Section 19-7-5.02.4.2 - Procedures for Re-inspection Upon Failure to PassA. If the proper installation of the Factory-Built home cannot be confirmed at the time of the inspection, the inspector must notify the company performing the installation of any failures to comply with the installation standards and provide a written explanation (letter and affidavit) with the reasons why the inspector cannot approve the installation. If the installation is a secondary move the installer/transporter will receive the letter and affidavit. The responsible person shall have twenty (20) calendar days, from the date of the letter and affidavit, to correct the defects found during the inspection and return the signed and notarized affidavit to the State Fire Marshal's Office indicating that all the listed defects have been corrected. After the installation is corrected and the notarized affidavit has been returned, the installation may be re-inspected by an inspector before verification can be issued. Submission of a signed and notarized affidavit by a manufacturer, developer, retailer or installer/transporter that are not factually correct are considered to be a violation of Miss. Code Ann. § 97-7-10. B. If the manufacturer, developer or retailer retains the installer/transporter, they are jointly and severally responsible with the installer/transporter for correcting installation defects. Upon failure to pass the re-inspection of the installation, the manufacturer, developer, and/or retailer will be notified that the installer/transporter has failed to correct the defects. 19 Miss. Code. R. 7-5.02.4.2
Miss. Code Ann. §§ 97-7-10; 75-49-7(2); 75-49-19; 75-49-11; 75-49-1 et seq. (Supp. 2013).