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ME LD2229
Bill
AI Summary
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Prohibits municipalities from conducting separate inspections of electrical and plumbing installations in manufactured housing that is certified under Maine's manufactured housing laws (Title 10, chapter 951)
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Allows unlicensed regular employees of licensed manufactured housing manufacturers to perform electrical and plumbing installations, provided a master electrician or master plumber supervises or inspects the work at the manufacturing facility
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Requires documentation of the master electrician's or master plumber's name and license number on inspection reports for manufactured housing installations
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Designated as emergency legislation to take effect immediately upon approval, citing Maine's significant housing crisis and delays caused by duplicative inspection requirements
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Amends multiple sections of Maine law including Title 10 (manufactured housing), Title 30-A (municipal electrical and plumbing codes), and Title 32 (licensing exemptions)
Legislative Description
An Act Regarding Municipal Inspection of the Electrical and Plumbing Components of a Manufactured Home
Construction
Last Action
In concurrence. ORDERED SENT FORTHWITH.
3/5/2026