Chapter 327 — Manufactured Home Repossession Security Act of 1975

327.01 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.02 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.03 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.04 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.05 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.06 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.07 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.08 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.09 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.091 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.095 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.10 Lodging Establishment Operator, Duties Operators of hotels, motels, resorts, and campgrounds must keep a guest register and maintain it for public use. 327.11 Guest, Registration Guests must register at any hotel, motel, resort, or camping area and provide truthful information. 327.12 Registration Records, Inspection Guest registration records must be open for inspection by law enforcement officers at all times. 327.13 Violation Violating the guest registration rules is a misdemeanor. 327.131 Fraud Getting food, lodging, or accommodations at a campground without paying and intending to defraud is a crime. 327.14 Definitions Defines key terms like manufactured home, manufactured home park, and recreational camping area. 327.15 License Required; Renewal; Fees No one may operate a manufactured home park or campground without a license from the Department of Health. 327.16 Plan Review Application Operators must submit plans to the Department of Health for review before building a manufactured home park or … 327.17 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.18 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.19 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.20 Rules Rules for manufactured home parks include leashing pets, speed limits, and maintaining clean conditions. 327.201 State Fair and County Fair Camping Areas State fair and county fair camping areas are partly exempt from manufactured home park licensing rules. 327.202 State Fair Livestock and Midway Exhibitors During the State Fair, exhibitors may sleep in vehicles in designated parking lots with a valid exhibitor pass. 327.205 Shelter Construction Standards The commissioner of labor and industry sets minimum construction standards for low-cost manufactured home park shelters. 327.21 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.22 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.23 Construction of Terms; Municipal Parks State and municipal parks used for camping are not considered manufactured home parks or recreational camping areas. 327.24 Enforcement Most enforcement subdivisions were repealed, but private remedies remain for violations of park and campground rules. 327.25 Operation, Part of Year A park operator who runs only from May through October pays a reduced license fee. 327.26 Local Authority Over Parks and Camping Areas Local governments cannot require separate licenses for manufactured home parks or campgrounds already licensed by the … 327.27 Regulatory Provisions Manufactured home owners must have fire extinguishers, and vehicles in parks cannot exceed 10 mph unless locally raised. 327.28 Unlawful Parking of Manufactured Homes It is illegal to live in a manufactured home outside a licensed park when one is available in the area. 327.29 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.30 Sacred Communities and Micro-unit Dwellings Allows religious organizations to create sacred communities with micro-unit dwellings for chronically homeless people. 327.31 Definitions Defines terms used in the manufactured home building code, including manufactured home, dealer, and installer. 327.32 Code Compliance No one may sell or manufacture a home in Minnesota unless it meets the Manufactured Home Building Code and is labeled. 327.33 Administration The commissioner inspects manufactured homes for code compliance and keeps records of all inspections. 327.335 Placement of Modular Homes Modular homes may be placed in manufactured home parks if they meet the same standards. 327.34 Penalties It is a misdemeanor to sell a noncompliant manufactured home or to tamper with building code labels. 327.35 Fines; Manufactured Homes Produced After June 14, 1976 Federal fines up to $1,000 per violation apply to manufactured homes built after June 14, 1976. 327.36 Application to Local Official Controls For local zoning purposes, manufactured homes are treated the same as mobile homes in existing rules. 327.41 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.42 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.43 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.44 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.441 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.45 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.451 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.452 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.46 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.47 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.51 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.52 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.53 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.54 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.55 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.551 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.552 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.553 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.554 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.56 This section has been repealed or renumbered and is no longer in effect. 327.61 Citation Sections 327.61 to 327.67 are the Manufactured Home Repossession Security Act of 1975. 327.62 Definitions Defines terms used in the repossession act, including debtor, manufactured home, occupant, and secured party. 327.63 Applicability The repossession act overrides UCC and chapter 565 rules for taking back manufactured homes as collateral. 327.64 Notice of Default; Service Before repossessing a manufactured home, the lender must serve a written notice of default on the debtor and occupant. 327.65 Court Order Except for voluntary surrender, a lender needs a court order to repossess a manufactured home. 327.651 Voluntary Repossession The debtor and occupant may agree in writing to voluntarily give up the manufactured home to the lender. 327.66 Cure of Default The debtor or occupant may cure the default within 30 days by paying the past-due amount plus costs. 327.665 Reinstatement A debtor may reinstate the loan by paying all past-due amounts plus costs within 30 days after the court order. 327.67 Filing of Order The lender must file a certified copy of the court repossession order under the Uniform Commercial Code. 327.70 Definitions Defines terms used in the innkeeper liability law, including hotel, guest, innkeeper, and restaurant. 327.71 Innkeeper Liability for the Personal Property of Guests Hotels are not liable for lost valuables if they provide a safe and post notice, but are liable for negligence with … 327.72 Overstaying Guests A guest who stays past their checkout date without written approval may be removed by the innkeeper. 327.73 Undesirable Guests; Ejection of, and Refusal to Admit An innkeeper may refuse to admit or may remove guests who are disorderly, breaking the law, or a nuisance. 327.731 Liability; Notice Guests who damage a hotel room or furnishings are liable for the cost of repairs. 327.74 Setting Fire to Hotel Belongings Setting fire to hotel bedding, furniture, or curtains by smoking is a misdemeanor. 327.742 Smoking in Designated Nonsmoking Rooms Smoking is banned in hotel rooms marked as nonsmoking, and violators may be fined up to $100. 327.75 Fraud; Proof of Fraud Getting food or lodging at a hotel or restaurant without paying, intending fraud, is a crime. 327.76 Innkeeper's Lien An innkeeper has a lien on a guest's property for unpaid charges and may sell it after 60 days.