Manufactured Housing Commission public meetings in 2021
6 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will review new installer and salesperson license applications. The body will also address subpoenas regarding complaints against True Homes LLC involving alleged forgery and delivery delays.
- License application for The Right Way Mobile Home Transport & Service’s LLC-installer
- License application for Jaried Heath Harigrove-salesperson
- Subpoena of Shalonda Harris and True Homes LLC regarding alleged check forgery
- Subpoena of Victoria Carter's retailer complaint against True Homes LLC
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will hear a subpoena case involving Shalonda Harris and True Homes LLC over an alleged forged signature on a check for a home purchased through Restore Louisiana. They will also consider an appeal from Turbos Mobile Home Transport against a $1,000 fine for transporting a home without a license. A consumer complaint from Mark Daigle about installation issues with a Clayton Homes unit from Spartan Homes will be discussed, along with new license applications and reports.
- Subpoena: Shalonda Harris and True Homes LLC d/b/a True Homes Manufactured Housing for alleged forged signature on check for home purchased through Restore Louisiana
- Appeal: Turbos Mobile Home Transport appealing $1,000 fine for transporting a home without a license
- Consumer complaint: Mark Daigle vs. Spartan Homes of Lake Charles over Clayton Homes-Waco 1 installation; factory has one item left to correct
- New license application: Nathaniel Savoy for installer license
- Reports from Commission Attorney, LMHA, Lieutenant Claiborne, inspectors, and Program Administrator
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Commission will consider multiple subpoenas for non-compliance, including a $900 fine owed by Jessie F. Smith Jr., and cease & desist orders for unlicensed home installations. Consumer complaints against manufacturers and installers will also be discussed. A request to suspend continuing education due to the pandemic is on the agenda.
- Subpoena for Jessie F. Smith Jr. regarding $900 fine and cease & desist
- Subpoena for John Simmons (Bayou Mobile Home Transporters) for incomplete corrections
- Subpoena for Rebecca Menard (Budget Mobile Home Movers) for Zone 1 home installed in Zone 2
- Consumer complaint against True Homes LLC for forging signature and not making repairs
- Cease & desist for Aleeah Lynn Antee and James Churchman for installing homes without a license
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission is reviewing subpoenas for several businesses regarding failure to correct home repairs and unpaid installation fines. The commission will also consider new license applications for a developer and a retailer.
- Subpoena of Daniel Chase (Southwest Sales and Movers) regarding two uncorrected homes
- Subpoena of Jon C. Whittington (Whittington Mobile Home Service) regarding one uncorrected home
- Investigative subpoena for John Simmons (Bayou Mobile Home Transporters LLC) over $3,000 in installation fines
- Investigative subpoena for Jessie F. Smith (Trinity Mobile Home Service) regarding permit and record-keeping fines
- New license applications from GCE Services LLC and Vilardo Mobile Homes
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will hear an appeal of a $1,000 fine against Mark W. Harmon d/b/a Harmon Mobile Home Movers/Levelers for transporting a Zone 1 home in a Zone 2 area. The commission will also consider issuing a cease-and-desist order against Orel J. Ledet, who is not licensed and has about 10 homes in Henderson. Additionally, the commission will review a new installer license application from Cody Foret and discuss whether a LA One Call receipt is acceptable proof when utility lines prevent anchoring homes.
- Appeal of $1,000 fine by Mark W. Harmon d/b/a Harmon Mobile Home Movers/Levelers for transporting a Zone 1 home in a Zone 2 area
- Cease-and-desist order against Orel J. Ledet for unlicensed development, sale, repair, or rental of about 10 homes in Henderson
- New installer license application from Cody Foret
- Discussion on whether LA One Call receipt is acceptable proof when utility lines prevent anchoring homes
- Reports from commission attorney, Louisiana Manufactured Housing Association, lieutenant, and inspectors
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will consider appeals of fines totaling over $32,000 against two companies for unlicensed activities. They will also review a consumer complaint about a manufactured home repair, retailer complaints, and new license applications. The meeting includes reports from the commission attorney and program administrator.
- A to Z Mobile Home Movers appealing $29,000 fine for installing 29 homes without a license and $500 for recordkeeping
- Brian Miller d/b/a Rip's Trucking Inc. appealing $2,500 fine for selling a home without a license and other violations
- Consumer complaint: David Skeem Leblanc Jr. vs. Legacy Housing Corporation, Heritage Housing, and Theriot's Mobile Home Movers
- Retailer complaint: Paul & Rachael Marcotte vs. Bourgeois Homes over incomplete sale
- New license applications: SCM Property LLC, Davie Shoring Inc., CTM Homes II LLC, and others