Manufactured Housing Commission public meetings in 2025
8 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will review a complaint about a manufactured home installation, hear a permit office inquiry, and receive reports from staff and industry representatives. The meeting also includes public comment and an executive session.
- Rebecca and Ariyel Mouton complaint against BSW Enterprise, LLC d/b/a BB’s Mobile Home Transport regarding manufactured home installation
- Terrebonne Parish Permit Office inquiry about inspecting manufactured home installations
- Reports from Kathy Benoit (Commission Attorney), Steve Duke (Louisiana Manufactured Housing Association), and inspectors Danny Dunn and Jeffrey Franklin
- Next Commission meeting scheduled for December 16, 2025
The commission approved the minutes from the October 21, 2025 meeting. Members voted to close an installation complaint filed by Rebecca and Ariyel Mouton against BSW Enterprise LLC, stating it is a civil matter. No new license applications were received.
- Approved October 21, 2025 meeting minutes
- Closed installation complaint against BSW Enterprise LLC (all in favor)
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will consider a salesperson license appeal from Makayla C. Dehart. The body will also review investigative subpoenas regarding debts owed by Terry’s Mobile Home Service and Bar L Manufactured Homes LLC.
- License appeal for Makayla C. Dehart
- Investigative subpoena for Terry Benjamin d/b/a Terry’s Mobile Home Service for $1,300.00
- Investigative subpoena for Paul Lambert d/b/a Bar L Manufactured Homes LLC for $1,500.00
- New retailer license application for C&C Mobile Home Resales
- Discussion of LMHC Future with Chief Brian Adams
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will meet to review permit requirements for manufactured homes in St. James Parish. The body will also receive updates on investigative subpoenas and reports from commission staff and inspectors.
- Discussion of St. James Parish Manufactured Home Permit Requirements
- Update on investigative subpoenas for Jerry Landry d/b/a Simoneaux’s Mobile Home Moving LLC
- Update on investigative subpoenas for Jon C d/b/a Whittington Mobile Home Service
- Review of August 19, 2025 meeting minutes
The Commission approved the minutes from the August 19, 2025 meeting. Members discussed St. James Parish permit requirements and received updates on two investigative subpoenas regarding mobile home services. No other substantive actions were taken.
- Approved August 19, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Commission will review a new developer license application from Lucky Community Homes LLC. The agenda also includes a consumer complaint filed by Kole Addison regarding a manufactured home.
- License application: Lucky Community Homes LLC-developer
- Consumer complaint: Kole Addison (filed July 2024)
The Commission approved a developer license for Lucky Community Homes LLC. It also ordered a new inspection for a consumer complaint filed by Kole Addison and added St. James Parish requirements to the September agenda.
- Approved developer license for Lucky Community Homes LLC
- Approved motion for a second inspection regarding Kole Addison's consumer complaint
- Added St. James Parish requirements to the September agenda
- Dispensed with the reading of the July 15, 2025 minutes
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will consider two appeals of fines: Bourgeios Homes Inc. and Fleur De Lis Home Center appeal $8,500 for selling homes without a license, and The Right Way Mobile Home Movers & Transport Service LLC appeals a $750 fine for improper installation. The commission will also discuss investigatory subpoenas issued to three companies for failing to correct installation issues and owing a total of $4,200. New license applications for a salesperson and a retailer will be reviewed.
- Bourgeios Homes Inc. and Fleur De Lis Home Center appeal $8,500 in fines for unlicensed home sales.
- The Right Way Mobile Home Movers & Transport Service LLC appeals a $750 fine for not installing a home to code.
- Subpoenas issued to Jerry Landry, Jon C, and Thomas Oliver for uncorrected installations and unpaid fees totaling $4,200.
- New license applications: Makayla C. Dehart (salesperson) and Riverstone Homes LLC (retailer).
- Discussion of companies that lift manufactured or modular homes for flood-zone purposes.
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will meet to elect a new chairperson and create a dispute resolution process. The body will also hear three appeals regarding fines for licensing and code violations.
- Appeal of $5,000 fine by Regional Enterprises LLC d/b/a Regional Homes of Monroe
- Appeal of $5,000 fine by Beau-Cal Inc. d/b/a Beau-Cal mobile Home Repair & Supply
- Appeal of $600 fine by Kent Schexnaydre d/b/a Schexnaydre Restoration & Construction LLC
- Election of a new chairperson per La. R.S. 51:911.26(B)(2)
- Creation of a dispute resolution process per La. R.S. 51:911.26(4)
The Commission elected Robert Parks as chairperson and Gary Millet Sr. as vice chair. The board reduced fines by 50% for Regional Homes of Monroe and Beau-Cal Inc., and partially waived a fine for Schexnaydre Restoration & Construction LLC. No dispute resolution process was formally adopted, though the need for a written process was discussed.
- Elected Robert Parks as chairperson
- Elected Gary Millet Sr. as vice chair
- Approved April 15, 2025 meeting minutes
- Reduced $5,000 fine for Regional Homes of Monroe by 50%
- Reduced $5,000 fine for Beau-Cal Inc. by 50%
- Imposed $100 fine for Schexnaydre Restoration & Construction LLC and waived $500 fine if corrected in 30 days
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Commission will review a subpoena regarding a consumer complaint involving Lagos Mobile Home Services. Members will also consider retailer license renewals and new salesperson applications.
- Subpoena issuance for parties and signed work orders related to Patricia Self's complaint
- Retailer license renewal application for Country Road Homes LLC
- New retailer application for Specialville Estates MHC LLC
- New salesperson application for Jennifer Lynn Dickinson
- Discussion of Welcome Home Act requirements
The Commission ordered a retailer and installer to make roof, hot water, and sewer repairs for a consumer within 30 days. The board also issued conditional approvals for two retailer licenses and denied one sales application due to a failed background check.
- Approved February 18, 2025, meeting minutes
- Ordered True Homes Manufactured Housing and Lagos Mobile Home Services to repair roof, hot water, and sewer system within 30 days of invoice receipt
- Approved Country Road Homes LLC retailer license pending lot compliance verification
- Approved motion for Troxie Snearl to develop Welcome Home Act procedure
- Approved Specialville Estates MHC LLC retailer license upon reaching one-year mark
- Denied Jennifer Lynn Dickinson sales application due to failed background check
Manufactured Housing Commission
The Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission will review subpoenas related to consumer complaints against Kabco Builders Inc. and Lagos Mobile Home Services. The body will also consider an appeal of a $500.00 fine and review new license applications in executive session.
- Subpoenas for Willie Lane Sonnier and Kabco Builders Inc. regarding a November 2020 home purchase
- Subpoenas for Patricia Self and Lagos Mobile Home Services regarding a February 2023 home purchase
- Appeal by Step By Step Mobile Home Movers LLC of a $500.00 fine
- License applications for Francine Sharpley, Jennifer Lee Whitlock, and Harold J. Thibodeaux
The Commission approved the issuance of sales licenses for Francine Sharpley, Jennifer Lee Whitlock, and Harold J. Thibodeaux. It ordered Kabco Builders Inc. to perform necessary repairs on a consumer's home and upheld a $500 fine for Step By Step Mobile Home Movers LLC.
- Approved November 19, 2024 meeting minutes
- Ordered Kabco Builders Inc. to make necessary repairs to Willie Lane Sonnier's home
- Voted to subpoena Lagos Mobile Home Services and request service records
- Imposed $500 fine on Step By Step Mobile Home Movers LLC
- Issued license to Francine Sharpley
- Approved sales license for Jennifer Lee Whitlock
- Approved sales license for Harold J. Thibodeaux