Arkansas Administrative Code

20 CAR § 910-201. Certification and licensing — General. (a) Types of certification and licensing. Any person, firm, or corporation which acts in one (1) or more of the following capacities shall be required to certify or license with the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission: (1…

20 CAR § 910-202. Certification of manufacturers. (a) Requirements for manufacturer certification. (1) The application shall be on forms supplied by the agency. (2) Each application shall be accompanied by the following before certification is granted: (A) Statement of compliance…

20 CAR § 910-203. Certification of retailers. (a) Requirements for certification of retailers. (1) Application forms shall be supplied by the agency. (2) Each application shall be accompanied by the following before certification is granted: (A) Statement of compliance; (B) Fees …

20 CAR § 910-204. Licensing of installers. (a) Requirements for installer licensing. (1) The application forms shall be supplied by the agency. (2) Each application shall be accompanied by the following before license is granted: (A) The statement of compliance; and (B) The fees …

20 CAR § 910-205. Licensing of modular home salespeople. (a) Requirement for salesperson’s license. (1) Application forms shall be supplied by the agency. (2) Each application shall be accompanied by the following before the license is granted: Fees set forth for licensing. (3) T…

20 CAR § 910-206. Action against certification or license. (a) Suspension, revocation of license, and other penalties. The Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission shall have the power to suspend, revoke, or refuse to renew the certification of a manufacturer or retailer, or the lic…

20 CAR § 910-207. Reports and fee. (a)(1) The Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission shall require manufacturers, in or out of state, delivering or shipping modular homes into the state and retailers or others in the business of accepting on consignment, buying for resale, selling…

20 CAR § 911-101. Definitions. (a)(1) No attempt is made to define ordinary words that are used in accordance with the established dictionary meaning except when the word has been loosely used and it is necessary to define its meaning as used in this part to avoid a misunderstand…

20 CAR § 911-201. Certification and licensing — General. (a) Types of certification and license. Any person, firm, or corporation that acts in one (1) or more of the following capacities shall be required to certify or license with the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission: (1) M…

20 CAR § 911-202. Certification of manufacturers. (a) Requirements for manufacturer certification. (1) Application shall be on forms supplied by the agency. (2) Each application shall be accompanied by the following before certification is granted: (A) Statement of compliance; (B…

20 CAR § 911-203. Certification of retailers. (a) Requirements for certification of retailers. (1) Application forms shall be supplied by the agency. (2) Each application shall be accompanied by the following before original certification is granted: (A) Statement of compliance; …

20 CAR § 911-204. Licensing of installers. (a) Requirements for installer licensing. (1) Application forms shall be supplied by the agency. (2) Each application shall be accompanied by the following before license is granted: (A) Statement of compliance; (B) Fees set forth for li…

20 CAR § 911-205. Licensing of manufactured home salespeople. (a) Requirements for salesperson’s license. (1) The application forms shall be supplied by the agency. (2) Each application shall be accompanied by the following before the license is granted: fees set forth for licens…

20 CAR § 911-206. Sales or auctions to the public. (a) Sales or auctions to the public. (1) Any person, firm, or corporation engaged in the auction of five (5) or more manufactured homes to the public shall be considered a retailer and shall be subject to the requirements for cer…

20 CAR § 911-207. Action against certification or license — Suspension, revocation of license, and other penalties. (a) The Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission shall have the power to suspend, revoke, or refuse to renew the certification of a manufacturer or retailer or the lic…

20 CAR § 911-301. Generally. (a) The Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission, in its capacity as a state administrative agency under the federal standards enforcement program and under authority granted by Arkansas law, may investigate, make determinations relating to, and require …

20 CAR § 911-302. Complaints against manufacturers, retailers, or installers — Standard forms required — Information requested. (a) All complaints against manufacturers, retailers, or installers shall be submitted to the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission on forms supplied by …

20 CAR § 911-303. Compliance with Subpart I of United States Department of Housing and Urban Development regulations. (a) All complaints concerning units constructed in compliance with the National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974, 42 U.S.C. § 54…

20 CAR § 911-304. Notification and correction procedures required of manufacturers and IPIAs. (a) Manufacturer's determination. When a consumer complaint is referred to the manufacturer and the manufacturer determines that an imminent safety hazard, serious defect, defect, or non…

20 CAR § 911-305. Compliance with federal construction and safety standards program. (a)(1) All manufactured homes manufactured in the state, sold, or offered for sale in this state, shall be in strict compliance with the standards. (2) A United States Department of Housing and U…

20 CAR § 911-306. Complaints and inspections under state authority. (a) Consumer complaints. This section establishes procedures for the investigation and timely resolution of alleged construction or installation defects in manufactured homes that have been reported to the manufa…

20 CAR § 911-307. Inspections and fee structure. (a) The Director of the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission, with the approval of the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission, shall establish inspection and monitoring fees and provide for participation in the fee distribution sys…

20 CAR § 911-401. Generally. (a) The Manufactured Housing Recovery Fund shall consist of trust fund receipts derived from fees assessed by the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission under the authority of Arkansas law and shall be used for such purposes as are set out in this subp…

20 CAR § 911-402. Assessments and refunds. (a) Initial assessments. The Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission shall collect the following assessment fees at the time of submission of initial certification or licensure applications: (1) Installer, two thousand five hundred dollars…

20 CAR § 911-403. Claims, eligibility, and administration of fund. (a) Complaints/claims. (1) All consumer, licensee, installer, retailer, or manufacturer complaints shall be filed with the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission. (2) The commission shall determine, by hearing or w…

20 CAR § 911-501. Installation standards for new homes, used homes. (a) The Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission by rule shall set uniform reasonable standards for the proper initial installation of new manufactured homes installed in this state, provided that such installation …

20 CAR § 911-502. Elements of installation. As used in this part, “installation” shall include: (1) The requirements for I‑beam, center‑line, and perimeter pier support columns and footings; (2) Marriage line, utility, and other cross‑over connections, if applicable; (3) Anchorin…

20 CAR § 911-503. State installation specifications. (a) Site preparation. (1)(A) All decayable materials, including grass, leaves, roots, and wood, shall be removed from under the locations of footings and foundations. (B) Manufactured home purchasers shall provide a site suitab…

20 CAR § 911-504. Anchoring standards for new homes, used homes. (a) Anchoring is a mandatory requirement for any manufactured home installed in the State of Arkansas. (b) Anchoring — New manufactured homes. (1) All new manufactured homes sold by certified retailers and installed…

20 CAR § 911-505. State anchoring specifications. (a) Anchoring equipment. The following criteria shall be used in the anchoring of any manufactured home installed in the State of Arkansas: (1)(A) Anchoring equipment shall be capable of resisting an allowable working load equal t…

20 CAR § 930-101. General. (a) The Achieving a Better Life Experience Program (the “ABLE Program”), is established pursuant to the Achieving a Better Life Experience Program Act, Chapter 3 of Title 20 of the Arkansas Code, as amended, codified as Arkansas Code § 20-3-101 et seq. …

20 CAR § 930-102. Definitions. As used in this part: (1) “ABLE” means the federal Achieving a Better Life Experience Program as provided under the Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014, Pub. L. No. 113-295, as amended, that creates state-level tax-advantaged savings programs to ass…

20 CAR § 930-103. Interstate agreement or compact. The Treasurer of State and Achieving a Better Life Experience Program Committee may enter into an interstate agreement for joint ABLE-related services, in order to achieve better programming and higher economies of scale in inves…

20 CAR § 930-104. Program structure. (a) The Achieving a Better Life Experience Program Trust. (1) The Achieving a Better Life Experience Program Trust is comprised of an investment fund and an operating fund. (2) Investment fund. (A) The investment fund initially receives all co…

20 CAR § 930-105. Program distribution and participation. (a) Program distribution. (1) Except as otherwise indicated in the Achieving a Better Life Experience Program Act, Arkansas Code § 20-3-101 et seq., interest, dividends, and capital gains from funds invested in the Achievi…

20 CAR § 930-106. Federal reporting requirements. (a) The Achieving a Better Life Experience Program will comply with all reporting responsibilities as outlined in the federal guidelines. (b) The Treasurer of State, or the Treasurer of State’s designee, will compile or cause to b…

20 CAR § 260-101. Legislative findings and purpose. (a) Legislative findings declared and found that one (1) of the major problems facing medicine and the public health and welfare is the lack of an adequate program to assist in the treatment and cure of persons suffering from ch…

20 CAR § 260-102. State Kidney Disease Commission. (a) Powers and duties of the commission. The State Kidney Disease Commission shall have the following functions, powers, and duties: (1)(A) To establish a program to assist persons suffering from acute or chronic renal failure in…

20 CAR § 260-103. Chain of Life award. (a) The State Kidney Disease Commission’s Chain of Life award recognizes individuals who have made a living kidney donation to a current resident of Arkansas who is in need of kidney transplantation. (b) Nominations for the award are receive…

20 CAR § 260-104. Eligibility. (a)(1) Persons suffering from chronic renal failure may be referred to the State Kidney Disease Commission. (2) Referrals shall come from: (A) Clients themselves; (B) Physicians; (C) Social workers; (D) Hospital or kidney dialysis center personnel; …

20 CAR § 260-105. Effective date of service. (a)(1) The effective date a client shall be eligible to receive paid for services provided by the State Kidney Disease Commission shall be established by the program. (2) An applicant must be determined eligible prior to funds being au…

20 CAR § 260-106. Services. (a)(1) The services provided by the State Kidney Disease Commission shall be dependent on the availability of funds. (2) The commission may determine specific services to be funded by the program prior to the beginning of each new state fiscal year. (3…

20 CAR § 260-107. Confidentiality, use, and release of client records and information. (a)(1) The State Kidney Disease Commission shall maintain a case record for applicants and individuals determined eligible to receive services available through the program. (2) Client informat…

20 CAR § 940-101. Incorporation by reference of federal meat inspection laws and regulations. (a) The Department of Agriculture hereby incorporates by reference the most current revisions of the following federal laws and regulations as though set forth herein line for line and w…

20 CAR § 940-102. Exemptions from the State Meat Inspection Program. The following are exempted from the labeling, sanitary standards, practices, and procedures of the State Meat Inspection Program: (1) Livestock producers with respect to livestock carcasses, parts of livestock c…

20 CAR § 940-103. Application for license and inspection. (a) An applicant for inspection shall submit to the Department of Agriculture an annual fee of one hundred dollars ($100) at the time the application is submitted. (b) Any establishment seeking exemption from the State Mea…

20 CAR § 940-104. Custom establishments. Livestock carcasses, parts of livestock carcasses, meat, and meat food products that are slaughtered by a custom establishment shall be: (1) Separated at all times from inspected livestock carcasses, parts of livestock carcasses, meat, or …

20 CAR § 940-105. Inspection and appeals. (a)(1) Any livestock carcass, part of a livestock carcass, or meat food product found by an inspector to be unwholesome or adulterated in an official establishment shall be condemned. (2) Condemned meat or meat food products: (A) Shall be…

20 CAR § 940-106. Hearings. Hearings and notices for hearings for the Department of Agriculture’s withdrawal and denial of inspection or the department’s determination that an advertisement or label is false or misleading shall be performed pursuant to the requirements of the Ark…

20 CAR § 1000-101. Authority. The Office of Early Childhood of the Department of Education, shall coordinate and administer the Birth through Prekindergarten Teaching Credential fulfilling the requirements of Arkansas Code §§ 20-78-205(b) and 20-78-801 et seq.