For purposes of this title, "manufactured house" means a new house constructed in accordance with state and federal requirements for manufactured houses, which:

All manufactured homes installed or located in the city must bear an insignia issued by a state or federal regulatory agency indicating that it complies with the construction standards of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Standards of 1976.

If a manufactured home is placed anywhere other than a mobile home park, it must be placed on a permanent partial foundation consisting of a concrete footing, which can be placed at ground level, with at least eight-inch depth by sixteen-inch width for each footing, with two No. 4 rebars in each footing. The footings shall be located parallel to each other with a minimum distance of six feet and a maximum distance of eight feet between each footing. There shall be a crawl space of at least eighteen inches between the lower frame of the manufactured home and the top of the footing located thereunder and a ground cover of four mil (.004 inch thick) polyethylene or approved equivalent shall be laid over the ground within crawl spaces. The ground cover shall be overlapped twelve inches minimum at joint and shall extend over the top of the footing. The manufactured home must be secured to the foundation by tie-downs on all four corners.

All the Washington State Uniform Installation Standards for mobile homes as found in WAC 296-150B-200 through 296-150B-255, as now exists or as hereafter amended, are adopted by reference and shall be applicable to all manufactured homes installed or located in the city.

Prior to locating or installing a manufactured home, the owner shall obtain a building permit. A description of the manufactured home must accompany the building permit and a copy of the manufacturer's installation instructions must be submitted to the city building inspector. Further, water and sewer hook-up and inspection fees shall be charged as required by any uniform codes or other ordinances.