- Is the manufactured home located on land that the homeowners own or on land that - they have a registered lease of 3 years or more? + {{ content.description }}
- -Note: Land ownership or registered lease of the land for 3 years or more must be verifiable through the BC Land Title and Survey Authority (LTSA) or other authorized land authority.
- - -Note: Written permission and tenancy agreements from the landowner @@ -95,8 +77,8 @@ authorities such as the applicable Municipality, Regional District, First Nation, or Provincial Crown Land Office.
- - ++ Enter the new location type of the home. +
+ ++ Enter the Street Address (Number and Name) and City of new location of the home. + Street Address must be entered if there is one. +
++ Note: If this manufactured home is being moved to a location outside of B.C., + the status of the home will be exempt upon filing. +
+ ++ Confirm the land lease or ownership information for the home. +
+ ++ A valid tax certificate is required; it must be issued from the tax + authority with jurisdiction of the home, and must show that all local taxes have + been paid for the current tax year. To confirm your tax certificate, enter the expiry date below. +
+ +- Note: Land ownership or registered lease of the land for 3 years or more - must be verifiable through the BC Land Title and Survey Authority (LTSA) - or other authorized land authority. -
-
- Note: Written permission and tenancy agreements from the landowner
- may be required for the home to remain on the land.
-
- Relocation of the home onto land that the homeowner does not own or hold a
- registered lease of 3 years or more may require additional permits from
- authorities such as the applicable Municipality, Regional District, First
- Nation, or Provincial Crown Land Office.
-
+ Note: Land ownership or registered lease of the land for 3 years or more + must be verifiable through the BC Land Title and Survey Authority (LTSA) + or other authorized land authority. +
+
+ Note: Written permission and tenancy agreements from the landowner
+ may be required for the home to remain on the land.
+
+ Relocation of the home onto land that the homeowner does not own or hold a
+ registered lease of 3 years or more may require additional permits from
+ authorities such as the applicable Municipality, Regional District, First
+ Nation, or Provincial Crown Land Office.
+