
tion instructions, including specifications and
procedures for the proper support and hookup
of your manufactured home. It discusses the
setup of the home from preparing the site
through final inspection. It includes many
tables and figures giving important data for
proper setup. Careful adherence to this
manual by the installation crew will assure
you of a quality, safe and affordable home
for many years to come. Consultation with a
registered professional architect or engineer
for those unusual circumstances not covered
in this book is required.
1.2 Pre -installation considerations
The design criteria for this home may be
found on the data plate, which also contains
other essential information such as where this
home was manufactured, factory -installed
equipment, and heating and cooling informa-
tion. This data plate may be found attached
to the home in one of the following locations:
1. Rear Bedroom Closet Wall
2. Laundry Area
3. Water Heater Door
4. Near Main Electric Panel
Please crosscheck the data plate sup-
plied with your home with the roof load, wind
and heating / cooling zone maps shown in
Figure 3.1 on pages 6 & 7 to assure that your
home'is built for the proper location. These
maps indicate the acceptable areas of the
United States where your home may be safely
located. Prior to locating or relocating your
home, contact the local authority having ju-
risdiction over home installation to see if per-
Jdures as blocking, anchor-
mits for such proce
ing, or utility connections are required. In-
spections may be required during installation.
On private property, zoning or development
covenants may apply and should be taken
into consideration. (NOTE: Preparation of the
site, when accomplished by other than the
home installer, may not be in accordance with
these instructions.)
1.3 Safety I
This manual is intended to be used by
Lisenced installers who are properly trained and
qualified to install manufactured housing and
associated equipment. Certain operations de-
scribed herein present risks of possible injury
or even death if performed without proper skills
and knowledge and such operation should not
be attempted by anyone other than a lisenced
installer. The following "Warning" format is used
throughout this manual to describe many of
those hazards: I
THIS HOME MAY WEIGH IN EXCESS
OF 30,000 POUNDS
USE ADEQUATE TEMPORARY WOOD
BLOCKING TO SUPPORT THE HOME
DURING SETUP.
No one should be allowed under the
home unless it is securely supported.
1.4 Consumer information card
Refer to the Owner's Maintenance Guide
and fill out the CONSUMER INFORMATION
CARD. Return it to the home's manufacturer,
so that you may be notified of revised instruc-
tions or new products.
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Chapter 2 - Definitions
Anchoring Equipment: Straps, cables,
turnbuckles and chains,' includ'ing tension
devices, that are used with ties to secure a.
manufactured home to grobnd anchors.
Anchoring System: A combination of
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ties, anchoring equipment, and ground an-
chors that will, when properly''designed and
installed, resist the wind overturning the home
or moving it sideways.
Data Plate: Self adhesive label required
on all manufactured homes containing: name
iand address of manufacturer, serial no.,
-model no., date of manufacture, list of appli-
ances, zone maps and design approval name.
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Evaporative Cooler., A roof or window
mounted cooling device utilizing-pir drawn
through water. soaked panels., ��ed prima-.
rily in arid climates.
Footing: That part of the support sys-
,tem that sits directly on the ground at, below
'or.partly below grade to support the piers.
Information Packet: The important pa-
pers.provided with the home including:appli-
ance instructions, warranties, high wind cov-
ering sizes, etc.
i ' Listed: Certified by a nationally -recog-
nized testing laboratory, inspection agency,
6r other organization concerned with prod-
uct evaluation that maintains periodic inspec-
tion of production of listed equipment or ma7
ierials, and whose listing states either that
the equipment or material, meets nationally
recognized standards or, has been tested and
found suitable for use in a spedfied manner.
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I Local Building Authority. County or
city inspector from -Building department or
Zoning department. Whomever issues oc-
4
cupancy permits in your area.
Pier., That portion of the support system
between the footing -and the manufactured
home, exclusive of capsand shims. Types
of piers include, but are not limited to, the
following:
1. Manufactured steel stands
2. Manufactured concrete stands
3. Concrete blocks
Should: This is a recommendation.
Shall: This is a requirement.
Site, Manufactured Home: A parcel of
land designed and designated for the loca-
tion of one manufactured home, its acces-
sory buildings or structures, and accessory
equipment for exclusive use of the home's
occupants.
Stabilizing System: A combination of
properly installed anchoring and support sys-
tem.
Stand, Manufactured Home: That area
of a manufactured home site which has been
reserved for placement of a manufactured
home.
Support System: A combination of foot-
ings, piers, caps and shims that will, when -
properly installed, support the manufactured
home.
Chapter 3 - Site Preparation
3.1 Location and Layout
3.1.1 Use of zone maps
This home is designed for certain
weather conditions and roof loads. (See zone
maps near home's main electrical panel and
in Figure 3.1 on pages 6 & 7.) Do not site or
relocate your home in a zone requiring
greater wind,'roof load, or heating/cooling ca-
pabilities than those for which it was de-
signed. However, it is safe to locate your
home in an area with lower load or weather
requirements. For example, a home designed
for a northern roof load of 40 psf may be sited
in the southern roof load zone.
3.1.2 Access for transporter
Before having your transporter move
your home to the installation site, be sure the
transportation equipment and home has un-
obstructed access to the site. Remove any
overhanging branches or ground obstruction.
Beware not to come into contact with any
overhead eldctrical or telephone wires. Spe-
cial transportation permits may be required
from state, county or city officials.
3.1.3 Encroachments and setback
distances
Be sure to comply with all local laws re-
garding encroachments in streets, yards and
courts, and permissible setback distances
from property lines and public roads, Con-
sider future additions, such as awnings and
screen rooms when installing your home.
3.1.4 Issuance of permits -
Be sure that all necessary local permits
have been obtained and fees paid. 1*1
3.2 Soil Conditions
3.2.1 Firm Foundations
. A firm foundation is absolutely necessary
before the home is blocked and leveled. Thi�
will be considered before Champion Home
Builders Co. honors any settling -related war-
ranty claims. If the site is on filled-in soil, it
must be compacted to at least 90% of its maxi-
mum relative density. If you are unsure of
soil bearing capacity, confer with your local
building authority for the recommended soil
bearing capacity in your location.
3.2.2 Bearing capacity
If the building authority does not have
the proper information on allowable soil pres-
sures, test the bearing capacity of the soil at
the depth of the footings after completing any
grading and filling (see Section 3.2.3). If you
can't test the soil but can identify its type, use
the foundation bearing pressures shown in
Table 3.1 on page 8 as a guide. If you can-
not identify the soil, use the lowest value
(1000 psf from Table 3.1 on page 8). Under
unusual conditions, or if the soil appears to
be peat or uncompacted fill, consult a local
geologist or professional engineer.
3.2.3 Soil bearing testing methods and
equipment
A pocket penetrometer (available from
engineering supply houses) or other meth-
ods acceptable to local jurisdictions may be
used.
3.3 Removal of organic material
Remove all decayable material such as
/ grass, roots and wood scraps from beneath
the home, especially in areas where footings
are to be placed, to minimize settling of foot-
ings and insect damage.
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3.4 Drainage
3.4.1 Purpose I
Drainage prevents water buildup under
the home which may cause settling of the
foundation, dampness in the h ' ome, damage
to siding, buckling of walls and floors, and
problems with.the operation of doors and win-
dows. THIS DAMAGE MAY NOT BE COV-
ERED BY THE WARRANTY
3.4.2 Elimination of depressions
Grade the home site to permit water to
drain from under the home.- See Figure 3.2
on page 9. 1
Figure 3.1 - Zone Maps of the United States
3.5 Ground moisture control
3.5.1 Importance
If the crawl space under the home is to
be enclosed with skirting or other material, a
vapor retarder that keeps ground moisture out
of the home must be installed.
3.5.2 Acceptable types of ground cover
Use polyethylene sheeting or its equiva-
lent, which is at least six mils thick.
3.5.3 Proper installation
Cover the entire area under the home
with the sheeting and overlap it at least 6" at
all joints. Where soil and frost conditions
permit placement of footings at grade level,
place the sheeting directly beneath the foot-
ing.
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Heating and Cooling Zone Map
Figure 3.1- Zone Maps of the United States (Continued)
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M Iddle 30 PS F (Snow)
r—i.",.th,2n P.qF tumi—m%
Roof Load Zone Map
Wind Load Zone Map
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Notes:
1 This chart is to be used only when none of the following is available:
a. Soils investigation & analysis of site.
b. Compliance with local building code.
c. Competent opinion by local engineer or building official.
2. Allowable bearing numbers do not allow for overburden press ure, embedment depth, water table height, o r settlement problems
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Table 3.1: Soil Pre -s -sures
ASTM
Allowable Bearing
Description Classification
Field Identification
(I bs/sq. ft.)
-Massive crystalline Bedrock
None
Dense firm Bedrock
4000
Gravel, well -graded; little or no
GW
Significant amounts of coarse rock fragments; easily pulver-
2000
fines
ized; fast draining; wide range of grain sizes
Gravel, poorly graded; little or no
'GP
Significant amounts.of coarse rock fragments; easily pulver-
2000
fines
ized; fast draining; has narrow range of sizes or is gap -graded
Silty gravel and gravel -sand -silt
GM
Gravely but forms clumps that pulverize with modertate effort;
1500
mixes
wet sample takes little or no remolding before disintegrating;
slow draining
Clayey gravel and gravel -sand-
GC
Gravely but forms hard clumps that require considerable effort
1500
claymixes
to pulverize; wet sample takes some remolding before disinte-
grating; very slow draining
Sand, well graded; gravely sand;
SW
Relatively clean sand with wide size range; easily pulverized;
1500
little or no fines
fast draining
Sand, poorly graded; gravely
SP
Relatively clean sand with narrow size range of gaps in grad-
1500
sand; little or no fines
ing; easily pulverized; fast draining
Silty sand and sand -01: mixes
SM
Sandy soil; forms clumps that can be pulverized with moderate
1500
effort; wet sample takes little remolding before disintegrating;
slow draining
Clayey sand and sand -clay
SC
Sandy soil forms clumps that offer some resistance to being
1500
mixes
pulverized; wet sample takes some remolding before disinte-
grating; very slow draining
inorganic silt, very fine sand,
ML
Fine-grained soil of low plasticity; slow draining; dry clumps
1000
iock flour, silty or clayey fine,
easily pulverized ; won't form thin thread when molded'
sand
Lean clay; inorganic clay of low
CL
Fine-grained soil of low plasticity; slow draining; dry clumps
1000
to medium plasticity; gravely
quite hard, but not very difficult to pulverize
clay; sandy clay; silly clay
Inorganic silt; micaceous or di-
MH
Fine-grained soils of low plasticity; slow draining; dry clumps
1000
atomaceous fine sands or silt;
quite hard, but not very difficult to pulverize; spohgy;.compress-
elastic silt
ible wet or dry
Fat clay; inorganic clay of
CH
Fine-grained soil of high plasticity; sticky and highly moldable
1000
high plasticity
without fracture when wet; non-drainig; impervious; dry clumps
very hard and very difficult to pulverize; highly compressible
Organic silt and organic silty clay
OL
Fine-grained soil of low plasticity; slow draining; dry clumps
Foundation
of low plasticity
quite hard, but not very difficult to pulverize; typical slight musty,
investigation
rotting odor
required
Organic clay of medium to
OH
Fine-grained soil of medium to high plasticity;. sticky and mod -
high plasticity; peat, muck,
PT
erately moldable without fracture when wet; non -draining; im-
topsoil
pervious; dry clumps hard; moderati� difficuitto pulverize; highly
Not usable
compressible typical slight musty, rotting odor
Notes:
1 This chart is to be used only when none of the following is available:
a. Soils investigation & analysis of site.
b. Compliance with local building code.
c. Competent opinion by local engineer or building official.
2. Allowable bearing numbers do not allow for overburden press ure, embedment depth, water table height, o r settlement problems
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Figure 3.2 - Elimination of water beneath home
Single -section Multisection
DO: Crown and grade site to slope awa'y from home, and
cover with 6 mil poyethylene sheeting or equivalent.
Single -section Multisection
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DONT Grade site so that water collects beneath home, or
place footings above frost line.
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Chapter 4 - Foundations
NOTE: This chapter covers only foun-
dations. Setup procedures and methods for
securing the home to its foundation are dis-
cussed in Chapter 5.
1 4.1 Piers
4.1.1 Importance
Incorrect size, location or spacing of
piers may cause serious structural damage
to your home. It is import�nt to'install p . iers
around the perimeter if required on your data
plate. See Section 1.2.
4 4.1.2 Acceptable types
Piers may be concrete blocks capped
and shimmed with wedges, or adjustable
manufactured metal or concrete devices'(see
Figure 4.1 on page 14). Manufactured piers
should be labeled for the required, load ca-
pacity. I
4.1.3 Design requirements
4.1.3.1 Load -Bearing Capacity
The load that each pier must carry de-
pends on factors such as the dimensions of
the homeAhe roof.load, the spacing of'the
piers, and the way they are used to support
the home. Marriage wall blocking is requir6d
at openings greater than 4' for multisection
homes.
See Tables 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 on pages 16
17 for pier capacities. Manufactured piers
must be rated no less than these capacities,
and local ly-constructed piers must be de-
signed to transmit these loads- safely (see
section 4.1.3.2).
Concrete blocks should have nominal dimen-
sions of at least 8" x 16". They must be
stacked with their hollow cells aligned verti-
cally. When piers are constructed of blocks
stacked side-by-side every layer shall be at
right angles to the pervious one (see Figure
4.1 on page 14). ,
Cap hollow block piers as shown in Fig-
ure 4.1 to distribute the structural load evenly
across them. Caps may be of solid masonry
or wood, and of the same length and width
as the piers they rest upon. (See Figure 4. 1 )
Avoid plywood, as it may'lead to unwanted
settling or movement.
Use 4" x 6" hardwood shims to level the
home and fill any gaps between the base of
the I-beam and the top of the pier cap. Al-
ways use shims ( in pairs (see Figure 4.1 on
page 14). Drive them in tightly, they should
not occupy more than 1" of vertical space.
When the space to be shimmed is more than
1 ", dimension lumber may be used under the
shims.
Select manufactured pier heights so that
their adjustable risers do not extend more
than 3" when finally positioned.
f All piers must rest on footings (see sec-
tion 4.2) that either extend below the frost I ine
or are otherwise protected from frost effects,
and are placed on either undisturbed soil or
compacted fill.
4.1.3.3 Clearance under the home
Clearance should average a minimum of
30" from the ground to the bottom of the floor.
4.1.3.2 Configuration, - 4.1.4 Design procedures
Figure 4.3 and 4.4 on pages 19 and 20
shows"the recommended arrangement of 4.1.4.1 Piers 36" high or less
I - You may construct piers 36" high or less
concrete block piers constructed on-site.
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9,
out of single, open or closed cell concrete
blocks, 8" x 8"x' 16". Install them so that the
long side is at a right angle to the supported
I-beam (see Figure 4.1 on page 14). Posi-
tion open cells at right angles to the footers.
Horizontal offsets should not exceed 1/2" top
to bottom. Mortar is not normally required.
4.1.4.2 Piers 36" to 80" high
Construct all piers between 36" and 80"
high, out of double, interlocked concrete
blocks (see Figure 4.1 on page 14). Mortar
is not normally required.
4.1.4.3 Piers 80" to 120" high
Where permitted by local codes, lay
them in concrete mortar with steel reinforc-
ing bars inserted in the blocks cells and fill
the cells with concrete. Have piers over 120"
high designed by registered professional or
structural engineer.
4.1.5 Location and spacing
The location and spacing of piers de-
pends upon the dimensions and weight of the
home, the roof load zone, the type of con-
struction (single or multisection), and other
factors such as the locations of doors or other
openings and heavy pieces of furniture. In
general, locate piers no more than 2' from
either end and spaced as required in Tables
4.1 through 4.3 on p�ges 16 & 17.
4.1.5.1 Single -section homes
Figure 4.3 on page 19 shows the rec-
ommended location and spacing of piers for
your single -section home.
4.1.5.2 Multisection homes
Figure 4.4 on page 20 shows the rec-
ommended location and spacing of piers for
your multisection home.
4.1.5.3 Under doors and heavy furniture
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Place piers on both sides of sidewall
openings of entry doors and openings wider
than 4' (such as sliding glass doors), under
porch posts, fireplaces and wood stoves, and
under the expected locations of heavy pieces
of furniture such as pianos, organs, water-
beds, etc. Porch post piers to be designed
for half the values in Table 4.3 on page 17.
4.2 Acceptable types of footings
4.2.1.1 Concrete
Footings may consist of precast or
poured -in-place concrete, pads, slabs, or rib-
bons at least 4" thick with a 28 -day compres-
sive strength of at least 3,000 psi. Slabs and
ribbons are to be properly designed by a reg-
istered engineer.
4.2.1.2 Pressure -treated permanent
wood
Two layers of 2" thick pressure -treated
wood planks, with the long dimension of the
second layer placed perpendicular to that of
the first, fastened and with cut edges re-
treated, may also be% used. See Figure 4.2
on page 15.
4.2.1.3 Other Materials
Other materials may be approved for this
use by local authorities if t,hey provide equal
load-bearing capacity and resistance to de-
cay. Examples include:
- 1/2" max. crushed stone,
- 3/8" or 3/4" graduated gravel, or
- 1/16", gravel placed so it provides a
bearing capacity of at least 3,000 psf.
4.2.2 Placement in freezing,climates
4.2.2.1 Conventional Footings
To prevent the harmful effects of ground
frost heave, footings should usually be placed
below the frost line. Consult local authorities
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to determine frost penetration depth.
4.2.2.2 Floating Slab System
When properly engineered by a regis-
tered professional architect or engineer, a
"floating slab system" may be us'ed above the
frost I i ' ne. It must be compatible with the an-
chorage requirements of Section -5.4, and ac-
ceptable to the local authority having juris-
diction.
4.2.2.3 Insulated Foundations
- Interior footings may also be placed
above the frost line when the home is pro-
vided with a perimeter foundation or skirting
having insulation properties sufficient to.pre-
vent freezing of the soil under or adjacent to
every load-bearing component of the foun-
dation and acceptable for this purpose to the
local authority having jurisdiction. Usefulde-
sign guidelines may be found in Sections
A.5.7 and 4.5.8 at the end of this chapter. In-
-�ulation systems should be compatible
with the requirement to cross -ventilate the
entire space under the home (see Section
6.6)
4.2.3 Proper sizing of footings
Proper sizing of footings depends upon
the load -carrying capacity of both the piers
and the soil. Determine the pier loads from
Tables 4.1 through 4.3 and select an ad-
equately sized footing from Table 4.4 on page
18.
4.3 Permanent Foundations
Check local building codes and regula-
tions and consult a registered professional
or structural engineer when siting the home,
on a permanent foundation (such as a full
basement, crawl space or load-bearing pe-
r : imeterfoundation). You may purchase a per-
manent foundation design that meets most
local codes by writing to Champion Home
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Builders Co., 2701 University Dr. Suite 300
Auburn Hills, Michigan 48326, attention Engi-
neering Department. You may also find useful
ideas and design guidelines in reference pub-
lications such as those listed in Section 4.5.
4.4. Special Considerations (See
also Section 5.4.2)
4.4.1 Flood -prone areas
Champion does not recommend siting
the home in river or coastal flood prone ar-
eas. Special local regulations or flood insur-
ance provisions may apply. Special eleva-
tion and anchoring techniques are required
when locating in a flood-pronb area. Con-
sult a registered professional or structural
engineer to make sure that home design and
construction conform to appl-icable federal,
state and local codes and regulations. The
FEMA publication listed in Section 4.5 con-
tains design and construction recommenda-
tions.
4.4.2 Severe wind areas
Do not place the home in a wind zone
more severe than the one indicated on the
data plate located by your home's main elec-
tricalpanel. If the home is designed for wind
zones 2 or 3, plywood attaching clips have
been provided for covering the windows in
severe weather. The information packet in-
cludes a list of plywood sizes you will need.
Install the plywood per Figure 4.6 on page
21, according to the type of windows the home
is installed with.
4.4.3 Special snow load conditions -1,
Homes designed for and located in
heavy snowfall areas or subject to other ex-
treme loading conditions, may require special
piers or footings. See tables and/or special
manufacturer's instructions provided with the
home.
4.5 Important reference documents
4. 5.1 ANSI/ NCSBSC A225.1-1987,
"Manufactured Home Installations,"
NCSBCS, 505 Huntmar Park Drive,
Henredon, VA 22070, (703) 437-0100.
4.5.2 ANSI/ ASCE 7-88,
"Minimum Design Loads for Buildings
and other Structures," ASCE, 345 East 47th
st. New York, N. Y 10017-2398
4.5.3 FEMA 85,
"Manufactured Home Installation in
Flood Hazard Areas," FEMA, Washington,
DC 20472 (202) 646-2708, September, 1985.
4.5.4 HUD Handbook 4930.3 (1989),
'�Permanent Foundations Guide for
Manufactured Housing," HUD, 415 7th Street,
S.W. Washington, DC 20410.
4.5.5 "All -Weather Wood Foundation
Systems Manual" '
National Forest Products Association,
1619 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. Washington,
DC 20036, June, 1976.
4.5.6 "Frost*ree Shallow Foundation
Design Guidelines" '
Energy Design Update, March 1988.
4.5.7 "Building Foundation Design
Guidebook" '
Document No. DE 88013350, National
Technical Information Service, 5285 Port
Royal Road, Springfield, VA 22161.
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Figure 4.1: Typical'Piers
MAIN BEA
CONCRETEBLOCK
Lr%LJVVVVU OnIMO
x 9, x 19,
DNCRETE OR
COD CAP .04
I fvw.
STEEL OR CONCRETE JACK
ROTATE BLOCKS
FOOTING 90* UNDER SIDERAIL
SINGLE STACK L
(FRAME, SIDE RAIL, MARRIAGE LINE)
8"x 8" x 16" CONCRETE BLOCK
(MAX. LOAD 8,000 LBS)
MAX. 25% OF
PIERS MAY BE (2) SETS HARD -
OVER 36' SEE WOOD SHIMS
FIG. 45 4' x 16* x 16'
CONCRETE
MAIN BEAM
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DOUBLE STACK
.80" MAX.
FRAME, SIDE RAIL, MARRIAGE LINE)
8"x 8" x 16" CONC. BLOCK
(MAX. LOAD 16,000 LBS)
MAX. 25% OF
PIERS MAY BE ,.,--CONCRETE
OVER 39'SEE GROUTING
FIG. 4.5 STEEL REINF.
f�� BARS -
FOOTING
SINGLE JACK
(FRAME, MARRIAGE LINE)
FOR MAX. LOAD CAPACITY SEE
MANUFACTURER'S SPECS.
FOOTING
4 x PLATE
FOOTING
DOUBLEJACK
(MARRIAGE LINE)
2 x JACK CAPACITY
FOR PIERS 80" - 120" IN HEIGHT QUADJACK
CONC. BLOCKS ARE GROUTED
SOLID & 3/8" REBAR INTO FTG. IS (MARRIAGE LINE)
REQUIRED 4 x JACK CAPACITY
Figure 4.2: Treated Wood Footings
TYP. CONCRETE BLOCK PIER
a
TYR CONCRETE CONE PIER
TYR STEEL JACK PIER
Concrete or steel Concrete or steel
Cnnrrptn Rinck stand — 17' hana stand — 9" hanq
Footing #1
8 - 2 x 6 x 22'
#2 SYP
2000 PSF soil
6722
6722
6722
13000 PSF soil
1 6921
1 6921
1 6921
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Cnnrrata Black, stand — 12' hann sfnnd—Q'hasA
Footing #2
6 - 2 x 6 x 16 1/2*
#2 SYP
2000 PSF soil
3781
3781
3781
13000 PSF soil
1 5670 A
5670
1 3781 1
Concrete or steel Concrete or steel
Concrete Block stand — 12" base stand — 9" base
Footing #3
4 - 2 x 10 x 18 1/2"
#2 SYP
2000 PSF soil
4753
4753
4753
13000 PSF soil
1 7130
1 7130
1 7130
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Table 4.1 : Main Beam Pier Loads Obs.)
(Frame Blocklina Oniv)
Home Width
(ft.)
Max. Over -Hang
(in.)
Pier Spacing
(ft. O.C.)
20
Design Roof Load (psf)
30
40
24
double
16
8
4500
5000
5600
6
3400 3800
4200
4
2200 2500
2800
26
double
16
8
4900
5600
6200
6
3700 4200
4700
4
2500 2800
3100
14
28
single
and
double
16
8
5100
5700
6300
6
3800 4300
4800
4
2500 2900
3200
16
32
single
and
double
4
8
5500
6200
6800
6
4200 4600
5100
4
2800 3100
3400
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Table 4.2 : Main Beam and Perimeter Pier Loads Obs.)
(Frame Plus Perimeter Blocklinal
Home Width
(ft.)
Max. Over -Hang
(in.)
Pier
Location
Pier Spacing
(ft. O.C.)
Design Roof Load (psf)
60 80
24 double
16
Main Beam
8
2500 2500
6
1900 1900
4
1300 1300
Perimeter
8
4200 5400
26 double
16
Main Beam
8
2800 2800
6
2100 2100
4
1400 1400
Terimeter
8_
4600 5900
14 single
and
28 double
16
Main Beam
8
2900 2900
6
2200 2200
4
1400 1400
rperimeter
8
4700 6000
marriage wall pier capacity same as perimeter pier capacity
and shall be spaced 4 ft. o.c.
Table 4.3: Marriage Wall / Sidewall Opening Pier Loads (Ibs)
Home Width (ft)
Clear Span opening
in marriage wall (ft)
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Design Roof Load
30 40
(pso
60
80
24 double
4'-1
to 8
1700
2300
2900
8000
10300
8'-1 to 12 2600 3400 4300 10000
12900
12'-1 to 16 3400 4600 5700 12000
15500
16'-1 to 20 5700 7200 14000
20'-1 to 24 5200 6900 8600 -
-
26 double
4'- 1
to 8
1900
2500
3100
8800
11300
8'-1 to 12 2800 3800 4700 11000
14100
12'-1 to 16 3800 5000 6300 13200
16900
16'-1 to 20 4700 6300 7800 15400
-
20'-1 to 24 5600 7500 9400 -
-
28 double
4'- 1
to 8
1900
2600
3200
9000
11500
8'- 1 to 12 2900 3800 4800 11200
14400
12'-1 to 16 3800 5100 6400 13400
17300
16'-1 to 20 4800 6400 8000 �19
-
�00
20'-1 to 24 5800 1 7700 9600
32 double
T-1
8'-1
12'-1
16'-1
to 8
to 12
to 16
to 20
1900
2900
3800
4800
2600
3800 1
5100
6400
3200
4800
6400
8000
Sidewall opening pier capacity is 1/2 the load shown above.
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Table 4.4: Minimum Footing Size (in)
Pier Capacity Ob)
4
1000
Soil Capacity
2000
12
16
3000
16'x 16"
20" x 20"
4000
29'x 28"
2,500
19*
X
19
16
X
16
16
X
16
16
X
16
3,000
21
X -21
Double Steel Pier
16
X
16
16
X
16
16
X
16
3,500
22
X
22
16
X
16
16
X
16
16-
X
16
4,000
24
X
24
17
X
17
16
X
16
16
X
16
4,500
25
X
25
18
X
18
16
X
16
16
X
16
5,000
27
X
27
19
X
19
16
X
16
16,
X
16
5,500
28
X
28
20
X
20
16
X
16
16
X
16
6,000
29
X
29
21
X
21
17
X
17
16
X
16
6,500
31
X
31
22
X
22
18
X
18
16
X
16
7,000
32
X
32
22
X
22
18
X
18
16
X
16
7,500
33
X
33
23
X
23
19
X
19
16
X
16
8,000
34
X
34
24
X
24
20
X
20
17
X
17
8,500
35
X
35
25
X
25
20
X
20
17
X
17
9,000
36
X
36
25
X
25
21
X
21
18
X
18
9,500
37
X
37
26
X
26
21
X
21
18
X
18
10,000
38
X
38
27
X
27
22
X
22
19
X
19
10,500
39
X
39
27
X
27
22
X
22
19
X
19
11,000
40
X
40
28
X
28
23
X
23
20
X
20
11,500
41
X
41
29
X
29
Z
X
23
20
X
20
12,000
42
X
42
29
X
29
24
X
24
21
X
21
12,500
42
X
42
30
X
30
24
X
24
21
X
21
13,000
43
X
43
31
X
31
25
X
25
22
X
22
13,500
44
X
44
31
X
31
25
X
25
22
X
22
14,000
45
X
45
32
X
32
26
X
26
22
X
22
14,500
46
X
46
32
X
32
26
X
26
23
X
23
15,000
46
X
46
33
X
33
27
X
27
23
X
23
15,500
47
X
47
1 33
X
33
27
X
27
24
X
24
16,000
48
X
48
1 34
X
34
1 28
X
28
24
X
24
Notes:
Maximum Footing Size per Footing Thickness
Minimum Footing Thickness (in.)
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Notes:
1. Footings to be placed
below frost line.
2. Footing sizes shown
are for square pads and
are based on the area
(square inches) required
for the load.
3. Minimum footing
thickness table below
shows maximum size
footings.
4. The area of a rectan-
gular footing must be
equal to or greater then
the area of squire footing
shown.
Footing Type
4
6
8
10
12
16
Single Block or
16'x 16"
20" x 20"
24" x 24"
29'x 28"
32'x 32"
40" x 40"
Conc. Pier
Single or
29'x 20"
24" x 241,
29'x 28"
32'x 32"
36'x 36"
44" x 44"
Double Steel Pier
I
Double Block or
24" x 24"
I
29'x 28"
I
32" x 32"
36" x 36".
40" x 40"
49'x 481.
I
Quad Piers
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1. Concrete piers are 8" base minimum. 3. Use the longest side of a rectangular footing for
Steel piers are 12" base minimum. the above dimensions. i.e. a 24" x 16" footing thick-
ness equals that of a 24" x 24" square footing.
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Figure 4.3: Typical blocking diagram for single -section homes
01--- - — -It-- - — - AU -
Front (Hitch)
- —W — - — -W-- - — - An- - — - —E- — - —M
Main Beam
All- - --E- --E
2'maximum 2'maximum
0 Frame support.
El Perimeter support if used
9 Blocking at Doors, Bay Windows, etc.
Notes: 1. See Table 4.1 & 4.2 on page 16 for required pier capacity and spacing.
2. See Table 4.4 on page 18 and Section 4.2 for footing requirements.
3. Piers shall be located within 2 feet from both ends.
4. Piers shall be located at each side of all perimeter openings greater
than 4 feet. This would include doors, recessed entries, large bay
windows and porches. See table 4.3 on page 17 for pier capacities.
5. Perimeter support recommended for gypsum board tape and texture homes.
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Figure 4A Typical blocking diagram for multi -section homes
Main Beam
_W_ - A1111- - __W — - M__
It— - — -11— - — - AU - — - --W — - — At— -
Main Beam
--W — - — -W— - AlF -
L -T2' maximum Frame support Zmaximum
El Perimeter support if used
CK Blocking at Doors, Bay Windows, etc.
Notes: 1. See Table 4.1 & 4.2 on page 16 for required pier capacity and spacing.
2. See Table 4.4 on page 18 and Section 4.2 for footing requirements.
3. Piers shall be located within 2 feet from both ends.
4. Piers shall be located at each side of all perimeter openings greater than 4 feet.
This would include doors, recessed entries, large bay windows and porches.
See Table 4.3 on page 17 for pier capacities.
5. See Table 4.3 on page 17 for pier capacities at large marriage wall openings.
6. For piers supporting two adjacent openings, the capacity shall be the sum of the
capacities from each span.
7. Perimeter support recommended for gypsum board tape and texture homes.
8. Off -set design: Double -section homes having the floors offset (up to 4') from
each other shall be tied down and blocked as a single -section home for that
portion of the floor which extends past th� other. Blocking shall be placed at the
inside corner(s) where the floors join.
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Figure 4.5: Pier Placement
Figure 4.6: Severe Weather Window Protection Clips
#8 x 5/8" PPH
SCREW TYP.
#8 x 1 1/2" PPH
SCREW TYP.
PHILIPS #A 527
STORM CLIP
5/8" PLYWOOD
LAP APPLICATION
#8 x 5/8" PPH
SCREW TYP.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION, ON THE
INSTALLATION OF
STORM SHUTTERS IN
WIND ZONES 2 OR 3
REFER TO PHILIPS
PRODUCTS DRAWINGS:
4386-01 REVISION A,
4386-02 REV. A, 4386-04,
4386-05 REV. A, AND
4386-08, INCLUDED
WITH THE
INFORMATION PACKET.
PHILIPS #A 526
STORM CLIP
NOTE:
REVERSE CLIP FOR FLUSH
APPLICATION ON A WINDOW
5/8" PLYWOOD
PATIO DOOR APPLICATION
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Figure 4.6: Severe Weather Window Protection Clips
#8 x 5/8" PPH
SCREW TYP.
#8 x 1 1/2" PPH
SCREW TYP.
PHILIPS #A 527
STORM CLIP
5/8" PLYWOOD
LAP APPLICATION
#8 x 5/8" PPH
SCREW TYP.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION, ON THE
INSTALLATION OF
STORM SHUTTERS IN
WIND ZONES 2 OR 3
REFER TO PHILIPS
PRODUCTS DRAWINGS:
4386-01 REVISION A,
4386-02 REV. A, 4386-04,
4386-05 REV. A, AND
4386-08, INCLUDED
WITH THE
INFORMATION PACKET.
PHILIPS #A 526
STORM CLIP
NOTE:
REVERSE CLIP FOR FLUSH
APPLICATION ON A WINDOW
5/8" PLYWOOD
PATIO DOOR APPLICATION
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Chapter 5 - Setup Procedures
5.1 Moving home to location
Make sure the following items are completed before placing the home:
-The site is properly prepared. See Chapter 3.
-All concrete work necessary to setting the home is finished.
-Utilities are installed or available.
-Any trenching for crossover drain lines is complete.
-Items that could be difficult to install after the home is sited (such as anchors and
ground moisture retarders) are in their proper locations.
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5.2 Positioning home
When not placing the home on a con-
crete slab or poured -in-place footings, mark
the corners of the home, lay out footings and
support devices close to where they will be
used. Then move the home or first section
into position.
5.2.1 Leveling and blocking
Figure 5.1 on page 24 shows the way
we recommend you level the home. To pre-
vent tipping or settling, use a firm support
under jacks. Use a steel channel or plate
between jacks and steel beams to distribute
the load. Use equipment in good working
condition and strong enough to handle the
loads. Work safely whenever you are under,
in or around a home that is being set. Use
the following jacking sequence:
Raise the hitch higher than its intended
final position. Place a support crib underneath
it to prevent the home from falling if the jack
or hitch fails. Place jacks in the wheel area
on each steel beam and raise the home
higher that its final position.
Place or erect the piers at the loca-
tions determined from Chapter 4. Adjust all
pier heights using the leveling procedure of
Figure 5.1. Be sure shims are installed. Ad-
ditional support may be required under doors
and heavy furniture per Section 4.1.5.3, and
failure to install it may void manufacturer war-
ranties.
Remove the safety supports and lower
the home onto the piers.
Check the soundness of all piers and
the operation of windows and doors. Adjust
the shims on the piers if needed.
5.2.2 Positioning multisection homes
Follow the positioning and leveling pro-
cedures of Section 5.2.1 for the first section.
Then set the other section(s) as follows
- Place the second section near the first
(within two to four feet).
- Remove all shipping materials and
check for obstructions that would
prevent proper mating of the two units.
- All marriage wall shipping polyethylene
film must be removed on entire wall.
- Leave shipping wall framing in place
until both units are together and the
roof, floor and wall connections have
been made.
- Position the footings and piers, as before.
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Figure 5.1: Use of Water Level
Material to Make Level
Five gallon pail with lid
Plastic tubing - 100 feet x 3/8" or 1/2"
Cork - 1-1/2"
Male barbed fitting - 3/8" x 3/4"
Steel washer - 7/8"
Nut - 3/4"
Female barbed fitting - 3/8" x 1/2"
Male valve - 1/2"
Pipe sealant...
Cake coloring - 8oz.
Use RV solvent in cold weather..
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SUPPORT DEVICE
"HOW TO USE A WATER LEVEL"
HOME
IN WATER LINE-,,./,/
4 CONTAINER
Unroll tubing: Position level where it is to be used. Take
care not to have kinks in it, step on it or lay anything on it...
Check for air bubbles: To remove any; lower valve below
bottom of container and open. Close valve when they are
out...
Container location: Located sovalve can reach all areas of
home. Build up container so water line in valve end of tubing
is at the predetermined height support devices will be set...
Leveling of support device: Secure valve above determined
height and open. Adjust device as needed. Close valve and
move to next support device...
Note: Level all support devices before lowering home.
5.2.2.1 Hinged roofs
If your home has an optional hinged roof,
refer to Section 6.1.
5.2.2.2 Leveling andjoining sections
Using the jacking procedures described
in Section 5.2.1 raise the second section 1-
2" above the first, and install a moving de-
vice under it. These may be commercial roll-
ers, blocking on greased boards, or any other
method of allowing the home to be safely slid
into place. Remove shipping bra ces from
both sections and, aided by the water level,
install the footings and piers under the sec-
ond section. In order to provide a seal be-
tween the sections of the home (which will
reduce air currents and related problems),
attach a strip of insulation (4" or larger in
width) along the floor rim rail mating surface,
horizontal roof rail at theceiling line mating
surface, up the vertical end walls mating sur-
face and on each side of marriage wall open-
ing (doorwalls, etc..) mating surfaces. This
insulation will be compressed to form a seal
as the sections of the home move together.
After the sections are together check for voids
in the seal and pack any remaining voids with
insulation. Note: Other resilient materials may
be used to form the seal.
5.2.2.3 Interior closure
See Figures 5.2 and 5.3 on page 26.
5.2.2.4 Exterior closure
See Figures 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, and 5.7 on
pages 27 & 28.
5.3 Crossover connections for
multisection homes
5.3.2 Heat duct Crossovers
Clamp the flexible air conditioning and/
or heating ducts to the sleeves projecting
through the bottom covering. Seal the duct's
adjustable collars with several wraps of duct
tape and suspend the ducts above the
ground. If sleeves are not installed, cut open-
ing for one sleeve and attach to main duct
directly under furnace (see Figure 5.8 (b) on
page 29). A sleeve should be attached to the
main duct(s) on the opposing sections at a
point where there are approximately as many
registers forward as there are to the rear (F-ig-
ures. 5.8 (a) and (b) on page 29).
5.3.1 Utility crossovers
Connect water, drainage, gas, electric-
ity and telephone utility crossovers. Chapter
8 outlines the correct procedures.
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Figure 5.2 Int. Closure: Altemate Field Applied Panel Interior End Wall Panel
Center of double -section
Toe screw opening 8" o.c.
with #8 x 3-1J2" screws
Fasten panel with
1/4 x 3/4 x 18 ga.
staples or 6D nails
6" o.c. around
perimeter and 12"
Full surface
in field
coverage of all -
L
studs and top
and bottom plates
with PVA white glue
--Plant
Appli�a--_,
Panel Field
Applied Plant
Panel
Applied
Panel
View
One full size panel
not less than 16"
nor larger than 32"
1
Figure 5.3 Int. Closure: Marriage Wall and Door Opening Connections
Toe screw across
of opening 8" o.c.
using #8 x 3-1/2"
screws
26
Compressed
Insulation
1 8" o.c.
C.
Toe screw opening 8'* o.c.
with #8 x 3-1/2" screws
Figure 5.4 Ext. Closure: Double -Section Roof Connectiori
Fasten ridge beam together
as shown in chart below
from section to section
for the entire'length.
Install screws
at 450 angle
starting 3" from
the end and 2 1/2"
from center of
double section.
4501
Y
12" shingle
ridge cap—,
qShingle
adhesive
Bead of shingle
adhesive or ,
8" strip of 15# felt paper
or underlayment paper
LAG SCREW SIZE
SPACING
(INCHES O.C. STAGGERED)
3/9' x 5"
32
5/1 9'x 5"
16
1/4" x 5"
12
Pre -drill lead hole for lag screws
Figure 5.5 Ext. Closure: Double -Section Floor Connection
5" exposure
Prevailing Wind
NOTES:
1.The 8" felt strip may
be applied on top of the last
row of shingles with beads
of shingle adhesive as
shown.
2. Gaps between ridge rails
or ridge beams (which are
no more than 1 1/2" wide)
may be closed up by filling
with lumber and/or plywood
shim strips. The lag screws
in the shimmed portion shall
be increased in length to
ensure that they fully
penetrate both ridge rails or
ridge beams of the home.
3. Install ridge cap shingles
with 2 galv. shingle nails
5 1/2" from lap edge and 1"
from side edge. Nails shall
not be exposed.
Metallic strip at
opening not carpeted
Fasten floor together Compressed
with 3/8" x 4" screws Insulation
32" o.c. staggered
from section to section
for the entire length. 45
Install screws
at a 450 angle.
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Figure 5.6 Ext. Closure: Alternate Field Applied Wood Sidina at End Wall
Wind Zone I Only Center of double -section
Toe screw opening 8" o.c.
with #8 x 3-1/2".screws
Exterior
Siding
I �
Exterior
Siding
—Plant
Appliie�
Panel Field
Applied_____.� 'Plant
Panel Appliiid
Panel
One full size panel not less
than 16" nor larger than 32"
Fasten exterior panel to the studs per the
siding manufacturer's installation
instructions
Figure 5.7 Ext. Closure: Alternate Field Applied Horizontal Lap Siding
Window
Corner installed Home install?r to remove
trim with J rail all plastic shBeting used
installed around for transit pr tection.
W-1
Door
installed
with J rail
installed
--Comer
trim
0 ac� I installed
Figure 5.8 - Crossover duct installation I
(a)
This system is utilized when the furnace is outside the I beam. With this type of installation,
it is necessary that two flexible ducts be installed.
Furnace Vee"
Adapter ro
Duct
12 inch min diameter flexible duct
wrapped with min. R-4 insulation and a
I
3rT r of 1 0 p rm.
continuous vapor barrier of 1.0 perm.
max.
Flexible duct shall not be in contact
with the ground (strap at 4'-0" o.c.
max.)
(b)
This system is used when the furnace is situated directly over the main duct on one section
of the home.. A single flexible duct is then used to connect the two sections together.
Furnace
12 inch min diameter flexible duct
wrapped with min. R-4 insulation and a
continuous vapor barrier of 1.0 perm.
max.
Flexible duct shall not be in contact
with the ground (strap at 4'-0" max.)
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5.4 Anchoring instructions
After blocking and leveling, the installer
must secure the home against the wind un-
less the local jurisdiction permits otherwise.
The type of installation determines how this
should be done.
5.4.1 Normal Installations
The pier and ground anchor system de-
scribed in this manual is most common. When
using another type of installation, consult a
registered professional or structural engineer.
5.4.1.1 Tie -down instructions
For Wind Zone 1, decide the correct
spacing required for the home type and pier
height from'Figure 5.10 on page 33 and Fig-
ure 5. 11 on page 34. At the home site, deter-
mine where the perimeter of the floor is in
relation to your footing system. Use a stake
and string to mark the outline of the pe'rim-
eter of your home at the site. Install the an-
chors just inside the perimeter line allowing
for skirting if necessary.
The installation should be per the
anchor manufacturers instructions. The angle
of the anchor shaft wi I I be dependent on two
variables. It is dependent on: 1) whether
your installation is Zone 1, requiring a single
frame strap or in Zones 2 and 3, requiring a
frame and ground strap and; 2) pier height.
See Figures 5.10 thru 5.15 on pages 33 thru
38.
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The anchors in Zone 1 need to be in-
stalled at the proper angle prior to the home
being moved to the final site, or installed
vertically with stabilizing devices. InZonel,
select the anchor spacing from the tables in
Figure 5.10 & 5. 11 on pages 33 & 34. Install
an anchor within two feet from the ends of
the home and no further apart than the spac-
ing listed in the tables for your specific.pier
height and floor width. The anchor installa-
tion shall be at the angle of the frame strap. If
the home is already sited, install the anchors
vertically and use'stabilizing devices.
For Wind Zones 2 and 3, the anchors
must be installed,where the ground straps
are located on the home. This means the
home must be present at the site to assure
the anchors wil I be properly located. Anchors
in Zones 2 and 3 are installed vertically with
stabilizing devices, or installed at proper an-
chor angle. The home should be on the piers
and at its final resting place to assure the
correct placement of the anchors with the
ground straps on the home. Install a double
head anchor at these locations.
Figure 5.9 Proper Alignment of Straps and Anchors
Strap buckle
Frame Strap
Ground anchor embedded-----.,
in ground on same line as
beam strap.
Anchor Angle---'
System I
Typical outrigger
Main Rail
Pier Height
(120" Max.)
Strap Angle
Min. 4d'
Optional ground anchor installed vertically.
See note page 32.
Stabilizing device
Ground anchor
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Far Frame Strap
Anchor angle (4d' Min.) -�Fi -T -ii System 3
Strap angle ( min. 20r)
Optional ground anchor installed vertically.
See note below.
STANDARD NOTES:
1. All anchoring parts must be listed to 4725 lb.
8. Periodic retightening of frame and ground
min. capacity.
straps is required.
2. Ground anchor maximum vertical/horizontal
9. Optional: Ground anchor installed vertically,
displacement of 2"
with adequate concrete cylindrical "collar'
3. Tie down straps shall be listed 1 1/4" wide
poured around the anchor shaft or stabiliz-
galvanized strap or equivalent.
ing device. Vertically installed ground
4. Ground anchor hardware illustrated, is to be
anchor must be listed for the required
installed in accordance with anchor
capacity with the load applied at the anchor
manufacturers instructions for rated capacity.
angle shown in system 2 or system 3
5. Pier supports and footings may be constructed
tables.
of materials other than as shown. As long as
10. Vertical strap connectors are located 64"
they provide the equivalent load bearing
o.c. in wind zone 11 or 4'-0" o.c. in wind zone
capacity and are acceptable for use by local
Ill. Maximum anchor spacing in system 2
jurisdiction.
tables must be 5'-4" o.c. or greater in zone
6. Vertical ground straps are not to be used
11 or 4'-0" o.c. or greater in zone 111. If
without Beam straps. Vertical ground straps
anchor spacing is less than 5'-0" o.c. in
must be fastened to anchors, capable of
zone 11 or less than 4' o.c. in zone Ill you
supporting both straps.
must use system 3.
7. There must be an anchor within 24" of each
end on both sides.
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Figure 5.10 Anchor Spacing for Single -Section Homes
See detail on------,,,
page 31
System 1: Wind Zone I only
system I - 16' Floor
IL
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Strap Angle
(Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Zone 1
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Min.
I Max.
28
36
22
28
20
27
40
12-4
36
45
28
36
27
34
45
11-5
45
56
36
45
34
43
50
10-4
56
70
45
57
43
54
55
9-3
70
88 -
57
73
54
69
60
8-1
88
114
73
94
69
90
65
6-10
114
120
94
120
90
120
70
5-6
system I - 14' Flonr
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Strap Angle
(Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Zone 1
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
19
25
13
17
11
16
40
12-4
25
32
17
23
16
21
45
11-5
32
40
23
30
21
27
50
10-4
40
51
30
38
27
35
55
9-3
51
65
38
49
35
46
60
8-1
65
85
49
65
46
61
65
6-10
85
115
65
89
61
84
70
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See detail on
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96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Strap Angle
(D eg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Zone 1
M in.
M ax.
M in.
M ax.
M in.
M ax.
12
15
12
15
12
14
40
12-4
15
21
12
12
14
19
45
11-5
21
27
12
17
12
14
50
10-4
27
35
17
23
14
20
55
9-3
35
46
23
30
20
27
60
8-1
46
60
30
41
27
37
65
6-10
60
83
41
58
37
52
70
5-6
83
120
58
87
52
79
75
4-2
system 1 - 26' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Strap Angle
(D eg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Zone 1
M in.
M ax.
M in.
M ax.
M in.
M ax.
17
23
12
15
12
14
40
12-4
23
29
15
21
14
19
45
11-5
29
38
21
27
19
25
50
10-4
38
48
27
35
25
32
55
9-3
48
61
35
46
32
42
60
8-1
61
80
46
60
42
56
65
6-10
80
109
60
83
56
78.
70
5-6
109
120
83
120
78
115
75
4.2
system 1 28' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Strap Angle
(D e g.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Zone 1
M in.
M ex.
M in.
M ax.
M in.
M ax.
19
25
13
17
12
16
40
12-4
25
32
17
23
16
21
45
11-5
32
40
23
30
21
27
50
10-4
40
51
30
38
27
35
55
9-3
51
65
38
49
35
46
60
8-1
65
85
49
65
46
61
65
6-10
85
115
65
89
61
84
70
5-6
115
120
89
120
84
120
75
4-2
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Figure 5.12 Anchor Spacing for Single -Section Homes
System 2: Wind Zone 11 and III
See detail on
page 32
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system 2 - 16' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone 11 Zone III
17
23
12
17
12
16
35 51
5-10 4-9
23
30
17
23
16
21
40 54
5-6 4-5
30
36
23
29
21
28
45 57
5-1 4-2
32
36
29
36
28
35
50 60
4-8
35
36
55 63
4-3
system 2 - 14' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone 11 Zone III
14
19
12
12
40 56
5-3 4-3
19
25
12
16
12
14
45 58
4-10
25
32
16
22
14
20
50 61
4-6
32
36
22
29
20
26
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System 2: Wind Zone 11 and III
See detail on
page 32
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Pier Height
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Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone.11 Zone III*
12
14
19
14
19
26
12
13
45 58
50 60
55 63
5-1 4-0
4-8
4-3
system 2 - 26' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone 11 Zone III
13
17
-
12
40 55
5-6 4-4
17
23
12
14
12
12
45 58
5-1 4-0
23
30
14
19
12
17
50 60
4-8 -
30
38
19
26
17
23
55 63
4-3
systern 2 - 28' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)_
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone- 11 Zone III
14
19
12
12
40 55
5-6 4-4
19
25
12
16
12
14
45 58
5-1 4-0
25
32
16
22
14
20
50 60
4-8
32
36
22
29
20
26
55 63
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Figure 5.14 Anchor Spacing for Single -Section Homes
System 3: Wind Zone 11 and III
See detail on
page 32
systern 3 - 16' Floor
IL
80" Frame
96" Frame
99.5" Frame
Pier Height
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone 11 Zone III
28
36
30
36
31
36
20 42
6-11 5-7
system 3 - 14' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame 99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in) Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max. Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone 11 Zone III
23
35
35
36
26
36 27
36
20 45
25 48
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System 3: Wind Zone 11 and III
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96" Frame 99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in) Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max. Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone 11 Zone III
21
31
31
36
23
34
34 24
36 35
35
36
20 43
25 46
6-11 5-6
6-7 5-3
system 3 - 26' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame 99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in) Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max. Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone 11 Zone III
23
34
34
36
26
36 26
36
20 43
25 46
6-11 5-6
6-7 5-3
system 3 - 2101' Floor
80" Frame
96" Frame 99.5" Frame
Pier Height
(in)
Pier Height
(in) Pier Height
(in)
Angle (Deg.)
Max. Anchor Spacing (ft -in)
Min.
Max.
Min.
Max. Min.
Max.
Strap Anchor
Zone 11 Zone III
24
35
35
36
26
36 27
36
20 43
25 46
6-11 5-6
6-7 -5-3
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5.4.2 Severe climatic conditions
5.4.2.1 Freezing Climates
Be sure anchor augers are installed be-
low the frost line. During periods of frost
heave, be prepared to adjust tension on the
straps to take up slack.
5.4.2.2 Severe wind zones
Champion Home Builders Co. does not
recommend installing your home in any zone
that requires greater wind -resisting capabili-
ties than those for which it was designed (see
data plate). See Section 4.4.2 on page 12
for instructions on protecting the windows in
high wind conditions.
5.4.2.3 Flood -prone areas
Champion Home Builders Co. does not
recommend siting manufact ured homes in
flood -prone areas. Foundation consider-
ations are discussed in Section 4.4.1 and the
FEIVIA document referenced in Section 4.5.4.
Unconventional anchorage and tie -downs
often are needed in designing and construct-
ing the special elevated foundations that may
be required in flood -prone areas. Consult a
registered professional or structural engineer.
5.5 Installation of on-site attached
structures
Design all attached buildings and struc-
tures to support all of their own live and dead
loads, and to have fire separation as required
by state or local ordinances.
5.5.1 Triple wides
. Champion Home Builders Co. has sepa-
rate setup information for triple wide homes.
See the Champion Retailer.
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5.5.2 Attached garages
Attached garages must be installed ac-
cording to all applicable local codes. They
must be supported independently of the fac-
tory -built portion of the home. Electrical cir-
cuits in garages should be provided with
ground fault interruption. -
5.5.3 Porches
Site -constructed porches must be con-
structed and inspected according to appli-
cable local building codes.
5.5.4 Steps, stairways and landings
Steps, stairways and landings must be
constructed and inspected according to ap-
plicable local building codes.
5.6 Skirting
Skirting installed around the home shall
have nonclosing vents located at or near each
corner and as high as possible to cross -ven-
tilate the entire space under the home. Vent
free area must be equal to at least one square
foot for every 150 square feet of the home's
floor area, and this area should be further
increased when insect screens, slats, etc. are
used over the open vent area. In freezing cli-
mates, install skirting so as to accommodate
1-2 inches of frost heave uplift to prevent
buckling of floors. Take care that rainwater
cannot be channeled or trapped between the
skirting and siding, and that, normal move-
ment of siding is not restricted. Anchor re-
quirements do not include win : d loads applied
to the skirting.
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Chapter 6 - Installation of Optional Features
6.1 Hinged roofs
If your home has an optional hinged roof
or eaves, See Figure 6.1 on pages 41 & 42.
6.2 Awnings and carports
Choose freestanding products with col-
umns to support their weight.
6.3 Miscellaneous Lights and Fixtures
Some exterior lights, ceiling fans and
chain -hung fixtures may not yet be installed
when the home is delivered. All of these fix-
tures must be grounded by a fixture -ground-
ing screw or wire. For chain -hung fixtures,
use both methods. When fixtures are
mounted on combustible surfaces such as
hardboard, install a noncombustible ring to
completely cover the combustible surface
exposed between the fixture canopy and the
wiring outlet box. If siding has'not been in-
stalled at a fixture location, remove the outlet
box and install the siding with a hole for the
outlet box. Then reinstall the outlet box and
proceed as for other fixtures.
6.3.1 Extedorlights
Remove the junction box covers and
make wire -to -wire connections using wire
nuts. Connect wires black to black, white to
white and ground to ground. Push the wires
into the box and secure the light fixture to the
junction box. Caulk around the base of the
light fixture to ensure a watertight seal to the
sidewall. Install the light bulb and attach the
globe. Refer to Figure 6.2 (a) on page 43.
6.3.2 Ceiling fans
To reduce the risk of injury, install ceil-
ing fans with the trailing edges of the blades
at least 64" above the floor or in accordance
with the fan manufacturer's installation in-
structions. Follow the manufacturer's instruc-
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tions, as in Figure 6.3 on page 44. If no in-
structions are available, connect the wiring as
shown in Figure 6.2(b) on page 43.
6.4 Ventilation Options
Champion has several ventilation op-
tions available for installation when the home
was constructed. If you wish to install one
after you purchase your home, the VentilAire
IV from Nordyne is a recommended system.
Figure 6.4 on page 45 details the installation
of the VentilAire IV system.
6.5 Exterior coverings
Install exterior coverings stucco, ply-
wood, vinyl or hardboard exterior siding;
shingled or tiled roofs, etc. according to the
material manufacturer's instructions. Do not
cover the HUD label when applying any field
exterior covering.
6.6 Telephone and cable TV
The wal Is and floors of the manufactured
home contain electrical circuits, plumbing and
duct work. Avoid contact with these home
systems when drilling through and placing
cables within these cavities. Only trained pro-
fessionals should handle such work. Figure
6.5 on page 46 shows one procedure for tele-
phone crossover connections in multisection
homes.
6.7 Continuous Ridge Vent
See Fig. 6.6 on pages 47 & 48.
Figure 6.1 Hinged Roof, Set-up Procedure
r% -&-:l n
1. Carefully lift (jack) complete hinged
roof up to full up -right position, then swing
down end vertical and scab as shown in de-
tail B. When all verticals are scabbed re-
move jacks.
4. Install end wall fill wedges as shown
in detail C and sheath to match end of house.
5. From this point on, the connections
are the same as a typical double - section.
2. Attach roof sheathing to 2 x 4 blocks 6. Furnace/fireplace/wood burning
as shown in detail A and add the missing 1 stove/water heater vent stacks must be sized
or 2 rows of shingles per manufacturer's (for length) and installed per manufacturer in-
s . pecifications. stallation instructions included with home.
3. Install corner braces as shown in de-
tail D.
7. Plumbing vent pipes must extend
through the roof.
FOR DETAILS SEE FOLLOMNG PAGE
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Figure 6.1 Hinged Roof, Set-up Procedure (Continued.)
Roof sheathing stapled to 2x4 block
with 7/16" x 1 1/2" x 15ga. staples
at 6" o.c.
Shingles & Wood Roof
K -T, 2:1 rep 1
Detail A
Wedge attached to truss top chord and web with
7/16"x2 1/2"x15 ga. staples 6" o.c.
Detail C
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Top Chord
Web
V-0" 2x3 spf scab attached to one side
of truss with 7/16"x2 1/2"A 5ga. staples
staggered each end
Detail B
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diagonal brace from top of end truss at approx.
450 keep trusses upright. Fasten 1 x3 to each truss
vertical with (2) 7/16"xl 3/4"xl6ga. staples.
Detail D
Figure 6.2a: Installation of Exterior Light Fixture
Junction Box
Junction Box -
Color coded
wires
Sealed ----\ Glahe
Ground Wire
Ground connector
wire nut
Figure 6.2b: Installation of Chain Hung Fixture or Ceiling Fan
Color Coded Ceiling Box /—Ground Wire
Wires
Wire Nut
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Ground Wi
—Ground Strap
Fixture Mounting
Screw
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Figure 6.3: Paddle Fan Installation
1 . Remove the fan manufacturer's installa-
tion instructions from the package and
determine the method of fan attachment
to the beam. (Also, see Figure below.)
2. If the center beam (shipped loose) does
not contain a precut hole for the electrical
box, cut a hole with a hole saw approxi-
mately 1/4" larger than the box diameter
at the proper location (center line of hole
should line up with location of supply
wire through ceiling) and centered in the
width of the beam.
3. Install the box in the hole and secure
flange to the center beam with (4) - #6 x
1 " screws.
4. a. Insert the ceiling wire through a knock
out hole in the side of the electrical box.
NOTE: It may be necessary to cut a
notch from the top on the supply wire
side of the center beam hole to allow the
supply wire to be inserted in electrical
box without binding against center beam
during installation.
b. Leave approximately 4" of wire free in
the box.
NOTE: APPLICABLE TO U.L. LISTED PADDLE
FAN WITH A SWIVEL TYPE MOUNTING
BRACKET
CEILING BOARD
SUPPLY WIRE COILED & SECURED
FOR SHIPMENT
NOTCH BEAM AT HOLE IF NECESSARY
FOR WIRE CHASE
5. Secure the center beam in place over
the center line joint. Be sure that fan
supply wire is not pinched or
penetrated with beam fasteners.
6. Secure electrical box to ridge beam with
#8x2 1/2" wood screws through the two
holes in the top of the box.
7. Strip about 3/4" of insulation from the
white and black conductor ends.
8. Position the non-combustible flash ring
(provided) over the electrical box so that
finished surface (adjacent electric box)
which is to be covered by fan canopy is
notexposed.
9. Follow the manufacturer's installation
instructions for mounting the fan assem-
bly to the box and for electrical wiring of
the fan. Use provided electrical connec-
tors for splicing wire. Be certain that fan
is grounded as specified in
manufacturer's instructions and that
wires are connected properly (white -to -
white and black -to -black).
DOUBLE WIDE RIDGE BEAM',
2 x 6 CENTER BEAM - SHIPPED
LOOSE FOR FIELD INSTALLATION
OR FAN BEZEL
HOLE FOR BOX CUT THROUGH 2x6
(MAY BE CUT IN PLANT OR IN FIELD)
SECURE BOX TO RIDGE BEAM WITH (2)
#8x2 1/2" WOOD SCREWS (FIELD
INSTALLED)
ELECTRICAL BOX (SEE NOTE #11)
SECURE BOX TO 2x6 CENTER BEAM
WITH (4) #6xl " WOOD SCREWS SUPPLY WIRE INSERTED IN FIELD
(FIELD INSTALLED) THROUGH SIDE KNOCKOUT OF BOX
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Figure 6.4 Ventilation Improvement Installation
Furnace
Roof 31-0"
Jack 1--Min-I
Fresh SM
oof Sealant
Air
'ritic
Ceiling Plastic Clamp Damper
Vane
�Flexible Duct
Flexible Plastic CJosed
Duct Clamp
Open
Screws
Blower
F'exib ILI
Duct 1P
Blower
Damper
Assembly
Floor Register
Gas/Oil Furnace Duct System
Illustrated
VentlilAlire IV TM Ventilation System
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Designed as a low cost ventilation system for the living and attic space of a manufactured
home; introduced in 1985.
- improve indoor air quality
- reduce indoor humidity levels
- pre -heat or pre -cool indoor ventilation air and distribute evenly to all living areas of the home
- winter- exhaust moisture laden air from attic space
- summer- exhaust hot air from attic space as required
- provide efficient attic ventilation with low power consumption
Powered ventilation is an alternative to static vents
Ventilate single section homes with metal roofs
Single point mounting- minimize roof penetrations
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Figure 6.5: Telephone Wiring For Multi -Section Homes
4 COND. 24 GA.
PHONE CABLE
G G
Notes: 1. Connect blue to blue, red
to red, yellow to yellow,
and green to green.
2. Do not strip the individual
wires.
3. Insert the same color wires B
into the connector, then
using channellock pliers,
press the round portion to
make the connection.
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RED.UR SCOTCH LOCK
CONNECTOR (TYR)
Figure 6.6: Continuous Ridge Vent
Fasten ridge rail together with 3/8" x 5" lag screws 32" o.c.
staggered from section to section for the entire length
(Screws must be located at ridge blocking)
Install screws at 450 angle starting 3" from the
end and 2 1/2" from center of double section.
(Flush heads with roof sheathing).
Cont. Ridge Rail
Ridge Blocking
Ridge Vent Installation Instructions
Cont. Ridge Rail
Figure 1 NOTE: Ridge vent may be cut to any length
desired.
Center each ridge vent section over slot in
roof. Mark edge of ridge vent on roof on
both sides at each end.
Maintain vent dimensions at instal lation.
Figure 2
Insert "connect -or -seal"
into end of ridge vent.
Model No. 656 "connect -or -seal"
to be used at each end and as many
connections as required.
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Figure 3
Apply shingle cap same as std. double section
roof connection.
Locate ends of ridge vent 1 " min. from edge
of roof. ----
Figure 4
Nail 2 places on sealed end of ridge vent.
Nail loosely until opposite end is sealed or
adjoining vent is connected. Do not allow
vent to "spread open" when nailing in place.
Figure 5
To make ridge vent connection, insert "con-
nect -or -seal" approximately halfway into
existing ridge vent. Insert by hand 2 nails into
top of "connect -or -seal" to hold in place while
an additional section is being added. For all
subsequent connections repeat instructions.
Figure 6
Rafters
Roof Sheathing
Shingle to
Opening
Gable to Overhang
Tape seal
Locate vent on
marked line from
fig. 1
1 " shingle nail typ.
Nailed loosely from
figure 4.
Remove nails from fig. 5 and and butt ridge Nail at end of both ridge
vents tightly together and seal joint with vent sections.
caulking.
Insert final "connect -or -seal" in remaining
open end before nailing down completely
with 1" shingle nails.
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ChaPter 7 - Preparation of Appliances
7.1 Clothes dryer vent
Your clothes dryer must exhaust to the
exterior of the home, or outside of any perim-
eter skirting installed around it, through a
moisture -lint exhaust system, as shown in
Figure 7.1 on page 50.
Vent openings are located in either the
wall or the floor. After the duct is installed,
seal the openings, both inside and outside.
Follow the dryer manufacturer's instructions
for installing the exhaust system.
If the home did not come equipped with
a gas dryer, remember that installing one re-
quires substantial alteration to the home. You
must provide gas supply piping and adequate
venting as specified by the gas dryer
manufacturer. Only a trained and experienced
person should install a gas dryer. Cutting
major structural elements (such as floorjoists)
to allow for gas dryer installation is not per-
missible. Champion is not responsible for any
weakening of the home's structural sound-
ness resulting from dryer installation.
7.2 Comfort Cooling systems
Only qualified personnel may install any
comfort cooling system not provided with the
home. Follow the manufacturer's installation
instructions and conform to all local codes.
7.2.1 Air conditioners
The air distribution system of this home
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has been designed for a central air condi-
tioning system. Equipment you install must
not exceed the rating shown on the home's
compliance -certificate.
The home's electrical distribution panel
may contain optional factory -installed circuits
(Figure 7.2 on page 51) for air conditioning.
The maximum full load ampere draw for the
desired air conditioning unit must not exceed
80% of the circuit rating shown.
Existing electrical circuits within the
home may not have been sized for the addi-
tional load of non -factory -instal led air condi-
tioning, and a separate, outside electrical
supply may have to be provided.
Any field -installed wiring beyond the
junction box must include a fused disconnect
located within sight of the condensing unit.
The maximum fuse size is marked on the con-
denser data plate. Local codes wil I determine
the acceptability of the air conditioning equip-
ment, rating, location of disconnect means,
fuse type branch circuit protection, and con-
nections to the equipment.
. "A" coil air conditioning units must be
compatible and listed for use with the fur-
naces in the home. Follow the air conditioner
manufacturer's instructions.
If a remote (self-contained, packaged)
air conditioner (cooling coil and blower lo-
cated outside the home, Figure 7.3 on page
51) is to be connected to the heating supply
duct, install an automatic damper between the
furnace and the home's air duct system, and
another between the remote unit and the
home's air duct system. Secure the duct
system leading from the remote unit to the
home and do not allow it to touch the ground.
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Figure 7.11: Dryer Exhaust System
or
CAUTION: INSTALLATION OF THE EXHAUST CAUTION: THIS SYSTEM MUST NOT TERMI-
SYSTEM MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATE UNDER THE HOME.
THE DRYER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUC-
TIONS. ALL COMPONENTS TO BE SUP- Nszs�,
PLIED BY HOME OWNER.
Ll Exterior Wall
Dryer Duct
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Exhaust hood or
equivalent with
damper
Figure 7.2: Optional Factory -installed Air Conditioning Circuits
Distdbution
Panelboard
Items below line
field provided and
installed
— — — — — — — Fused Disconnect
Junction Box --,'
Remote
Condensing
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Conduit Unit
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Figure 7.3: Typical Installation of Self-contained Heating or Air Conditioning Equipment
Single Section
- Duct
the Ground
Multi -Section
Flexible Duct Shall
Not Be in Contact with
the Ground
Duct
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Heating Equipment
NOTE: Electrical connections made to energize air-conditioning equipment
should be made only by qualified personnel. The completed installation must
conform to Article 440 of the National Electric Code and applicable local codes.
When the electrical connection is made at the junction box, the field installation
wiring beyond the junction box must incorporate a disconnect (sized in accor-
dance with NEC Article 440) located within sight of the condesing unit.
The acceptibility of all air-conditioning equipment and its installation are to be
determined by the local inspection authorities.
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Insulate ducts with material of thermal resis-
tance (R) not less than 4, and a perm rating
of not more than 1 perm. Connect the duct
carrying air to the home to the main duct at a
point where there are approximately as many
registers forward of the connection as there
are to the rear. Locate the return air duct in
the center of the home.
Do not cut or damage floor joists. Re-
turn air and supply ducts should be sized to
fit between floorjoists. Replace insulation re-
moved during the installation, and seal the
bottom board around the duct connection.
Direct all condensation runoff away from
the home by connecting a hose to the equip-
ment runoff outlet or other means specified
by the equipment manufacturer.
7.2.2 Heat Pumps
Install heat pumps according to the heat
pump manufacturer's instructions.
7.2.3 Evaporative coolers
Install a roof -mounted cooler following
the manufacturer's instructions. In the ab-
sence of the instructions, proceed as follows:
Connect the wires from the roof- mounted
junction -box following the color code scheme
of Figure 7.4 below using wire nuts, and re-
place the cover on the box.
Check to be sure a rigid base has been
provided to evenly distribute the cooler's
weight over several trusses. Tightly seal all
roof penetrations and the boot connecting the
cooler to the--roof/ceiling opening to prevent
leakage of water into, and cool air out of, the
home.
Figure 7A Electrical Connection for Evaporate Cooler
NOTE: COOLERS RATED AT 16 AMPS TO
BE INSTALLED ON A 20 AMP CIRCUIT
COOLERS RATED AT 12 AMPS TO BE IN-
STALLED ON A 15 -AMP CIRCUIT
NOTE: ONE REQUIRED FOR EACH
COOLER.
COLOR CODE
White ..............
Neutral
Yellow I .............
Pump
Black ...............
Low Fan
Red .................
High Fan
Green ..............
Ground
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Weatherproof
junction box located
on roof of home
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Connect the cooler to an external water
supply and attach an overflow hose to its ac-
cumulation pan to route overflow water away
from the home.
Champion suggests installing an insu-
lated lightning protector, grounded directly to
earth.
Champion recommends roof or window
mounted evaporative coolers only.
7.3 Fireplace and wood stove
chimneys and air inlets
Fireplaces and wood stoves require on-
site installation of additional section(s) of ap-
proved, listed chimney pipe, a spark arrestor
and a rain cap assembly. See Figure 7.5 on
page 54.
7.3.1 Minimum extensions above roof
To assure sufficient draft for proper op-
eration, extend the finished chimney at least
3'above the highest point where it penetrates
the roof and at least Zhighe * r than any build-
ing or other obstruction located within a hor-
izontal distance of 10'. If the site has obstruc-
tions extending higher than the home's peak
within 10' of the chimney, the installer may
have to provide an additional section of chim-
ney pipe if required by local codes.
7.3.2 Required components
The required components of a correctly -
installed chimney are as shown in Figure 7.5
on page 54.
7.3.3 Assembly and sealing sequence
Assemble and seal your fireplace or
wood stove chimney per the fireplace manu-
facturers instructions. Avoid cutting any roof
trusses or floor joists when installing chim-
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ney pipes or combustion air intakes.
7.3.4 Combustion air duct inlets
Combustion air intake ducts end just
below the bottom covering of the floor. You
must extend them to the outside when your
home has a basement or crawl space. In ad-
dition extend heat pump intakes to outside.
These added ducts are not supplied, and may
be purchased at your local hardware store.
The fireplace manufacturer's instructions for
installing combustion air ducts are in the fire-
place/stove or with the chimney parts. Do not
allow the combustion air inlet to drop mate-
rial from the hearth beneath the home. Lo-
cate its inlet damper above expected snow
level, as shown in Figure 7.5 on page 54.
7.4 Range., cooktop and oven
venting
If your home is equipped with a combi-
nation range (cook-top)/grill or oven that con-
tains its own exhaust system, route the ex-
haust so that it does not exit under the home.
Connect flexible metallic duct between the
elbow protruding from the floor and the ter-
mi6ation fitting, and'support it according to
ihe manufacturer's installation instructions.
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Figure 7.5: Fireplace or Wood Stove Chimney and Air Intake Installation
3-4
Push Down
Storm Colla
Over Basemer
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Above
Snow
Level
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1/2" Trim with sheet metal
sheers if difficult to make
flashing lay flat on roof
Caulking
Flashing
Rain Cap
Spark Arrestor
Chimney Cap Adaptor
Triple Wall Chimney Pipe
Storm Collar
Flashing
Firestop Thimble
Damper Handle
Damper Handle
Chapter 8 - Utility System Connection and Testing —1
8. 1 Proper procedures
Consult local, county or state authorities
before connecting any utilities. Only qualified
service personnel, familiar with local codes
and licensed where required, should make
utility connections and conduct tests.
8.2 Water supply
8.2.1 Maximum supply pressure and
reduction
The water systems of your home were
designed for a maximum inlet pressure of 80
psi. If the local water supply pressure exceeds
80 psi, install a pressure reducing valve.
8.2.2 Connection procedures
8.2.2.1 To supply mains
Connect the home's water system to the
water source through the inlet located under
the house, usually below the water heater
compartment. A tag on the side of the home
marks its location.
8.2.2.2 Mandatory shut-off valve
You must install an accessible shut-off
valve between the water supply and the in -
,let, as shown in Figure 8.1 on page 56. It must
be a full flow gate or ball valve.
8.2.2.3 Crossovers %I
Multisection homes with plumbing in both
sections require water line cross connections,
similar to Figure 8.2 on page 56. Remove the
shipping caps from the water lines and in-
stall the crossover connectors provided with
the home. If freezing can occur, wrap water
connectors with insulation.
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8.2.3 Freezing protection
8.2.3.1 Necessity
In areas subject to subfreezing tempera-
tures, protect exposed sections of water sup-
ply piping, shut-off valves and pressure re-
ducers, and pipes in water heater compart-
ments with uninsulated doors, from freezing.
Otherwise, costly damage may result.
8.2.3.2 Use of Heat tapes
Heat tapes (either automatic or nonau-
tomatic) can protect exposed plumbing from
freezing.
Champion recommends use of heat
tapes with a 10 amp integral fuse. Plug the
3 -wire, grounded cordset of the heat tape into
the outlet located under the home near the
water supply. (Figure 8.1 on page 56).
8.2.3.2.1 Automatic Heat Tape
This tape (with a thermostat) is approved
for installation on all types of water pipe, in-
cluding plastic. Secure it to the pipe, insulate
it and weatherproof it, according to the man-
ufacturer's instructions.
8.2.3.2.2 Non -Automatic Heat Tape
This tape (without a thermostat), may not
be approved for plastic pipe unless it is left
exposed with no outer wrap of insulation. In-
stallation is otherwise the same as with auto-
matic heat tape.
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Figure 8.1: Typical Water Connection
Master shut
valve by ott
Wrap with heat tape as
necessary for local free2
conditions. Install heat I
per manufacturer's insta
instructions. Heat tape i
listed or approved for m,
factured home use.
Figure 8.2: Typical Water Line Crossover
Optional notched
location
Holes in side rails
W 1-t tuv�,
Receptacle
under home
Additional blocking
when notched option
is used --7
Floor
I I
Inspection covers so connection can
be made and insulated after twb
halves are set up and blocked.
Insulition
CAUTION: IF FREEZING CONDITIONS EXIST, WRAP WATER CONNECTOR WITH INSULATION.
USE WATER CONNECTORS SUPPLIED BY MANUFACTURER WHERE APPLICABLE.
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8.2.3.3 Freezing Protection for
Unoccupied Homes
If the home is to be left unheated in cold
weather, drain the water lines and blow them
clear with compressed air to prevent dam-
age from freezing.
8.2.4 Testing procedures
Even though the water system was
tested at the factory, it must be rechecked for
leaks at the installation site. Close all water
faucets, spigots and stool tank float valves,
and use one of the following procedures:
8.2.4.1 Hydrostatic
Be sure the water heater tank is full of
water Pressurize the system with water at
100 psi, and then isolate it from the pressure
source. The system must hold this pressure
for at least 15 minutes without any loss. If the
pressure falls off, repressurize the system and
locate and correct leaks.
8.2.4.2 Pneumatic
CAUTION: IF THIS PROCEDURE IS
USED, YOU MUST BYPASS THE HOT WA-
TER TANK BY HOOKING ITS COLD INLET
AND HOT OUTLET LINES TOGETHER.
THIS PROCEDURE WILL PROTECT T HE
APPLIANCE FROM DAMAGE AND PRO-
TECT THOSE INVOLVED IN THE TEST
FROM POSSIBLE INJURY. Connect an air
pump and pressure gauge to the water inlet
and pressurize the system to 100 psi. Isolate
the pressure source from the system. The
gauge must stand for at least 15 minutes with
no drop in pressure. Correct any leaks indi-
cated by bubbles from soapy water, repeat-
ing the procedure until all have been elimi-
nated. Reconnect the water heater and the
water supply.
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8.3 Drainage System
8.3.1 Assembly and support
If portions of the drainage system were
not installed afthe factory, all materials re-
quired to complete it have been shipped as
loose items in the home. Assemble the drain-
age system according to codes and Figures
8.3 through 8.6. Start at the most remote end
and work toward the outlet, supporting the
piping with temporary blocking to achieve the
proper slope (see Section 8.3.2). When the
entire system has been completed, install per-
manent drain line supports at 4'on center, as
shown in Figure 8.3 on page 58.
8.3.2 Proper slopes and connector sizes
Drain lines must slope at least 1/4" fall
per foot of run (see Figure 8.4 on page 58).
Connect the main drain line to the site sewer
hookup using an approved elastomer coupler
(Figure 8.5 on page 59). Exception: 1/8" fall
per foot is allowed when a cleanout is in-
stalled at the upper end of the run.
8.3.3 Crossovers
Connect multisection home drainage line
crossovers as shown in Figure 8.4 on page
58.
8.3.4 Solvent welding procedures
The solvent cement used to connect
drain lines must be compatible with the pipe
installed in the home. Follow the
manufacturer's instructions on the container.
8.3.5 Protection from Freezing
Champion Home Builders Co. has in-
sulated fittings in the drainage system sub-
ject to freezing, such as P -traps in the floor.
Replace this insulation if removed during as-
sembly or testing. Insulate drain lines in-
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Figure 8.3: Drainpipe Support Methods
(2) 16d Nails Min. 2x3 Lumber
F
(2) 16d Nails
(2) 16d Nails into
into Floor Joist Floor Joist
Isi
0
Drain Pipe (2) Staples or Screws
Min. -2x3 LuiTmber each Side 16d Nail
GaIv. or Alum. Strip GaIv. or Alum. Strip
Min. 1x3 Lumber
--Min. 2x3 Lumber
(2) 16 Ga. - 7/16" x 2"—J
Staples each end (1 (2) Staples each Side
Lumber) or (2) 16d LNails GaIv. or Alum. Strip
Drain Pipe _
Figure 8A Drainpipe Crossovers, Slopes and
Connections
Main
Stool
Drop
Shipp
Cap
To Sewer
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ISecond ---
Stool Drop
—Strap Support
4'o.c.
S
Sec
toond
0, Dro'
—Strap Supl
, O.c
4
Shipping 'ptional
Cap Cleanout
Field Installed, Slope - 1/4" Per Foot
Figure 8.6: Connection to Site Sewer
Typical Connecting Pipe
and Fittings (Not Supplied)
By the Manufacturer Support Strap 4' Max Intervals
"A" Side
. T_
Approved
Elastomer
Coupler
Site Sewer
Hook -Up
NOTE: FITTINGS IN THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM
SUBJECT TO FREEZING, SUCH AS P -TRAPS
IN THE FLOOR, HAVE BEEN PROTECTED
WITH INSULATION BY THE MANUFACTURER.
INSULATION MUST BE REPLACED IF RE-
MOVED FOR ACCESS TO THE P -TRAP.
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Figure 8.6: Drain Line Freeze Protection
Stabilizer
- - I_: -A
NC
See Detail A
I Beam
==O1ftM%r=
- Insulated
Drain Pipe
Detail "A"
Figure 8.7: Typical Gas Line Crossover
Listed quick
diconnect -i
Remove dust caps
,k
Ir
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Detail "B"
Floor Joist
I Beam
Flow -
Detail B
Crossover same
size as main unit
pipe
Crossover shall be
li-dPH fnr Pvfprinr "-zp
before connecting Gas connectors supplied
by manufacturer where
applicable
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stalled below the bottom board in areas sub-
ject to freezing as shown in Figure 8.6 on
page 60. If the home is to be left unheated in
cold weather, pour an approved nontoxic an-
tifreeze into P -traps at all fixtures and stools.
8.3.6 Flood level test procedure
You must conduct a flood level test on
the completed drainage system before con-
necting it to the site sewer. With the home in
a level position, all fixtures connected, and
all tub and shower drains plugged, connect
the drainage piping system to the site water
inlet and fill the system with water to the rim
of the toilet bowl. Release all trapped air. Al-
low the system to stand for at least 15 min-
utes. Check for leaks. Drain the system. Plug
all fixtures, sinks, showers and tubs, and fill
with water. Release the water in each fixture
simultaneously to obtain the maximum pos-
sible f low in the drain piping. Check all P -
traps and the drain system for possible leaks.
Repair any leaks and retest.
8.4 Gas supply
8.4.1 Type of gas system fumished with
home
All gas appliances in this home, includ-
ing the heating system, are equipped for natu-
ral gas. If LP gas is to be used as the gas
supply instead, a qualified service person
must convert the appliances to LP gas fol-
lowing the instructions provided by each ap-
pliance manufacturer.
8.4.2 Proper supply pressure
THE GAS PIPING SYSTEM IN THE
HOME HAS BEEN DESIGNED FOR A
PRESSURE NOT TO EXCEED 14" OF WA-
TER COLUMN (8 OZ.) IF GAS FROM ANY
SUPPLY SOURCE MAY EXCEED THIS
PRESSURE, INSTALL A PRESSURE RE-
DUCING VALVE. To operate gas appliances
safely and efficiently, do not exceed the de-
sign pressure limitations. For natural gas sys-
tems, the incoming gas pressure should re-
main between 6" and 8" of water column. For
LPG systems, the pressure should remain
between 12" and 14" of water column.
8.4.3 Ofificing for specific gases
SPECIAL ORIFICES AND REGULA-
TORS ARE REQUIRED FOR EACH KIND
OF GAS AND AT ALTITUDES ABOVE 3,000
FEET. SEE THE INSTRUCTIONS ACCOM-
PANYING EACH GAS -BURNING APPLI-
ANCE FOR MODIFICATION INSTRUC-
TIONS. BEFORE MAKING ANY CONNEC-
TIONS TO THE SITE SUPPLY, CHECK THE
INLET ORIFICES OF ALL GAS APPLI-
ANCES TO ENSURE THEY ARE COR-
RECTLY SET UP FOR THE TYPE OF GAS
TO BE SUPPLIED.
8.4.4 Crossovers
Install the gas line crossover in
multisection homes as shown in Figure 8.7,
on page 60, before performing any system
tests or connecting the system to the gas
supply. All crossovers and fittings must be
listed for manufactured housing exterior use
and be the same size as the main unit pipe.
Do not use tools to connect or remove the
flexible connector quick disconnect.
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8.4.5 Testing prior to connection to
mains
Even though the gas system was tested
at the factory, it is essential that it be re-
checked for leaks at the site. DO NOT AP-
PLY PRESSURE IN EXCESS OF THOSE
SPECIFIED BELOW OR YOU MAY DAM-
AGE GAS VALVES AND/OR PRESSURE
REGULATORS. Conduct one of the follow-
ing two tests when the air and piping tem-
peratures are nearly equal and will remain
stable.
8.4.5.1 Piping Only Test
Close all appliance shut-off valves. At-
tach a pressure gauge calibrated in ounces
at the home gas inlet. Pressurize the system
with air to at least 3 psi (48 oz.). Isolate the
pressure source from the system. The gauge
must stand for at least 10 minutes with no
drop in pressure. If any pressure loss occurs,
check all joints in the piping system and at all
shut-off valves with soapy water or bubble
solution until the leaks are located. DO NOT
BUBBLE CHECK WITH SOLUTIONS
CONTAINING AMMONIA. Repair the leaks
and retest until the pressure holds.
8.4.5.2 Test of Entire System
Close all gas equipment controls and
pilot light valves according to the individual
gas equipment manufacturer's instructions.
Assure that gas shut-off valves for all gas
equipment are in the OPEN position. Attach
a pressure gauge calibrated in ounces at the
home gas inlet. Pressurize the system with
air to at least 6 oz. but less than 8 oz. Check
all gas shut-off valves and flex line connec-
tions to valves and appliances for leaks, us-
ing soapy water or bubble solution. DO NOT
BUBBLE CHECK WITH SOLUTIONS
CONTAINING AMMONIA. Repair any leaks
found, and retest. Close all equipment shut-
off valves upon completion of testing.
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8.4.6 Connection procedures
Inspect gas appliance vents to ensure
they have been connected to the appliance,
and make sure that roof jacks are installed
and have not come loose during transit. Have
the gas system connected to the gas supply
only by an authorized representative of the
gas company.
8.4.7 Gas appliance start-up procedures
One at. a time, open each equipment
shut-off valve, light pilots and adjust burners
according to each appliance manufacturer's
instructions. MAKE SURE THE WATER
HEATER IS FILLED WITH WATER BEFORE
LIGHTING ITS PILOT Check the operation
of the furnace and water heater thermostats
and set them to the desired temperatures. To
help prevent scalding, set the water heater
no higher than 120 F.
8.5 Heating oil systems
Homes equipped with oil burning fur-
naces must have their oil supply tank and pip-
ing installed on site. These items are not sup-
plied by Champion. Consult the oil furnace
manufacturer's instructions for proper pipe
sizing and installation procedures. ALL OIL
STORAGE TANK AND PIPING INSTALLA-
TIONS MUST MEET ALL APPLICABLE LO-
CAL REGULATIONS AND SHOULD BE
MADE ONLY BY EXPERIENCED, QUALI-
FIED PERSONNEL. Oil piping and materi-
als completed on site shall be new and free
from defects. The piping and materials shall
have a melting point greater than 1450 de-
grees f. The steel, wrought iron, threaded
copper, brass copper tubing or steel tubing
must conform to applicable standards. Pip-
ing shall be sized in accordance with 24 CFR
3280. 706 (c). and constructed with joints con-
forming to 3280. 706 (d) through (g). The
piping must also be graded to eliminate air
locks and it must be supported 4' on center
and secured within 6" of the supply connec-
tions. The entire system shall be tested for
leakage.
8.5.1 Tank installation requirements
Unless the home is installed in a com-
munity with a centralized oil distribution sys-
tem, you must install an oil storage tank out-
side the home. Locate the tank where it is
accessible for service and supply and safe
from fire and other hazards.
8.5.1.1 Vaporizing (gravitpfeed)
furnaces
Install oi I tanks that feed vaporizing -type
oil furnaces so that oil flows freely by gravity.
To achieve efficient gravity flow, install the
tank so that its bottom is at least 8" above
the level of the furnace's oil control and its
t6p is within 8' of the oil control level.
8.5.1.2 Gun (pump -fed) furnaces
Since the furnace includes a fuel pump,
the tank may be installed above or below
ground. For tanks installed below ground, do
not exceed the lifting capacity of the pump,
and extend the filler neck 1'above grade and
provide a 1-1/4" dia. minimum vent pipe ex-
tending at least 2' above grade.
8.5.1.3 Sloping and diaining
requirements
Regardless of the type of oil furnace or
the tank location, install the tank to provide a
gradual slope t6ward the fill end or drain plug
(if so equipped). This facilitates pumping or
draining of water or sludge.
8.5.2 Shut-off valve and fuel line filter
Install an accessible and approved
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tank outlet. Champion also recommends in-
stalling a suitable filter in the fuel line near
the tank to trap dirt and water.
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8.5.3 Leak test procedure
Before operating the system, check for
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leaks in the tank and supply piping. Fill the
tank to capacity with fuel and examine all
joints in the system for leakage.
8.5.4 Winterizing . N
Champion recommended using a fuel oi I
winterized to prevent the oil from jelling at
low temperatures.
8.5.5 Hot Water Base Board Heat
All crossovers to be made with sweat fit-
tings, copper unions or other approved metal
connections.
8.6 Electricity
A large enough power supply must be
available at the site. An inadequate power
supply may result in improper operation of,
and possible,damage to, motors and appli-
ances. It may also increase your electricity
costs. The current rating in amperes of your
home can be found on the tag located out-
side next to the feeder or service entrance
and also on the electrical distribution panel.
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8.6.1 Description and rating of house
wiring
The home is designed for connection to
an electrical wiring system rated at 120/240
volt AC. PROPER AND SAFE CONNECTION
DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF SUPPLY SYS-
TEM THE HOME IS EQUIPPED WITH. The
connection t6this home may be a feeder re-
quiring wiring at the site, or the connection to
this home may be a service equipment meter
base. The following paragraphs describe the
wiring and grounding of electrical feeders; if
the home is equipped with a service equip-
ment meter base, skip directly to Section
8.6.4.4.
8.6.2 Proper feeder wire andjunction
box material and size
The main breaker and the label on the
electrical distribution panel give the feeder
current capacity in amperes. Using this in-
formation, determine the required feeder size
from the following tables. These sizes -are
based on an ambient temperature of 860F.
and do not take voltage drop into con-
sideration.
8.6.2.1 Overhead Feeders
Homes equipped,with overhead (mast
weatherhead) feeder entrances contain all
necessary conduit to the.electrical distribu-
tion panel. However, you must install feeder
conductors (not provided) on site. Refer to
Fig. 8.8 on page 68.
8.6.2.2 Underground feeders
Homes with an under -the -floor entrance
come with a permanent ly-attached conduit
raceway that runs from the electrical distrib-
ution panel to a point under the floor. Install
an approved conduit fitting or junction box at
the termination point. Refer to Figure 8.9 on
page 68.
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8.6.3 Grounding of homes with feeder
connections
8.6.3.1 Necessity
The home must be grounded properly to
protect the occupants. The only safe and
approved method of grounding your feeder -
connected home is through the grounding bar
in the electrical distribution panel. This bar
grounds all noncurrent.carrying metal parts
of the electrical system at a single point.
8.6.3.2 Procedure
The ground conductor of the power sup-
ply feeder cable connects the grounding bar
to a good electrical ground. The grounding
electrode should be an 8' length of 1/2" dia.
copper rod or 3/4" galvanized steel pipe.
Drive it into the ground at least 12" below the
surface and 2 -1/2' -deep trench. Connect the
grounding electrode with a grounding clamp.
Insulate the grounded circuit conductor
(neutral or white wire) from the grounding con-
ductors (green wires) and from equipment
enclosures and other grounded -parts. Insu-
late neutral circuit terminals in the distribu-
tion panel board, ranges, clothes dryers, and
counter -mounted cooking units from the
equipment enclosure. Bonding screws, straps
or buses in the distribution panel board or in
appliances, should have been removed and
discarded at the manufacturing facility.
You must provide the required continu-
ity of ground between sections of multisection
homes. This bonding connection is commonly
made with a #8.AWG bare copper wire or
other approved positive connection between
the parts (Figure 8.10 on page 69), using ap-
proved grounding lugs with bolts, star wash-
ers and nuts, or self -tapping screws that are
shipped with the home.
8.6.3.3 Unacceptable methods of
grounding homes
Grounding to a water pipe, through the
home's hitch caster will not satisfy the impor-
tant grounding requirement. Never use the
neutral conductor of the feeder cable as a
ground wire. Do not ground the neutral bar in
the electrical distribution panel.
8.6.4. Connection methods
Connections should be made only by a
qualified electrician using one of the follow-
ing methods:
8.6.4.130 A feeder cord
The home may be equipped with a per-
manently -connected 30 amp. feeder cord
stored in a compartment under the floor. If
so, it is ready to be plugged into a 30 -amp.,
2 -pole, 3 -wire, 120 volt grounding service re-
ceptacle after electrical tests have been com-
pleted (see Section 8.6.6). MANY HOMES
ARE EQUIPPED FOR 100 AMP. OR
GREATER SERVICE. UNLESS THIS HOME
IS EQUIPPED FOR ONLY 30 AMP SERVICE,
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE A FEEDER
CORD OR 'PIGTAIL' CONNECTION. Con-
nect homes equipped for 100 amp or greater
service by one of the three following meth-
ods:
8.6.4.2 Mast weatherhead feeder
"The routing, connection and support of
the service drop must meet local codes.
Homes equipped this way contain all neces-
sary conduit to the electrical distribution
panel. However, feeder conductors (not pro-
vided) must be installed on sitein accordance
with Fig. 8.8 on page 68. If the masthead is
located above the roof overhang, allow a mini-
mum 8' clearance above all roof points the
conductors pass over. ' There are two excep-
tions to this rule: (1 ) Th6 vertical clearance
may be reduced to 3' if the roof has a mini-
mum slope of 4 in 12; and (2) The vertical
clearance may be reduced to 18" if no more
than 4'of service -drop conductors pass above
the roof overhang, and if they terminate at a
through -the -roof raceway or approved sup-
port. A minimum clearance must also be pro-
vided from the final grade to the service -drop
conductors. This measurement may vary from
10' to 18' depending on the types of traffic
anticipated below the service drop (refer to
the National Electric Code). Unless impracti-
cal, locate service heads above the point of
attachment of the service drop conductors
and make them rain -tight. If individual con-
ductors do not extend downward, form drip
loops.
8.6.4.3 Ufidersidejunct ' ion ' box feeder
. A raceway from the main panelboard to
the underside of tlie home allows for install-
ing an approved junction box or fitting, which
must be used to connect it to the supply'race-
way (see Figure 8.9 on page 68). Install prop-
erly sized conductors from the main power
supply to the panelboard. Refer to Figure 8.9
for conductor and junction box requirements.
The homeownei� or installer must provide the
supply connection including the feeder con-
ductors, junction box -and raceway connec-
tors. Protect conductors emerging from the
ground from a minimum 18" below grade to
8' above grade, or to the point of entrance to
the home. The distance measured from the
top surface of a buried cable, conduit or race-
way to the finished grade must meet mini-
mum burial requirements outlined in the Na-
tional Electric Code. Use a moisture -proof
bushing at the end of the conduit from which
the buried cable emerges.
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8.6.4.4 Service equipment meter base
Either an overhead or underground en-
trance may be provided. The exterior equip-
ment and enclosure must be weatherproof,
and conductors must be suitable for use in
wet locations. When a meter is provided on
the home, connect the neutral (white) con-
ductor to the system grounding (green) con-
ductor on the supply side of the main discon-
nect. Refer to Fig. 8. 11 on page 70 for typical
meter base installations and one method of
grounding the service equipment. The
homeowner must provide the grounding elec-
trode conductor(s). The grounding electrode
should be an 8' length of 1/2" dia. copper rod
or 3/4" galvanized steel pipe. Drive it into the
ground at least 12" below the surface and 2'
from the foundation, or bury it horizontally in
a 2 -1/2' -deep trench' Connect the grounding
conductor wire to the grounding electrode
with a grounding clam p. -.-
8.6.5 Crossover connections
I Refer to Figure 8.12 on page 71 for typical
crossover wiring connections, for multisection
homes (located along the centedine between the
sections). Crossover locations can be distin-
guished by metal junction boxes or access cover
panels. Remove these panels and connect the
enclosed wires as illustrated. Some crossover
connectors plug together and do not require juno-
tion boxes.
8.6.6 System test procedures and
equipment
8.6.6.1 Pre -connection tests
Conduct both of the following tests be -
M.
fore any electrical power is supplied to the
home:
8.6.6. 1.1 Circuit conductor continuity
Conduct'a continuity test by placing all
branch circuit breakers and switches controk
ling individual outlets in the "on" position. The
test should give no evidence of a connection'
between any of the supply conductors (includ-
ing the neutral) and the grounding circuit. You
may use a flashlight continuity tester.
8.6.6.1.2 Grounding continuity
Using a continuity tester, test all noncur-
rent -carrying metal parts to assure continu-
ity to ground. The parts to be checked include:
- appliance enclosures, including fans;
-fixture enclosures and canopies; metal
- siding and roofs;
- metal water supply and gas lines;
- metal ducts (except foil -covered insu
lated ducts);
- the home's frame.
On multisection units, perform this test
only after completing all electrical and bond-
ing connections between the units. NOTE:
GROUNDING IS NOT REQUIRED ON THE
METAL INLET OF A PLASTIC WATER SYS-
TEM OR ON PLUMBING FIXTURES SUCH
AS TUBS, FAUCETS, SHOWER RISERS,
AND METAL SINKS WHEN THEY ARE CON-
NECTED ONLY TO PLASTIC WATER AND
DRAIN PIPING.
8.6.6.2 Post -connection tests
Conduct the following three tests after
turning on the main circuit breaker and each
individual circuit breaker. CAUTION; ALLOW
THE WATER HEATER TO FILL COM-
PLETELY BEFORE ACTIVATING THE WA-
TER HEATER CIRCUIT. FAILURE TO DO
SO WILL CAUSE THE WATER HEATER EL-
EMENT TO BURN OUT, AN EVENT NOT
COVERED BY THE WARRANTY.
8.6.6.2.1 Polarity and grounding of
receptacles I
With receptacle and lighting circuits en-
ergized, check the polarity and grounding of
each 120 -volt receptacle and light socket
using a polarity tester capable of determining
an incorrect wiring configuration. A conver-
sion device may be required to test various
fixture bulb sizes and outlet configurations.
lhvestigate any indication of reversed polar-
ity, open grounds or shorts and correct it.
8.6.6.2.2 Ground Fault Circuit
Interruption (GFC1)
Make certain that all receptacles requir-
ing GFCl protection are in fact on the correct
circuit(s). Check each ground fault circuit in-
terrupter device by pushing the test button to
-determine if the power route to the receptacle
has been interrupted, or follow the man-
ufacturer's instructions. Replace any GFCI
that does not operate properly.
8.6.6.2.3 Operational checks
. Check all light fixtures by placing a bulb in
the socket and turning the switch on and off.
Using a pigtail light, check all 240 volt recep-
tacles to determine if both legs of the circuit are
powered. Check all 120 volt receptacles to be
sure that each is operational. Switched recep-
tacles require the switch to be turned on and
off. It is not necessary to check appliances, but
their power sources must be assured. Failure
of electrical wiring orfixtures requires repair and
retesting.
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Figure 8.8: Typical Overhbad Feeder Assembly
Clamp -
service
Color -coded
conductor:
red, black, white
and green
Roofline
Copper Conductor Size 750 Wire
Service
(Amps),
Wire Size (Awg)
Conduit
Size
Feeder Ground Neutfal
100
#3 #8 #3
1 1/4"
150
#0 #6 #3
1 1/2"
#0 #6 #3
#000 #6 #3
1 Ox 12x4
200
Figure 8.9: Typical Underside Feeder Assembly
Bushing Dy otr
Bushing by ott
Flex electrical
conduit with cc
coded wires b)
others
Th AnvCarnol e"
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Electrical raceway
Color -coded wires
to distribution panel
by others
Tie green with
green, black with
black, red with red,
white with ap-
proved connectors,
or hooked up direct
Junction box, if
required, by others
01. *YQO SAN
%OVIJIJCI %#ViIUU%,LVI 1-0 go
Service
(Amps)
Wire Size (
Conduit
Size
Box
Size
Feeder Ground I Neutral
100
#3 #8 #3
1 1/4"
1Ox1Ox4
150
#0 #6 #3
1 1/2"
1 Ox 12x4
200
#000 #6 #3
2"
12xl2x4
Figure 8.10: Multisection Frame Bonding
Front crossmembers
B HALF C-) C-� A HALF
Ground clamp with
screw
Ground wire should be the same
used on panel box
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Std. Load
Center
Meter Base Ground
on Metal Conduit
Ground Bar
To Chassis 5"—IJ !�M
see Notes #4
and #5
To Ground Rod 4'Coil
Under Home
-70
2" Conduit Min. with
2 1/2" IbI at Bends on
Extedor of Home
Residential Style
Meter Box -\
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—Neutral
Bar
#6 Cu Min
see Note #3
Bond Ground
and Neutral
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10. Grounding electr�de & clamp for direct
budal. per section 250-83, 1993 NEC.
Shall be supplied and installed by
contractor.
11. The main electrical distribution panel may
be mounted on the outside of an extedor
wall. Such equipment shall be listed for
exterior use and i nstalled per the
manufacturers instructions.
Copper Conductor Size 750 Wire
Service
(Amps)
. Wire
Size (Awg)
Conduit
Size
FeederTGrou.nd
Figure 8.11: Typical
Meter Base Installations and Gtounding
100
#3
#8
#3
1 1/4"
150
1 #0
Overhead
WfEsl:
1 1/2"
200
1 #000
#6
1
Wires must be installed from the panel box
to the meter,connections.
ApprovedWeathertight
2
See wire chart ior conductor size.
Extedor Wall
Meter Box See Note. #4
3.
Install a #6 cu ground wire and coil
approx. 4 ft.,
4.
Install a #8 cu bond wire from panel
ground bar to cha�sis for bonding.
Panel Board
5.
Install a bare #8 wire from panel bd.
through decking to chassis for bond wire.
6.
If thernain breaker in the panel box is
also the service disconnect, the panel
Conduit
box shall be mounted on an outside wall
Labelsee
or interior partition within one stud bay of
Note #9
6-
the outside wall. The service entrance
4'-0
M X.
conductors shall enter the hom -eat this -
Floor-,,,
M
n.
po int. Otherwise the meter box shall
contain a disconnect.
7.
2x6 blocking is required to support
Supplied and installed
meter box.
by contractor
8.
Panel board may be inverted if necessary.
Underground
9.
A red warning label shall be mounted
Clamp see
on or adjacent to the service equipment.
Grade
Note #10
The label shall state:
Ground Rod
... ................
see Note #10
............
............
.. ...... : __ ......
. . . . .... ...... . . . ...... . ... .....
........... . I
Std. Load
Center
Meter Base Ground
on Metal Conduit
Ground Bar
To Chassis 5"—IJ !�M
see Notes #4
and #5
To Ground Rod 4'Coil
Under Home
-70
2" Conduit Min. with
2 1/2" IbI at Bends on
Extedor of Home
Residential Style
Meter Box -\
I -_
—Neutral
Bar
#6 Cu Min
see Note #3
Bond Ground
and Neutral
I
10. Grounding electr�de & clamp for direct
budal. per section 250-83, 1993 NEC.
Shall be supplied and installed by
contractor.
11. The main electrical distribution panel may
be mounted on the outside of an extedor
wall. Such equipment shall be listed for
exterior use and i nstalled per the
manufacturers instructions.
Copper Conductor Size 750 Wire
Service
(Amps)
. Wire
Size (Awg)
Conduit
Size
FeederTGrou.nd
Neutral
100
#3
#8
#3
1 1/4"
150
1 #0
#6
1 - #3
1 1/2"
200
1 #000
#6
1 #3
2"
Figure 8.12: Electrical Crossove-rs
Standard: Junction Box
Conductors from distribution NM Cable for branch circuits,
panel board terminated in with suffcient length for crossover,
junction box coiled above access panel.
J unction box
"Steel Wire protectors shipped
loose for field installation.
1,41A cauie co
Dado joist for NM cable
—Access panels fastened to framing with
screws. Words "elec. access" painted
on panels.
Altemate: NM Cable Connector
The AMP Industries NM Cable connector for 15 and 20
amp circuit crossovers may be made without junction box
Access panels fastened to framing with
screws. Words "elecr-access" painted
Steel wire protectors shipped on panels.
loose for field installation. This home may be shipped with one or
more plug-in connectors. These
connectors are to be snapped together
on set-up. Connectors will be color -
coded and/or tagged to prevent mixing
of circuits. I
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Chapter 9 -. Final Inspection
Make a final inspection when home installation is complete to make sure that no items have
been overlooked and that all work was done properly. Place special emphasis on the following
"checklist" items:
9.1 Water and drain systems
Ail water and drain systems work prop-
erly and do not leak.
9.2 Appliance function and
operation I I
Appliances have been tested and work
properly.
,9-3 Windows, doors and drawers
All windows, doors and drawers work
properly; windows open & doors swing freely.
9.4 Exit windows -
One window in each bedroom is d6sig-
nated as a secondary exit to be used in case
of emergency. lEach exit window is labeled
as such with operating instructions. All ship-
ping hardware should be removed, and the
window should operate as explained in the
window manufacturer's instructions.
9.5 txtefior siding and trim
There are no gaps, voids, or missing fas-
teners.
9.6 Stack heads and vent pipe
flashings on roof
All stack head or vent pipe flashings are
properly attached and sealed.
9.7 Composition roof
All shingles are properly attached, none
are loose or missing, and all holes are filled.
square foot for every 150 square feet of floor
area of the home. The vent size must be in-
creased to allow for insect screens, slats, lou-
vres, etc., used over the open vent area.
9.9 Low -hanging trees and bushes
If there are any low -hanging trees or
bushes near your home, trim or cut them.
Think about the plants' possible movement
during windy conditions or under snow or ice
loads in limiting their future growth.
9. 10 Exhaust fan operation and air
flow
Check al I exhaust fans for proper opera-
tion and air flow.
9. 11 B ottomboard
Carefully inspect the bottom covering of
the home for loosening or tears from instal -
tion of pipes or wires. Seal openings around
the floor perimeter, pipes or pipe hangers and
splits or tears with weather -resistant tape.
Check for excessive "Bagging" indicating
possibility Of water from a leak.
9.12 Ground cover
Repair any cuts or tears in the ground
cover with tape.
9.13 Anchors and straps
Be sure the correct number of anchors
have been installed at the proper angle, and
that all straps have been tightened.
9.14 Interior details
9.8 Skirt venting Inspect for, and correct, all interior fin -
The skirting around the home has non- ishing details, such as loose moulding, car -
closing vents, located at or near each corner pet seams etc. The retailer's representative
as high as possible to cro'ss-venti late the en- should inspect the home with the homeowner,
tire space under the home. -The free area of give the homeowner a copy of the
these vents must be equal to_at least one Homeowner's Manual, and brief the -
I homeowner about maintaining the home.
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Chapter 10 - Relocating the Home
10. 1 Relocation of the home
If it is necessary to move the home,
HAVE IT MOVED BY A PROFESSIONAL
MANUFACTURED HOME MOVER, MAKE
SURE ENOUGH TEMPORARY WOOD
BLOCKING IS USED, and check the follow-
ing items:
10. 1. 1 New Zones
Check the roof and wind load and the
temperature requirements at the new loca-
tion. If the new requirements are greater than
those shown on your home's compliance cer-
tificate, check the cost of adapting the home
before moving. Otherwise, any resulting dam-
ages wi [I not be covered under your warranty,
and you may be held liable for any failures.
Check with Champion, your home retailer, or,
a qualified manufactured home mover about
making these home improvements.
10. 1. 2 Tires and axles
Replace any removed tires or axles as
required by the manufacturer. Be sure that
tires are inflated correctly, have at least 1/
16" tread, and do not have any cracks or
splits. Check and repair bearingsand brakes
as necessary.
10.1.3 Appliances
Secure appliances to prevent movement
during transportation.
10.1.4 Dust caps
. Place dust caps on the ends of all pipe
connections.
10. 1. 6 Transit of furniture and
belongings
Substantial damage may result.if furni-
ture, personal belongings, setup materials or
other items are stored in the home during
transit. TRANSIT DAMAGE IS NOT COV-
ERED UNDER YOUR WARRANTY.
10. 1. 7 Multisection homes
Reinstall temporary structural supports
and bracing materials before moving the
home. Cover open sides of sections with
weatherproof material such as 6 -mil plastic
sheeting. After the sections have been sepa-
rated, secure 2" x 6" shipping braces at the
front end and in the axle area! Place ridge
beam supports in open areas at a maximum
of 12'on center.
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10.1.5 Blocking during storage
Any home placed in storage, including
those on sales lots, must be immediately
blocked under each I-beam, both at the rear
of the home 'and midway between axles and
hitch, to prevent excessive deflection and
possible structural damage.
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P.O. Box 100
Henry, Tennessee 382211
Phone: (901) 243-2041
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