Manufactured Housing Commission public meetings in 2020
7 substantive meetings from 2020, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will consider appeals of fines from A to Z Mobile Home Movers ($29,000 for installing 29 homes without a license) and A-1 Mobile Home Movers ($1,000 for installing a Wind Zone 1 home in a Wind Zone 2 area), as well as Sarah Achord's appeal of $3,200 in fines. The meeting also includes review of a new salesman license application and reports from the commission attorney, industry association, and program administrator.
- A to Z Mobile Home Movers appealing $29,000 fine for 29 unlicensed installations
- A-1 Mobile Home Movers appealing $1,000 fine for wind-zone mismatch
- Sarah Achord d/b/a Achord's Mobile Transport LLC appealing $3,200 in fines
- New salesman license application from Kent Duplantis
- Reports from attorney, association, inspectors, and program administrator
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Commission will review salesperson license applications and appeals regarding fines. The meeting also includes the reading of previous meeting minutes and a new retailer license application.
- Appeal of $3,200.00 in fines by Sarah Achord d/b/a Achord’s Mobile Transport LLC
- Denial of Katelyn Miller salesperson application
- Denial of Tim Booth salesperson application
- New license application for D & J Mobile Homes-retailer
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission is meeting to hear an appeal regarding installation fines and a complaint against a moving company. The body will also review new salesman license applications and discuss continuing education for the year.
- Appeal by Johnny Phelps d/b/a M.H.P. LLC regarding $2,200.00 in fines for installation and record-keeping violations
- Installation complaint involving A-1 Mobile Home Movers LLC, Kimberly Paxton, and Jeremy Beavers
- License applications for salesmen Christian Romero, Katelyn Miller, and Tim Booth
- Discussion on whether to provide continuing education this year
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will consider two consumer complaints involving unfinished homes and subpoenas, and review denied license applications. It will also consider new salesman license applications and receive reports from staff and state police. The meeting is held via Zoom due to the COVID-19 public health emergency.
- Consumer complaint by David Skeem Leblanc Jr. regarding unfinished repairs; subpoenas issued to Legacy Housing Plant 2, Heritage Housing, and Theriot’s Mobile Home Movers
- Consumer complaint by Nathaniel & Celeste Neigel regarding incomplete home; subpoenas issued to Platinum Homes, Affordable Homes of Louisiana, and Zach’s Mobile Home Movers
- License reconsideration for Montrell Dukes (denied developer license for lack of one year salesman experience)
- License reconsideration for Jana Johnson and Lisa Luneau (denied retailer license for not qualifying)
- New salesman license applications: Howard W. Smith, William Glaub, Jacqueline Grenfell, Stefan Ross Broussard
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will consider 11 new license applications for salespersons, developers, retailers, and installers. The meeting also includes reading of previous minutes, public comment, and reports from staff and the association.
- New license applications: Rodrick Dewayne Russell (salesperson), James Chad Walton (salesperson), B1 Holdings LLC (developer), Diadem Appraisals LLC (developer), Johnson Luneau Sales LLC (retailer), Chad Romero (installer), Elizabeth Vallejo (salesperson), Justin Richardson (salesperson), Tyler James Beasley (salesperson), Oak Manor Properties LLC (developer), Stephen Phillip Kovac (installer)
- Public comment period on license applications
- Reports from commission attorney, housing association, lieutenant, inspectors, and program administrator
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will discuss several consumer complaints involving repairs and inspections of manufactured homes. The body will also consider new license applications for various salespeople, retailers, and developers.
- Review of consumer complaint regarding Legacy Housing Corporation, Heritage Housing, and LeBlanc’s Mobile Home Movers LLC
- Review of consumer complaint involving Southern Energy Homes, Homeplus Manufactured Housing Inc., and Hibbs Mobile Home Transport
- Review of consumer complaint involving Cavalier Home Builders, Denham Springs Housing, and B&S Mobile Home Transport
- Appeal regarding Ronald Robinson d/b/a Robinson Mobile Home Movers for installation without required engineered plans
- New license applications for Rodrick Dewayne Russell, TTARP Investments, REA Development LLC, Jordan Coulter, and Kevin C. Kempff
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will review a consumer complaint regarding repairs for a manufactured home and an appeal of $1,600 in fines. The commission will also consider new license applications for several individuals and entities.
- Review of consumer complaint involving Legacy Housing Corporation, Heritage Housing, and LeBlanc’s Mobile Home Movers LLC
- Appeal by Harold W. Wilson regarding $1,600 in fines for three homes not installed to code
- New license applications for Rodrick Dewayne Russell, TARP Investments, and REA Development LLC
- Reading of December 17, 2019 meeting minutes