Manufactured Housing Commission public meetings in 2022
9 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission is meeting to discuss installer application appeals and re-hearings. The body will also address investigative subpoenas regarding outstanding fines for several mobile home moving companies.
- Request to lift Cease & Desist for Legacy Housing Corporation
- Investigative subpoena for A-1 Mobile Home Movers regarding $7,000.00 in fines
- Investigative subpoena for Budget Mobile Home Movers regarding $3,550.00 in fines
- Appeal by Frank Ward d/b/a Tiger Mobile Home Movers LLC regarding $3,000.00 in fines
- New license applications for Matthew Godsey, Tomika Tumblin, and Keith Fulton
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will meet to consider appeals regarding various fines totaling over $4,500. The agenda also includes reviewing a consumer complaint and processing new salesperson and installer license applications.
- Appeal of $2,250.00 in fines by Lloyd Ferdinand Jr. d/b/a Lloyd’s Auto & Towing SVC LLC
- Appeal of $750.00 fine by Ronald Robinson d/b/a Robinson Mobile Home Movers
- Appeal of $750.00 fine by Michael Landrum d/b/a Michael R. Landrum Inc.
- Appeal of $100.00 monthly report fine by Kent Schexnaydre d/b/a Schexnaydre Restoration and Construction LLC
- New license applications for Regan L. Dudley (salesperson) and Trenton J. Johnson d/b/a N Time Inc. (installer)
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will review license appeals, a $500 fine appeal, and a consumer complaint involving Clayton Homes. The body will also discuss base pad requirements for new and used manufactured home installations.
- Appeal of a $500 fine by Brian Miller d/b/a Rip’s Trucking Inc.
- License reconsideration for Emmanuel Williams d/b/a The Right Way Mobile Home Transport & Services LLC
- Discussion on base pad requirements for new and used installation law
- Review of retailer license application for Go Fresh Homes Management Company LLC
- Consumer complaint regarding a home purchased from Clayton Homes
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission is meeting to review fine appeals from three mobile home transport and construction businesses. The body will also discuss a consumer complaint regarding a manufactured home installation and review a new license application.
- Fine appeal from Ronald Robinson d/b/a Robinson Mobile Home Movers for $750.00
- Fine appeal from Jerry Parks d/b/a J & S Construction of Louisiana LLC for $750.00
- Fine appeal from Brandon Carey d/b/a C & C Mobile Home Transport LLC for $1,400.00
- Consumer complaint regarding Chris & Amanda McBride's home involving Cypress Manufactured Homes, Champion Home Builders, and Whittington Mobile Home Service
- New installer license application for D. and J. Trucking II LLC
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Commission will review several appeals involving mobile home park fines and unlicensed installations. The agenda also includes a retailer complaint regarding unreceived homes and new license applications.
- Appeal by Hickory Mobile Home Movers LLC regarding fines at Leo’s Mobile Home Park
- Retailer complaint filed by Marcia Whittington against Atchafalaya Homes
- Appeal by Derrick Celestine d/b/a D & J Trucking/Mobile Home Movers for a $1600.00 fine
- New license applications for Robert Duplechain and Andrew Brewer
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission is meeting to address appeals regarding installation fines and subpoenas for unlicensed work. The body will also review a new retailer license application and hear a consumer complaint.
- Appeal of $5,600.00 fine against Val’s Mobile Home Movers LLC
- Subpoena of Agustin Gonzales d/b/a Agustin Gonzales Warehouse Service for $4,600.00 debt
- Subpoena of A-1 Mobile Home Movers LLC regarding home elevation
- Subpoena of Wendy Holifield d/b/a Hickory Mobile Home Movers LLC regarding 26 homes not installed to code
- New license application for Green Acres Mobile Estates LLC-retailer
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission is reviewing an investigative subpoena regarding $5,600 in owed funds and uncorrected homes by Val’s Mobile Home Movers LLC. The body will also address a consumer complaint involving Gulf South Homes Inc. and Bubba Miller’s Mobile Home Movers.
- Investigative Subpoena regarding $5,600.00 owed by Val’s Mobile Home Movers LLC
- Consumer Complaint: Johnney Acosta vs Gulf South Homes Inc. and Bubba Miller’s Mobile Home Movers
- New License Application for salesperson Norman Simmons
- Review of March 15, 2022 Commission meeting minutes
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will meet to review new license applications for an installer and a salesperson. The agenda also includes reviewing February 2022 meeting minutes and hearing reports from the commission attorney and industry representatives.
- License application for Emmanuel Williams (installer)
- License application for Jason Hunter Noland (salesperson)
- Review of February 15, 2022, meeting minutes
- Reports from the Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission Attorney and Industry Association
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will review three specific consumer complaints regarding manufactured home repairs and inspections. The agenda also includes reviewing new license applications and receiving reports from the commission attorney and program administrator.
- Review of Robert Kennedy's complaint involving Clayton Homes, Russellville, and Randolph Mobile Home Movers LLC
- Review of James & Docia Bates' complaint involving Freedom Homes, Champion Home Builders Inc., and Daniel’s Mobile Home Movers LLC
- Review of Wayne & Kaye Lawson's complaint involving Homes Two Geaux, Cappaert Manufactured Housing, and CD&M Mobile Home Movers
- Discussion of new license applications
- Report from Inspector Danny Dunn regarding maintenance requirements for homes on retailer lots