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What Is in California’s Code of Regulations Title 25?
Housing and Community Development
By Chris Micheli, May 9, 2022 6:25 am
The California Code of Regulations (CCR) Title 25 is one of 27 Titles that contain state regulations. Title 25, called “Housing and Community Development,” contains 2 Divisions. There are also numerous chapters and articles containing regulatory sections, or individual regulations. The following is a broad overview of CCR Title 25.
Division 1. Housing and Community Development
Chapter 1. State Housing Law Regulations and Earthquake Protection Law Regulations
Subchapter 1. State Housing Law Regulations – 67 Sections
Subchapter 2. Earthquake Protection Law Regulations – 1 Section
Subchapter 3. Employee Housing – 152 Sections
Subchapter 4. California Low-Income Home Management Training Program – 0
Subchapter 5. Housing Element Guidelines – 0
Chapter 2. Mobilehome Parks and Installations
Article 1. Administration and Enforcement – 257 Sections
Article 2. General Park Requirements – 14 Sections
Article 3. Electrical Requirements – 32 Sections
Article 4. Fuel Gas and Oil Requirements – 17 Sections
Article 5. Plumbing Requirements – 17 Sections
Article 6. Fire Protection Standards for Parks – 13 Sections
Article 7. MH-Unit and Commercial Modular Installations and Facilities – 40 Sections
Article 7.5. MH-Unit Earthquake-Resistant Bracing Systems (Erbs) – 19 Sections
Article 8. Permanent Buildings and Commercial Modulars – 4 Sections
Article 9. Accessory Buildings and Structures – 38 Sections
Article 10. Violations, Complaints, and Abatement – 13 Sections
Article 11. Informal Conferences and Hearing Procedures – 7 Sections
Subchapter 2. Special Occupancy Parks [Repealed]
Chapter 2.2. Special Occupancy Parks
Article 1. Administration and Enforcement – 35 Sections
Article 2. General Park Requirements – 15 Sections
Article 3. Electrical Requirements – 31 Sections
Article 4. Fuel Gas Requirements – 16 Sections
Article 5. Plumbing Requirements – 19 Sections
Article 6. Fire Protection Standards for Parks – 13 Sections
Article 7. Installations and Facilities – 16 Sections
Article 8. Permanent Buildings and Commercial Modulars – 3 Sections
Article 9. Accessory Buildings and Structures – 30 Sections
Article 10. Violations, Complaints, and Abatement – 13 Sections
Article 11. Informal Conferences and Hearing Procedures – 7 Sections
Chapter 3. Factory-Built Housing, Mobilehomes, and Manufactured Homes
Subchapter 1. Factory-Built Housing – 55 Sections
Subchapter 3. Mobile Home Occupational Licensing [Repealed]
Chapter 3.5. Mobilehome Residency Law Protection Program – 10 Sections
Chapter 4. Manufactured Housing Sales, Occupational Licensing and Education
Subchapter 1. Sales and Occupational Licensing – 52 Sections
Subchapter 2. Preliminary and Continuing Education – 35 Sections
Article 1. Administration – 2 Sections
Article 2. Registration of Units Not Previously Registered in California – 10 Sections
Article 3. Registration Changes upon Transfer of Units Registered in California – 5 Sections
Article 3.5. Registration of Manufactured Homes or Mobilehomes with Fee and Tax Waiver Program – 4 Sections
Article 4. Registration Requirements – 21 Sections
Article 5. Duplicates and Substitutes – 4 Sections
Article 6. Manufacturer Reporting Requirements – 2 Sections
Article 7. Dealer Sale Requirements – 11 Sections
Article 8. Perfection and Release of Security Interests – 8 Sections
Article 9. Foreclosures, Repossessions, Abandonments, Warehouseman’s Liens, and Other Involuntary Transfers – 8 Sections
Article 10. Commercial Coach Seizure and Sale to Satisfy a Lien in Favor of the State of California – 2 Sections
Article 11. Foundation Systems – 5 Sections
Article 12. Local Property Taxation and Relief – 4 Sections
Article 13. Salvage Reporting Requirements – 2 Sections
Article 14. Notice of Attachment – 4 Sections
Article 15. Title Search – 2 Sections
Article 16. Fees and Exemptions – 9 Sections
Chapter 5.5. Qualification for Public Benefits – 10 Sections
Chapter 6. Department of Housing and Community Development Programs
Subchapter 1. Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Guidelines – 81 Sections
Subchapter 2. Housing Element Annual Progress Reports [Repealed]
Subchapter 3. Housing Element Guidelines [Repealed]
Subchapter 4. Housing Element Guidelines [Repealed]
Subchapter 5. Department of Housing and Community Development – Conflict of Interest Code – 1 Section
Subchapter 6.6 Prohousing Designation Program – 8 Sections
Chapter 6.5. Program Operations
Subchapter 1. Loan and Grant Committees – 4 Sections
Subchapter 2. Program Eligibility and Affordability for Lower Income Households – 12 Sections
Subchapter 2.5. Applicant Verification Requirements – 10 Sections
Subchapter 3. California Environmental Quality Act – 26 Sections
Chapter 7. Department of Housing and Community Development Programs
Subchapter 1. Predevelopment Loan Funds – 12 Sections
Subchapter 1.5. California Low-Income Home Management Training Program – 13 Sections
Subchapter 2. State Community Development Block Grant Program – 56 Sections
Subchapter 2.5. Local Housing Trust Fund Program – 11 Sections
Subchapter 3. Farmworker Housing Grant Program – 32 Sections
Subchapter 3.5 Farm Labor Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program – 15 Sections
Subchapter 4. Multifamily Housing Program – 45 Sections
Subchapter 5. Deferred-Payment Rehabilitation Loans – 21 Sections
Subchapter 5.5. Special User Housing Rehabilitation Program – 15 Sections
Subchapter 6. Housing Advisory Service – 14 Sections
Subchapter 6.5. California Self-Help Housing Program – 20 Sections
Subchapter 7. Office of Migrant Services – 42 Sections
Subchapter 8. California Housing Rehabilitation Program – 37 Sections
Subchapter 9. Calhome Program Requirements – 42 Sections
Subchapter 10. Rental Housing Construction Program – 47 Sections
Subchapter 11. Homeownership Assistance Program – 20 Sections
Subchapter 12. Emergency Housing and Assistance Program – 27 Sections
Subchapter 12.5. Homelessness Prevention and Rapid RE-Housing Program – 4 Sections
Subchapter 13. Mobile Home Park Resident Ownership Program – 17 Sections
Subchapter 14. California Housing Rehabilitation Program for Owner-Occupied Housing – 23 Sections
Subchapter 15. Rental Housing Construction Program – Proposition 84 – 29 Sections
Subchapter 16. Family Housing Demonstration Program Regulations -Proposition 84 – 33 Sections
Subchapter 17. State Home Investment Partnership Act Program – 24 Sections
Subchapter 18. Child Care Facilities Financing Program – 24 Sections
Subchapter 19. Uniform Multifamily Regulations – 21 Sections
Subchapter 20. Federal Emergency Shelter Grants Program – 22 Sections
Subchapter 21. Enterprise Zone Program – 86 Sections
Division 2. California Housing Finance Agency
Article 1. Conflict-of-Interest Code – 2 Sections
Chapter 2. Rental Housing Development Programs
Article 1. General – 2 Sections
Article 2. Construction and Mortgage Loans – 6 Sections
Article 3. Equal Opportunity – 2 Sections
Article 4. Tenancy Standards and Procedures – 6 Sections
Article 6. Construction Loans Where Agency Does Not Provide Permanent Financing [Repealed]
Chapter 3. Restrictions on Agency Public Benefits to Aliens
Article 1. General – 5 Sections
Article 2. Eligibility for Benefits – 8 Sections
Chapter 4. Procedures of Board of Directors
Article 1. Board Action – 3 Sections
Chapter 5. Home Ownership and Home Improvement [Repealed]
Chapter 6. Housing Bond Credit Committee: Regulations Prescribing Procedures [Repealed]
Chapter 10. Loan and Bond Insurance
Article 1. General – 1 Section
Article 2. Loan Insurance [Repealed]
Article 3. Bond Insurance for Local Public Entities [Repealed]
Article 4. Mortgage Insurance on SB 1862 Loans [Repealed]
Chapter 20. Cal-First Home Buyers [Repealed]
Title 25 contains 2,267 Sections.
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Thank you for getting these regulations out in the open! Talk about micro-management! With Democrats in
charge it wil probably get worse instead of the paring- down that’s needed.