Street naming and addressing in manufactured housing communities should follow existing local review and approval procedures. Street widths, designs Determined by state standards, with no regard to the varying needs of different localities in regards to public safety and other services. Determined by local government, conforming to width and design which accounts for public safety requirements. Hampers ability to provide quick emergency services and other services like school busing stops within the communities. Street width and design reviewed and determined by local standards, procedures, ordinances.
Residents pay local millage based on assessed value of the home.
Each manufactured residential unit should pay same rate as other local residents, based on assessed value of their home. Local ordinances Sheltered by state law from local ordinances. A manufactured housing ordinance can be established, but only if it includes the state standards set in the Mobile Home Commission Act and is approved by the Michigan Manufactured Housing Commission. Abide by local ordinance and inspection requirements. Manufactured housing community residents are denied many of the protections provided by local ordinances.