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FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
MANUFACTURED HOME FIRST ARTICLE INSPECTION CHECKLIST
1. FEMA Unit Identification Number 2. Date of Inspection
| 3. Serial Number | 4. Factory Location of the Inspection | 5. US Government Barcode | |
| (added after inspection) | 6. Weather Conditions(External Temperature, humidity ) |
7. Printed Name of Exterior Inspector 8. Signature of Exterior Inspector 9. Date
10. Printed Name of Interior Inspector 11. Signature of Interior Inspector 12. Date
| 13. | Recommendation to Accept / Deny | 14. Final Acceptance (Signature and Print Name) | |
| * | ACCEPT unit as is | ||
| * | DENY unit as is |
| 15. Unit Details | 16. Unit Type | 17. Instructions | |
| 1 Bedroom | * | Manufacturer | • Indicate with an X in the Pass or Fail column if the unit passes or fails the requirement. |
• When Requirements includes measurements, indicate measurement in the Notes column.
• Supplement checklist with additional information in the Notes column.
• Attach to this checklist a copy of the unit floor plan. Circle or mark areas that do not meet Requirements, and include the reference number.
• If Exterior and Interior Inspector is same person, then write "Same" in 10-12.
• If necessary, reattach all four pages before submitting checklist.
| 2 Bedroom | * | ||||||
| 3 Bedroom | * | ||||||
| Northern | * | Year | |||||
| Southern | * | ||||||
| UFAS | * | ||||||
| NON UFAS | * | ||||||
| EXTERIOR | |||||||
| Exterior Condition | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |||
| 18. | Reserved for future use | ||||||
| 19. | Axles include grease fitting that are secured from environmental conditions when not being accessed during maintenance | ||||||
| 20. | If no shrink wrap, not covered in or has residue of materials including oil, tar, or grease | ||||||
| 21. | Manufacturer removed exterior shipping materials, like plastic, wrap, nails, etc. | ||||||
| 22. | Reserved for future use | ||||||
| 23. | Window screens secured with removable, reusable, non-corrosive shipping clips. No Tape or other temporary securing methods | ||||||
| 24. | Tires are new, size 8.00 x 14.5, Series "E," or better and not defective | ||||||
| 25. | Tire rims clamps, bolts, nuts, and related hardware are new | ||||||
| 26. | Adequate number of axles as per contract (to be filled in after award) | ||||||
| 27. | Verify all homes are equipped with new DAPIA approved axle assemblies | ||||||
| 28. | Transportation system components installed with locking nuts or lock washers | ||||||
| Exterior Documentation | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |||
| 29. | Documentation that the weight of the unit does not exceed the allowable weight for the number of axles provided | ||||||
| 30. | HUD label placed on unit exterior | ||||||
| 31. | Manufactured Home Serial Number stenciled in white or contrasting color, 2” tall on the tongue. Must match stamped serial number and serial number on HUD data plate. | ||||||
| 32. | Unit number placard on exterior left front corner between 3" from the bottom of adjacent roof eve and no more than 3" from left edge of unit | ||||||
| 33. | The contractor furnished three (3) sets of keys for homes procured. Keys are secured on a rust-proof ring or wire. The unit keys have an identification tag with the manufactured home serial / VIN number on one side and space for the bar code on the other side. | ||||||
| 34. | Manufactured Home ID is black, 3" high, and 2' from bottom of roof line | ||||||
| Drawbar | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |||
| 35. | Painted Blue if Northern unit , Red if Southern unit, Green if CONUS Unit | ||||||
| 36. | Drawbar welded (not bolted), made of 12" I-beam, and centered for towing | ||||||
| 37. | Verify All welds are continuous | ||||||
| 38. | Verify All welds are primed and painted with rust preventative paint | ||||||
| Exterior | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |||
| 39. | Reserved for future use | ||||||
| 40. | Verify length: 3BR - NTE 60'; 2BR- proposed by vendor; Express Unit not less that 44' and NTE 48' | ||||||
| 41. | Verify width: 3BR - NTE 14'; 2BR- NTE 14'; Express Unit not less that 8' and NTE 8.5' | ||||||
| 42. | Verify Area: 3BR - Max 840sqft; 2BR- Max 740sqft; Express Unit Min 352sqft, Max 408sqft | ||||||
| 43. | All exterior openings such as windows, doors, drain pipes, etc., are caulked to prevent air and moisture penetration. All exterior penetrations (e.g. doors, windows, vents, exterior lighting, and power outlets) should be equipped with ice and water shields | ||||||
| 44. | Verify that each home is equipped with vertical and diagonal anchor straps. | ||||||
| 45. | Verify that all exposed surfaces of the entire frame are completely coated after welding. This coating must be waterproof. The serial number should be painted with rust resistant contrasting color paint, 2 inches (2”) tall | ||||||
| 46. | All exterior penetrations are properly sealed and caulked | ||||||
| 47. | Siding is light grey, manufacturer's full vinyl siding or similar material | ||||||
| 48. | Ensure all roof assemblies include non-rust drip edge. Drip edges should not have joints over the doors or windows | ||||||
| 49. | All roof penetrations (e.g. vents) are equipped with ice and water shields. An ice and water shield, consisting of at least two layers of underlayment cemented together or a self-adhering polymer modified bitumen sheet, must be provided and extend from the lowest edges of all roof surfaces to at least twenty-four inches (24”) beyond the exterior wall. | ||||||
| 50. | Roof shingles are white or light colored composition shingle | ||||||
| 51. | Reserved for future use | ||||||
| 52. | Bottom board is secured, moisture resistant under whole unit, prevents rodents from entering, and allows for cross tie anchoring buckles | ||||||
| 53. | UL-approved weatherproof exterior light fixtures exist at each exterior door, are metal with non-breakable globe, have CFL bulb equal to 60 watt incandescent(does the incandescent light will be installed at the time of delivery?), and have interior wall switch near door the light serves | ||||||
| 54. | Exterior heat tape receptacle is a single outlet with weatherproof case, is within two feet of water pipe inlet, and is not a GFCI | ||||||
| 55. | Weatherproof outdoor duplex receptacle flush mounted on exterior wall about 5' from water inlet, and 6" up from floor level | ||||||
| 56. | Northern units have one additional weatherproof(Non GFCI) outdoor duplex receptacle within 2 feet of water pipe inlet | ||||||
| 57. | Wooden board or other material installed to deflect or prevent damage to “Bottom Board” or other items above the tires. Material will not rot or rust |
| 58. | HVAC cover exists(Verify that the cover is not broken) |
| 59. | Metal service entrance junction box mounted to floor joist between I-beam and sidewall, 8" maximum between box and floor joist. Box within 10' of right rear of unit without blocking exit |
| 60. | Verify that the Junction box is rated NEMA 3 or better |
| 61. | Verify that the Junction Box Size is 12"X 12"X 4"(minimum) |
| 62. | Verify that the Service Entrance Junction Box connected to the circuit breaker panel |
| 63. | Exterior doors are 36” x 76,” hinged toward rear of unit, and do not block/touch windows when open |
| 64. | Exterior doors have 1 peephole 5' 3" from finished floor AND 1 peephole 3' 7" from finished floor |
| 65. | Each exterior door is an industry standard thirty-six by seventy-six (36” x 76”) minimum insulated fiberglass or steel door with a minimum R 3.5 rated insulation. |
| 66. | When facing the unit from the drawbar the front door should be on the left side and the rear door should be on the right side near the back. The doors should not be on the same side |
| 67. | The fixture is a metal, 150-degree motion-sensing twin flood security light |
| 68. | All exterior penetrations (e.g. lighting and power outlets) are properly sealed and caulked with proper material and equipped with ice and water shields. |
| 69. | One (1) weatherproof outdoor duplex receptacle is flush mounted on the exterior wall of the home, approximately five feet (5’) forward of the water inlet and approximately six inches (6”) up from the floor level. |
| 70. | Roof penetrations capped with a galvanized metal cap. No rubber grommets |
| Mark Location of Exterior Damage |
71. Left Side
72. Right Side
73. Front 74. Back
75. Roof
76. Undercarriage
| INTERIOR | |||||
| INTERIOR | |||||
| Living Room | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 77. | 1 futon(Metal or wood frame only with) with a mattress and a cover , 1 arm chair(constructed of non-permeable material such as wood, without fabric covering), 1 coffee table, and 1 end table exist and are in new condition | ||||
| 78. | Verify All furniture assembled with all packing material removed from the manufactured home. | ||||
| 79. | Verify that the Furniture is not Damaged | ||||
| 80. | Verify that the Furniture free from sharp, abrasive surfaces and edges | ||||
| 81. | Wired Telephone Outlet jack installed (Have the contractor Open and check for connection) | ||||
| 82. | Wired Cable Television Outlet jack installed(Have the contractor Open and Check for Connection) | ||||
| Kitchen | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 83. | 3 sets of keys with serial / VIN number and space for barcode, placed in sink. Verify that the keys are pertinent for each unit | ||||
| 84. | Have the contractor to Verify Functionality of the GFCI receptacles that are in the kitchen area above the counter( Have the contractor to Press "Test" for each GFCI outlet for functionality ) | ||||
| 85. | Minimum of 4 GFCI Receptacles above the counter top exist in the kitchen | ||||
| 86. | Verify that all appliances are high-efficiency and Energy Star qualified | ||||
| 87. | The MH is equipped with a 30"self-cleaning 4 burner electric range with indicator light and thermostat-controlled oven | ||||
| 88. | Verify that the Range is plugged in to the Range electric plug and secured to floor with a minimum 2 gusset angle brackets | ||||
| 89. | Have the contractor operate the stove to verify Functionality of the Stove (Ensure that all the 4 burners/element work, the oven and each controller perform its function) | ||||
| 90. | Check for "Hot" indicator light | ||||
| 91. | Check for "On" Indicator light | ||||
| 92. | Have the contractor to operate to oven thermostat to verify oven can be controlled thermostatically | ||||
| 93. | Verify that the oven have a light | ||||
| 94. | Verify Functionality of the Oven | ||||
| 95. | Verify that the Range / oven controls are located so that the user does not have to reach accords burners to use the range/oven | ||||
| 96. | Verify that the oven have insulation of all sides to prevent heat exposure | ||||
| 97. | Verify 1.2. cf microwave(minimum) with child lock exist(unless this requirement is met through the use of a combination microwave / hood / fan / light) | ||||
| 98. | Have the contractor Verify if the child lock works | ||||
| 99. | Have the contractor to turn on microwave and verify functionality | ||||
| 100. | A lighted, power-vented range hood is installed and it is a one-piece construction (unless a combination microwave / hood / fan / light is installed). | ||||
| 101. | Verify there is not a separate sidewall vent (that is not part of a hood or microwave) | ||||
| 102. | Verify if the unit is equipped 18 cubic foot frost-free refrigerator with freezer, | ||||
| 103. | Verify that the frost-free refrigerator secured to the floor and wall stud(minimum) | ||||
| 104. | Verify The frost-free refrigerator is not connected to the receptacle | ||||
| 105. | Verify that the Minimum Linear inch length for the upper (wall) cabinet is 36 in | ||||
| 106. | Verify if the upper and lower cabinets have fixed shelving | ||||
| 107. | Check if Cabinets are constructed with a finish compatible with the interior decor | ||||
| 108. | Verify if Installed Countertops are laminate countertops and have a post formed backsplash | ||||
| 109. | Verify if the counter top shall be formed from a single piece of laminate that's shaped into a backsplash at the rear and a rounded edge in front | ||||
| 110. | Verify if the minimum size of the backsplash height is 4 inches | ||||
| 111. | Minimum 36" of counter space, not including dining table | ||||
| 112. | Verify that the refrigerator is on its own circuit (check circuit breaker box for separate labeled refrigerator circuit breaker) | ||||
| 113. | Refrigerator can be opened from inside (there are no locks on the refrigerator door) | ||||
| 114. | Verify that when the refrigerator is open , it does not impede access when approaching from the Kitchen Area | ||||
| 115. | Cabinetry is wall-mounted in the kitchen, verify that the cabinets are not loose | ||||
| 116. | Verify that the minimum linear inch length for the upper (wall) cabinet is thirty-six inches (36”). | ||||
| 117. | Verify that the minimum linear inch length for the lower cabinet is thirty-six inches (36”). | ||||
| 118. | Sink is stainless steel , self-rimming double-bowl, minimum of 33"L x 22 "H basin depth : 8" with spray nozzle of 24" extension and metal strainer basket | ||||
| 119. | Reserved for Future Use | ||||
| 120. | All faucet assemblies are dual shutoff valve(Each line have shutoff valves, hot water and cold water) | ||||
| 121. | Minimum of four(4) receptacles are in the kitchen area above the counter | ||||
| 122. | Receptacle for range is flush mounted in the wall behind range | ||||
| Dining Area | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 123. | Dinette table is at least 3' x 5' (1 and 2 bedroom units),4 dining chairs for adults exist | ||||
| 124. | 3 bedroom units: 6 dining chairs for adults exist. Table at least 3' x 6' 6". | ||||
| 125. | Verify dining area furniture is be composed of wood | ||||
| 126. | Verify that Furnishing designated for the dining area does not have any porous fabric material. | ||||
| 127. | Furniture is not Damaged | ||||
| 128. | All dining room area furniture is assembled with all packing material removed from the MH | ||||
| Bedrooms | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 129. | If 2 or 3 bedrooms, one bedroom(As described in Rugged Based Requirements Version BA) is larger | ||||
| 130. | Each bedroom has an enclosed closet (door) with minimum interior length of 32" | ||||
| 131. | Closets have shelf and rod running length of closet with support at both ends | ||||
| 132. | Each bedroom has a 5-drawer dresser minimum 48"H x 33"W x 18" D | ||||
| 133. | Each bedroom has at least one night stand or equivalent | ||||
| 134. | Bedframe is secured | ||||
| 135. | Each bedroom has at least one mattress, box spring, and metal bed frame | ||||
| 136. | Master Bedroom(Bedroom1) has a standard 54" x 75" bed | ||||
| 137. | Bedrooms 2 has a standard 54" x 75" bed | ||||
| 138. | Bedroom 3 has two 39" x 80" mattresses placed on a free standing bunk bed | ||||
| 139. | Reserved for Future Use | ||||
| 140. | Each bedroom has a receptacle on each wall | ||||
| 141. | Reserved for Future Use | ||||
| 142. | Smoke alarms with strobe component installed in each bedroom(moved to smoke alarms) | ||||
| 143. | Verify home has a telephone and cable inlet | ||||
| 144. | Wired Telephone Outlet jack installed (Open and check for connection) | ||||
| 145. | Wired Cable Television Outlet jack installed(Open and Check for Connection) | ||||
| Bathroom | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 146. | Standard 30" x 60" shower/tub combination exists | ||||
| 147. | Bathroom have UFAS compliant grabs bar in shower / tub area |
Hagerty Consulting: UFAS 4.34.5.2 and Specs page 15
| 148. | Curtain rod, wall mounted toilet paper roll holder, and 24 inch towel rack are installed | ||||
| 149. | MH have a round or elongated bowl | ||||
| 150. | Toiler is two piece(Tank and bowl are separate) | ||||
| 151. | MH have is bowl is standard height(approx.14-15”) | ||||
| 152. | The Manufactured home have a surface mounted medicine cabinet which dimensions are 15 ¼ inches by 30 inches(roughly), | ||||
| 153. | The medicine cabinet have a mirrored door. | ||||
| 154. | The medicine cabinet is installed above the sink. (A general rule of thumb is that the top of the cabinet box (not the door trim) should be 72 inches off the floor) | ||||
| 155. | All faucet assemblies include secondary dual shutoff valve for hot/cold water | ||||
| 156. | The MH is equipped with a wall mounted sink that include a properly plumbed faucet | ||||
| 157. | MH is equipped with a Lighted exhaust ceiling fan (Have the contractor to turn on the lighted exhaust ceiling fan) | ||||
| 3/4 Bathroom (3 bedroom units only) | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 158. | Shower have a minimum base of 36” x 36” (threshold) | ||||
| 159. | The base of the shower is rectangular or squared in shape, and be commercially available (no custom made items) | ||||
| 160. | MH have a round or elongated bowl | ||||
| 161. | Toiler is two piece(Tank and bowl are separate) | ||||
| 162. | MH have is bowl is standard height(approx.14-15”) | ||||
| 163. | Wall mounted toilet paper roll holder, and 24 inch towel rack are installed | ||||
| 164. | All faucet assemblies include secondary dual shutoff valve for hot/cold water | ||||
| 165. | Reserved for Future Use | ||||
| 166. | Reserved for Future Use | ||||
| 167. | Reserved for Future Use | ||||
| Water Heater Closet and Water Heater | Pass | Fail | Notes | ||
| 168. | Verify that the water heater compartment has a light fixture and bulb to allow for maintenance. The light should be equipped with a light switch, not a pull string. | ||||
| 169. | Electric, 40 gallon (dual element) quick recovery water heater exists and it is installed on individual circuit, and has pressure relief valve, corrosion resistant drain pan, and metal tank drain valve. | ||||
| 170. | Water heater compartment is labeled and states “No additional items shall be stored in the compartment.” | ||||
| 171. | Water heater is own a circuit. | ||||
| 172. | Water heater circuit is clearly marked and the circuit shall be taped in the off position and the tape shall be labeled: “Water Heater: Do not turn on until water service is turned on" | ||||
| 173. | Interior access to water heater uses "SCHLAGE” brand key / dead bolt lock unique to closet (check to ensure that the key works) | ||||
| Appliances | Pass | Fail | Notes | ||
| 174. | Appliances are energy star high efficiency and/or energy star qualified (Check for labels) | ||||
| 175. | Refrigerator is disconnected | ||||
| 176. | Range is connected to the plug | ||||
| Laundry Area | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 177. | Laundry Area includes plumbing, electrical connections and dryer vent | ||||
| 178. | The Dryer vent exhaust to the exterior so that when connecting the dryer duct, the dryer exhaust to the outside. | ||||
| 179. | Dryer exhaust system does not terminate under the home. | ||||
| 180. | Washer and Dryer hookup does not require any modification to install a washer and/or dryer. | ||||
| 181. | The washer / dryer area should be able to accommodate a standard size side by side washer/dryer (i.e., 27" wide, 36" high and comes out from the wall 29 inches) | ||||
| Plumbing, Electrical, and Electronics | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 182. | Ensure sewer line exits the home not less than two feet (2’) but not more than three feet (3’) behind the rear axle. The exit pipe shall protrude at least six inches (6”), but not more than eight inches (8”), from the bottom board, shall have a threaded end, and be capped with a removable plastic cap and chain. | ||||
| 183. | Verify that the bathroom and washer / dryer area are located within the same area of the home | ||||
| 184. | Access panels are in the walls at all points where plumbing joints exist | ||||
| 185. | An individual shutoff valve is provided at each installed plumbing fixture except for the tub / shower | ||||
| 186. | Verify all faucet assemblies in the home include secondary shutoff valves (one for each the hot and cold water supply). | ||||
| 187. | Verify home has three-quarters inch (3/4”) main water supply inlet pipe and a metal, three-quarters inch (3/4”) master shutoff valve (gate valve). | ||||
| Electrical, and Electronics(General) | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 188. | Electric service of either 200 amp for 3 bedroom ,150 amp for 2 bedroom and 100 amp for express unit circuit breaker panel installed (minimum) | ||||
| 189. | All electrical circuits are clearly and legibly identified | ||||
| 190. | Verify that each circuit turns on and turns off as identified(Have the contractor to operate the breakers) | ||||
| 191. | Verify that at least a receptacle for each circuit works (the receptacle have to be in ON position for this test) | ||||
| 192. | Verify that the circuit breakers clearly identify whether they are "open","off", or closed "on" position. Where circuit breaker handles are operated vertically rated than rotationally or horizontally , the "up" position of the handle shall be the on position. For the horizontal breakers, A circuit breaker is in the “on” position when the handle faces the middle of the electrical panel. The “off” position is away from the middle of the panel. |
| 193. | Switches are located 44" to 48" above finished floor | ||||
| 194. | Verify that the distribution panel board is flush mounted inside the manufactured home in the rear bedroom on the right side of the bedroom (when facing the tongue). | ||||
| 195. | Electrical outlets 18" above finished floor and not self-contained devices | ||||
| 196. | Receptacles near wet areas are protected with ground fault interrupter | ||||
| HVAC | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 197. | Have the contractor to Turn on the A/C | ||||
| 198. | Have the contractor to Set up the thermostat for "cooling" ("i.e.70 F") | ||||
| 199. | Wait a couple minutes and check if there is cool air flow flowing from each indoor unit | ||||
| 200. | Verify that when the compressors kicks , there is not a loud noise that would impede the sleep of the occupants.(Try to be as closest from the interior to the external HVAC component or system as possible, also repeat for each bedroom) | ||||
| 201. | Wait until the HVAC system reaches the temperature selected | ||||
| 202. | Have the contractor to change the temperature in the thermostat to "heat" the unit | ||||
| 203. | Wait a couple minutes and check if there is hot air flow flowing from each outlet | ||||
| 204. | Verify that when the compressors kicks , there is not a loud noise that would impede the sleep of the occupants.(Try to be as closest from the interior to the external HVAC component or system as possible, also repeat for each bedroom) | ||||
| 205. | The manufactured home is equipped with a specifically engineered Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system based on the size and intended use of the manufactured home, in accordance with ACCA Manual J requirements, that is compatible with the furnace and unit size. | ||||
| 206. | Verify BTU: 3BR - The output not be less than forty-thousand (40,000) BTU | ||||
| 207. | Verify BTU: 2BR - The contractor specifies the output for the 2-Bedroom units. | ||||
| 208. | Verify BTU: Express - The contractor specifies the output for the Express units. | ||||
| 209. | Furnace has instructions attached to the furnace. | ||||
| 210. | The HVAC system is equipped with a damper that allows for the adjustment of the mixture of fresh air entering the manufactured home through the HVAC system | ||||
| 211. | Wait until the HVAC system reach the temperature selected | ||||
| Mini Split System | |||||
| 212. | Digital thermostat with automatic settings exist and thermostat allows for temperature adjustment | ||||
| 213. | Have the contractor to Turn on the A/C | ||||
| 214. | Have the contractor to set up all the individual units located in the interior of the MHU for cooling(i.e. 70F) | ||||
| 215. | Wait a couple minutes and check if there is cool air flow flowing from each indoor unit | ||||
| 216. | Verify that when the compressors kicks , there is not a loud noise that would impede the sleep of the occupants.(Try to be as closest from the interior to the external HVAC component or system as possible, also repeat for each bedroom). | ||||
| 217. | Verify that there is not a loud noise that would impede the sleep of the occupants for each internal unit | ||||
| 218. | Wait until the HVAC system reaches the temperature selected | ||||
| 219. | Have the contractor to change the temperature on each individual unit to "heat" the unit | ||||
| 220. | Wait a couple minutes and check if there is hot air flow flowing from each indoor unit | ||||
| 221. | Verify that when the compressors kicks , there is not a loud noise that would impede the sleep of the occupants.(Try to be as closest from the interior to the external HVAC component or system as possible, also repeat for each bedroom) | ||||
| 222. | Verify that there is not a loud noise that would impede the sleep of the occupants for each internal unit | ||||
| 223. | Wait until the HVAC system reaches the temperature selected | ||||
| 224. | Whole house electric HVAC system exists without individual/window HVAC appliances in individual rooms, |
FEMA HVAC systems is one of the following
a) Central Air Conditioner/Split System, b) Mini Split / Ductless Split
c) Packaged Unit
| 225. | Digital thermostat is located 44" to 48" above finished floor | ||||
| 226. | HVAC does not require additional installation | ||||
| 227. | If no shrink wrap, weather proof covering on the external mounted portion of the HVAC("HVAC Cover") | ||||
| 228. | Heat duct openings covered with 4" x 10" metal, adjustable louvered register | ||||
| Lighting Requirement | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 229. | Verify that every light switch works and turn on and turn off the assigned Lights | ||||
| 230. | Lighting fixture in living/dining room, kitchen, each bedroom, bathroom, hall | ||||
| 231. | All interior lighting fixtures are ceiling mounted | ||||
| 232. | All interior lighting fixtures are wall-switch controlled with dual sockets | ||||
| 233. | There are no hanging lights | ||||
| 235. | All fixtures are equipped with non-breakable shades (no glass permitted) | ||||
| 236. | All fixtures have CFL or LED bulb equivalent to 60 watt bulb installed | ||||
| Molding | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 237. | All trim molding is color matched/coordinated to the interior paneling | ||||
| 238. | Prior to delivery, the manufacturer ensure that all joints (between trim and walls, molding and walls, molding and floors, etc.) must be sealed and caulked with appropriate caulking material to ensure that there is a tight seal | ||||
| 239. | All seals, joints, door/window frames, corners (visible or not) are finished | ||||
| 240. | Exposed panel edges covered with permanently attached non-plastic edging | ||||
| Internal Condition | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 241. | MHU must be free from defective materials or workmanship | ||||
| 242. | The manufacturer provides a location to mount a transponder which dimensions are, L: 7.25in x W: 3.25in x H: 1in (184mm x 83mm x 25 mm) and weighs 13 ounces (369 g) (without mounting bracket) or 7.61 x 3.52 x 1.06in (192.42mm x 89.82mm x 26.9mm) with a mounting bracket. | ||||
| 243. | All windows have mini-blinds installed. | ||||
| 244. | Verify that all hallways are a minimum of thirty-six inches (36”) wide | ||||
| 245. | Verify that the interior height of the ceiling is eight feet (8’). The ceiling should have a nominal height between seven feet eleven inches (7’ 11”) and eight feet one inch (8’ 1”). | ||||
| 246. | The manufactured home is an off-white interior color with semi-gloss finish | ||||
| 247. | All interior passage doors are thirty-two inches (32”) clear width when the door is open in a ninety degree (90°) position. The threshold of the doorway should be even with the adjacent floor. Closet doors do not have to have a thirty-two inch (32”) clear width | ||||
| 248. | All interior doors have lever handles | ||||
| 249. | Furniture packed in a manner so that it is not damaged during multiple transportations or in the unpacking process and is in the room it will be used | ||||
| Internal Documentation | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 250. | Unit Contact Placard on interior side of exterior doors, adjacent to upper peephole, top of sign shall not be higher than 66” above finished floor | ||||
| 251. | Unit Contact Placard has white background, black 1” font stating “FEMA Owned & Maintained Unit Contact FEMA at 800-621-FEMA,” space to write barcode provided | ||||
| 252. | Unit Data Placard in interior side of water heater closet door, 3 inches from latch side, top of placard 5’ from bottom of the door, blue font 1/4" high | ||||
| 253. | HUD data plate exists on/near main electrical panel, in kitchen cabinet, or in bedroom closet | ||||
| Safety Devices | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 254. | Verify Smoke alarms are audio/visual with a strobe component and have battery backup | ||||
| 255. | Have the contractor to Verify that Smoke alarms are interconnected and utilize the electrical system of the home as the primary power source (with battery back-up included). ( Have the vendor to Cut off the electrical power(using the appropriate breaker) to verify if the battery backup works) | ||||
| 256. | Have the contractor to Verify that Smoke alarms have push-button testing and temporary silencing devices | ||||
| 257. | Smoke alarms with strobe component installed in each bedroom | Smoke alarms with strobe component installed in each bedroom(moved to smoke alarms) | |||
| 258. | Smoke alarms exists in living room/dining/kitchen area | ||||
| 259. | Have the contractor to Verify functionality of the NOAA/FCC Weather Radios and check if they are equipped with strobe component that works with electrical power and battery backup | ||||
| 260. | Reserved for Future Use | ||||
| 261. | 5 pound A-B-C fire extinguisher exists with mounting bracket secured to wall stud in living room/kitchen area | ||||
| Floor Covering | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 262. | Flooring is durable and low maintenance, be continuous roll without seams, resilient, and non-skid floor covering | ||||
| 263. | A mat approximately thirty inches by fifteen inches (30” x 15”) placed at each entrance as a door mat | ||||
| 264. | Heat duct openings covered with 4" x 10" metal, adjustable louvered register | ||||
| Windows (Egress window) | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 265. | Windows are double-paned, at least 30" x 54," w/ window screens & mini-blinds | ||||
| 266. | No shutters, and labeled as and affixed with operating instructions for egress | ||||
| UFAS | |||||
| Living Room | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 267. | Reserved for Future Use | ||||
| 268. | Electrical receptacle for TTY next to the living room phone jack | X | |||
| Kitchen | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 269. | Appliances are not obstructed, have 30" x 48" clear floor space for forward/parallel approach | X | |||
| 270. | Sink is a maximum of 6.5" deep, 34" high, with knee clearance | X | |||
| 271. | Sinks and cabinets are wall-supported, finished floors/walls exist under base cabinets | X | |||
| 272. | Self-cleaning oven with insulation on all sides | X | |||
| 273. | Hot water and drain pipes insulated or protected and no sharp/abrasive surfaces under sink | ||||
| 274. | The kitchen/dining room contains a turning space complying with UFAS 4.2.3. | ||||
| 275. | Each unit must have a minimum 1.2 c.f. microwave with child lock unless this requirement is met through the use of a combination microwave / hood / fan / light and be UFAS compliant | X | |||
| Bedrooms | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 276. | The bedrooms contain a turning space complying with UFAS 4.2.3. | X | |||
| Bathroom | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | |
| 277. | 30" x 60" roll in shower with non-skid surface | X | |||
| 278. | Folding seat in shower is 17" to 19" in height, secured to short wall, and perpendicular to control wall | X | |||
| 279. | Grab bars installed in shower on back wall and wall opposite seat between 33" and 36" above the finished floor (but not extended over seats) | X | |||
| 280. | Counter surface maximum 34" high, bottom of mirror maximum 40" high | X | |||
| 281. | Handicap toilet installed with top of seat 17" to 19" from the floor | X | |||
| 282. | Water closet between 15" and 19" from the top of the toilet seat | X | |||
| 283. | Clear floor space of 30" x 60" | X | |||
| 284 | Flush controls mounted on the wide side of toilet, maximum 44" above floor | X | |||
| 285. |
The manufactured home shall (551) include a curtain rod.
The manufactured home shall includes a curtain rod.
| 286. | Hot water/drain pipes under lavatories are insulated/covered | X | ||||
| Washer / Dryer | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | ||
| 287. | Reserved for Future Use | |||||
| Hagerty Consulting: UFAS 4.34.7.2 | X | |||||
| Visual Scan of Doorways, Hallways, Interior Receptacles and Bathroom | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | ||
| 288. | Switches/receptacles above obstructions/countertops are 44" above finish floor | X | ||||
| 289. | Oven self-cleaning or adjacent to adjustable height counter with knee space | X | ||||
| 290. | Controls do not require reaching across burners | X | ||||
| 291. | Switch to operate power vent operable with one hand | X | ||||
| 292. | Doors - Open 90°; minimum opening 32"; raised thresholds/floor level changes beveled (maximum slope 1:2 and height 1/2"); handles extend 2" from door surface, and have 1.5" clearance on either side | X | ||||
| 293. | All rooms include a turning radius of 60" or a T-shaped space | X | ||||
| 294. | Knee clearance at tables, counters, and work surfaces is at least 27" high, 30" wide, and 19" deep | X | ||||
| 295. | Refrigerator either vertical side-by-side type or over-under type with at least 1/2 freezer space under 54" above floor | X | ||||
| 296. | Work surfaces are between 28" and 34" from the ground | X | ||||
| 297. | A fire extinguisher mounted on the wall must not protrude more than 4” from the wall surface if the bottom is more than 27inches the floor. The top of the fire extinguisher must be at a maximum of 48 inches above the floor. | |||||
| 298. | Reserved for Future Use | X | ||||
| 299. | Hallways are a minimum of 36” wide | X | ||||
| 300. | Reserved for Future Use | X | ||||
| Shrink Wrapped units | Pass | U | Fail | Notes | ||
| 301. | Either solar or wind vent fans exist. Fans placed in front of two windows on opposite sides (long side) of the unit (Shrink Wrapped Units Only) |
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