Chris Anderson

California Department of Housing and Community Development

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Director of field operation for the California Department of Housing and Community Development, responsible for building codes and standards

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People in mobile home parks have complained for years they are second-class citizens unprotected by the same codes and regulations as other residents of California.

Fire Safety and Mobile Homes

People in mobile home parks have complained for years they are second-class citizens unprotected by the same codes and regulations as other residents of California.

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