How factory-built homes get approved after inspection

The Building Official shall issue no certificate of approval, pursuant to Section 12-4.10, unless the factory-built housing, structure or trailer home has first been inspected and determined to be in compliance with the requirements of Section 12-4.6(2). The Building Official may make such a determination by any of the following means:By making an actual inspection of the individual unit or trailer home;By accepting a similar inspection and determination from another jurisdiction. In such a case, the Building Official must first find that the standards for construction and inspection of factory-built housing, structure and trailer homes prescribed by the statutes, rules and regulations or ordinances of another jurisdiction are at least equal to the standards and requirements prescribed in this Article and that such standards and requirements are actually enforced by such other jurisdiction;By accepting a similar inspection and determination by the International Code Council or any other such professional organization approved by the Building Official. In such a case, the Building Official must first find that the standards for construction and inspection of the factory-built housing and trailer homes followed by the professional organization are at least equal to the standards and requirements prescribed in this Article.All costs incurred by the Building Official in making the inspection and determination required by Subsection (1) of this Section shall be paid by the person applying for the certificate of approval. Such payment shall be made to the Building Official prior to the issuance of any certificate of approval.