12 Pa. Code § 145.69 - Suspension of certificate of approval of out-of-State manufacturer for lack of activity
A manufacturer certified to ship industrialized housing, housing components, industrialized buildings or building components into this Commonwealth and whose plant is located in another state will have its certificate suspended if it fails to manufacture units for installation on a site in this Commonwealth for 2 consecutive years. Written notice of this suspension will be provided to the manufacturer. If the manufacturer desires to ship a unit into this Commonwealth within 1 year of its suspension, approval may be reinstated through a letter submitted by an approved third-party agency to the Department which provides that the manufacturer meet the requirements of the laws and this title, including the submission to the Department of its current approved building system documentation and compliance assurance program if the previous submissions to the Department have been revised. The Department will review the third-party evaluation and then conduct an inspection of the plant. If a manufacturer has not made shipments into this Commonwealth for 1 year from the date of the suspension of its certificate, the certificate will lapse. To be reapproved, the manufacturer shall comply with this title in the same manner as would another manufacturer applying for initial approval.
Notes
See 53 Pa.B. 830 (February 11, 2023) for a notice regarding implementation of this section.
The provisions of this § 145.69 amended under section 5 of the Industrialized Housing Act (35 P.S. § 1651.5).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code § 145.63 (relating to procedures for requesting, controlling and attaching insignia of certification).
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