Where can I place a mobile or manufactured home in the county?
Any type of mobile or manufactured home may be placed on an operating farm of 40 acres or more for either the owner, a blood relative or an employee of the farm. Manufactured homes 1976 and newer may be placed in zoned mobile home parks. Residential designed manufactured homes (ones with pitched roof and shingles, wood or vinyl siding and on a permanent foundation) may be placed on single tracts (under 40 acres) that are zoned agriculture and are not in an area of the county planned for residential development. These manufactured homes must not be more than 5 years old at the time the permit is applied for.

Residential designed manufactured homes with a minimum width of 22 feet (commonly referred to as a double wide), and with a pitched roof with shingles and wood or vinyl siding may be placed anywhere a site built home is permitted, as long as there are no private restrictive covenants prohibiting them. If you have any questions, please contact Planning and Zoning.

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1. When is a building permit needed?
2. What is the cost of a building permit?
3. How many acres do I need to build a house?
4. Where can I place a mobile or manufactured home in the county?
5. What do I need to apply for a building permit?
6. Will I have to rezone the property?
7. What do I need to do to rezone?
8. What is a plat and who can prepare one?
9. Does the county have building codes?
10. What are restrictive covenants?