Hello fellow public sssssssssservants!

Jeannine - you've hit the nail on the head.  In fact, I'd expand upon your
thoughts and suggest that if we're trying to fix the problem of having MHOs
moved without the proper paperwork, why don't we enforce the laws that
currently exist????  Sounds like another issue burning in the bellies of
our lawmakers, doesn't it?  Legislate it, that'll fix it.  Yeah, right!
How about stopping a truck on the road dragging one of these things around
and asking to see the copy of the notarized bill of sale???  How about
fining the people driving the truck a few times until it sinks in that it
will no longer be tolerated???
Look out Tripod!  Here comes the Vet again!

just our 2c

Larry, Daryl & Daryl


At 08:20 AM 04/04/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi Kathy,
>
>I don't think that requiring the Bill of Sale would stop the problem of
>moving mobile homes around without the proper documentation.  Getting
>people to file the form is the main problem.  I know that mobile homes are
>not supposed to be moved without proof that the taxes are paid - but who
>checks???  We have them disappear all the time - to who knows where.
>
>What would be the purpose of requiring the form to be recorded?
>
>Jeannine
>
>
>At 03:35 PM 4/3/00 -0400, you wrote:
>>Would like some feedback from the Town Clerks in regard to changing the law
>>so that a Uniform Bill of Sale for mobile homes would have to be recorded
>>rather than filed?  This has been brought up for discussion purposes.
>>Looking for the pros and cons.  You can reply via muninet, to myself
>>(525-6222), or Judy Hansen.  Really appreciate your taking the time.
>>
>>
>>Kathy White
>>Barton Town Clerk
>>8025256222
>>
>
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Funny, how we parents think our children never
listen, only to see them mimic our actions.....
What kind of a role model have you been today?

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