24-32-3303. Division of housing - powers and duties - rules

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CO Code › Title 24 › Article 32 › Part 33 › Section 24-32-3303

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24-32-3303. Division of housing - powers and duties - rules. (1) The division has the following powers and duties pursuant to this part 33:

(a) To administer and enforce construction and maintenance standards adopted by the board pursuant to this part 33, including the registration status of manufacturers;

(b) To conduct continuing research into new approaches to housing throughout the state, including but not limited to the following:

(I) The development of housing standards and construction codes based on performance; and

(II) Modular housing;

(c) To review and approve quality assurance representatives that intend to perform inspections and issue insignia of approval pursuant to this part 33;

(d) To promulgate rules in accordance with article 4 of this title 24 to implement and specify the installer and inspector education and testing requirements set forth in this part 33 and to oversee such education and testing;

(e) To enforce requirements concerning installations, including the registration and certification status of installers;

(f) To enforce requirements concerning the sale of tiny homes and of manufactured homes, including the registration status of sellers;

(g) To enforce requirements concerning the safety of hotels, motels, and multifamily structures in areas of the state where no construction standards for hotels, motels, and multifamily structures exist; and

(h) To enforce requirements concerning the safety of foundation systems for manufactured homes, tiny homes, and factory-built structures in areas of the state where no construction standards for manufactured homes, tiny homes, and factory-built structures exist.

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