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TRUTHS AND MYTHSABOUT FACTORY-BUILT

HOUSING MODULAR HOUSING ASSOCIATION PRAIRIE PROVINCES

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TIMELINE / MILESTONES / MOMENTS

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The earlier manufactured homes resemble recreational units of today!

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1910’S AND 1950’S – BUILT OFFSITE

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Alex Dunlap House June 1999

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1960’S AND 1970’S

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Evergreen Village, Edmonton Re-modeled home Parkland Village Spruce Grove

14x68 Red Deer, AB Re-modeled homme in Maple Oak Ridge, Edmonton

LEASED LAND COMMUNITIES

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CHANGE IS INEVITABLE

This is Now

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Plamondon, AB

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Leduc, ABCity of Calgary

Acheson, ABWhitecourt, AB

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Dewberry, ABCarievale, SK

Whitecourt, AB Airdrie, AB

Lanigan, SK

Hilliard Bay Slave Lake, AB

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Commercial Sales Office Acheson AB

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KITCHENS FROM TODAY’S HOMES

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OTHER ROOMS FROM TODAY’S HOMES

LEASED LAND COMMUNITIES HAVE ALSO CHANGED

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Trumpeter Village, GP AB

Aspen Creek Leduc AB Sun Meadows, Stony Plain AB

Ranch Estates, Strathmore, AB

INDUSTRYMILESTONES

MILESTONE 1972 - 1981CSA Certification Standard for Manufacturing

Facilities optional from 1972 – 1976 Late 1976 forward CSA Certification was a

Mandatory Standard

Mid 1980’s the size of homes increased

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1981 - 1991

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MAJORMILESTONE 1992

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1992 the Alberta Government mandated all new homes must comply with the *Alberta Building Code (ABC); therefore, all new homes sited in Alberta must be built to the ABCStandard

New CSA Z240 MH Standard could no longer be sited in Alberta

* Note: Under the CSA A277 certification standard building process 20

16 x 72 Home Hinton AB

ANOTHER MAJOR MILESTONE 2001

In 2001 the industry began building 1520 sq. ft. homes as one-piece units.

Today factory-built homes of almost any size can be built off site and moved to the home site using specialized equipment.

2120x48 Secondary Suite Acreage Dewinton, AB

2008- 2016

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Acreage S.W. of Stony Plain

Fontaine Village Cold Lake, AB

SliverLynx, Olds, Alberta

Nelson Valemount Show Home

MYTHS AND TRUTHSFactory-built housing is constructed to the same

standard as site-built. Myth Truth

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CONSTRUCTION OF FACTORY-BUILTFACTORY-BUILT HOUSING IS CONSTRUCTED TO THESAME STANDARD AS SITE-BUILT TRUTH

All housing in Alberta must be built to meet or exceed the Alberta Building Code (ABC) which

is basically the National Building Code (NBC) with some minor variations similar to all of the other provinces.

must provide the same new home warranty

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FACTORY TOUR

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MYTHS AND TRUTHS

Factory-built housing can be easily moved from one site to another. Myth Truth

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MOVING FACTORY-BUILT HOMESFACTORY-BUILT HOUSING CAN BE EASILY MOVEDFROM ONE SITE TO ANOTHER: MYTH

The average weight of a factory-built home is approximately 27,500 kg

Specialize equipment is required to move factory built homes

In many cases, moving a home onto a foundation requires a crane or other specialized equipment

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Hollick Keyon Edmonton, ABTransporting home to home-site

FROM FACTORYTO

HOME SITE

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Transported with a dollie system Craned onto Crawl Space

Craned onto full Basement Rolled onto full Basement

MOVING DAY!

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FACTORY BUILT HOMES

Imagine if Cars were built like houses

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MYTHS AND TRUTHS

Factory-built housing is suitable for your community. Myth Truth

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IN YOUR COMMUNITYFACTORY-BUILT HOUSING IS SUITABLE FOR YOURCOMMUNITY: TRUTH Architectural Guidelines within land-use bylaws and

approval of the development permit determine the final visual of the home and lot. Considerations include: “Site Plan” Development drawings Elevation Number of Stories Roof Pitch, Style, Eave Width Exterior Finishes Location of Front Door Width Facing Street, Etc.

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OUR GOAL: TO REACH ALLCOMMUNITIESWHETHER ITSLLOYDMINSTER, DEWBERRY ORCALGARY, ALBERTA

MYTHS AND TRUTHS Factory-building is only for single family

residential. Myth Truth

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USE OF FACTORY-BUILT MODULESFACTORY-BUILDING IS ONLY FOR SINGLE FAMILYRESIDENTIAL: MYTH

The Factory-built industry supplies modules for: Single Detached Multi-Family, Single Level or Multi-Story Apartments Seniors, Social Housing and Commercial and Industrial Projects

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SINGLE FAMILY / SINGLE OR MULTI-LEVEL

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Edson, Alberta

Factory-Built Show Home

Factory-Built Show Home

HOMES MOVED AS A SINGLE MODULE(SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS RTMS)

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HOMES MOVED AS A SINGLE MODULE(SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS RTMS)

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MULTI-FAMILY

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Saskatoon, SK

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Saskatoon, SK Saskatoon, SK

Kindersley, SK

OTHER HOUSING PROJECTS

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Apartments Fort McMurray

Social Housing Project, Edmonton,

North Ridge Project I Seniors Affordable Housing Residence

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

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Lamont, AB

Fire Fighter Retreat, Lac De Bonnet, MB

Operations Office Acheson, AB Blackfalds, AB

MYTHS AND TRUTHSBuilding homes using factory construction lowers

CO2 emissions and costs. Myth Truth

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LOWER EMISSIONS/GREATER SUSTAINABILITYBUILDING HOMES USING FACTORY CONSTRUCTIONLOWERS CO2 EMISSIONS AND SAVES COSTS. TRUTH

North Ridge CO2 Analysis Report Comparison between Modular and On-Site Construction study prepared by the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta – considering: Crew Trips, Scheduling, Winter Heat, and Construction

Material Waste Minimizationo The benefits of Factory-Built construction was demonstrated

via: Reduction in CO2 Emissions was 43% Overall cost reduction from 43.4% (no double handling of

materials, no delays for scheduling contractors) Improved Safety (lowering WCB rates) Improved quality as construction is tighter and stronger

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GREEN ANDSUSTAINABLE

LOWER EMISSIONS/GREATER SUSTAINABILITY

Better Energy Performance Reduced Environmental Footprint on the Home-Site Reduced Environmental Footprint on the Greater Area Reduced Material Waste and Improved Disposal /

Recycling Improved Long-Term Performance and Durability Reconfiguration Made Easy Short Construction Time Frame Efficient Factory Design Fewer Sub-Trades and Associated Coordination

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MYTHS AND TRUTHS

You can get financing and loan insurance on factory-built homes. Myth Truth

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VALUE OF HOMEYOU CAN GET FINANCING AND LOAN INSURANCEON FACTORY-BUILT HOMES: TRUTH

Lenders take into account the value of the home, property (if on owned land) and the neighbourhood when determining financing just as any site-built home

CMHC provides loan insurance for factory-built homes sited on owned land or for homes sited on leased land

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MYTHS AND TRUTHS

Factory-built homes appreciate similar to site-built. Myth Truth

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VALUE OF HOMEFACTORY-BUILT HOMES APPRECIATESIMILAR TO SITE-BUILT. TRUTH Homes on Owned Land vs. Leased Land

The difference is the investment in land not the home; Home and Land appreciate similarly for factory built and site built homes

Factory-built homes offer similar options as site-built homes Consideration limits include weight and route to

home sight Factory-built can be renovated and updated as

easily as site-built homes 2016

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MYTHS AND TRUTHS

Factory-built homes can be less expensive than a site-built home.

Myth Truth

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FACTORY-BUILT SAVES TIMEFACTORY-BUILT HOMES CAN BE LESS EXPENSIVETHAN A SITE-BUILT HOME. TRUTH

All materials & tools available and at the ready of workers

Work done in a comfortable work environment Allows for "Inside-out" construction

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FACTORY-BUILT SAVES COSTSFACTORY-BUILT HOMES CAN BE LESSEXPENSIVE THAN A SITE BUILT HOME.

Less time loss for scheduling trades Build consistency through in-house training

programs Precision work, attention to detail at each stage of

construction Less material waste Less time on site saves on construction insurance

costs, no concern regarding “framed-in fire” minimize work site theft,

Home site stays relatively free of construction debris

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FACTORY-BUILT SAVES COSTSFACTORY-BUILT HOMES CAN BE LESSEXPENSIVE THAN A SITE BUILT HOME.

o Although there are many savings to be realized when purchasing a factory-built home, customization will increase the costs just as with a site-built home. altering the floor plan option upgrades number of modules (transportation and site setup) type of foundation desired by customer

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MYTHS AND TRUTHS

Leased Land Communities offer a more affordable option for families to move in to the housing market. Myth Truth

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LEASED LAND COMMUNITIESLEASED LAND COMMUNITIES OFFER A MOREAFFORDABLE OPTION FOR FAMILIES TRUTH

Lot development can be very expensive, particularly near larger urban centres.

The development costs might be holding back a young family from beginning their journey to home ownership.

Owning a home sited on a leased lot where the developer pays for the lot development provides that opportunity for home ownership.

Previously noted, many leased land community owners have come a long way ensuring a safe an attractive community.

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LEASED LAND COMMUNITIES OFFERAFFORDABLE OPTIONS

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LEASED LAND COMMUNITIES OFFER ANAFFORDABLE OPTION

Developments offer options to older couples who want to down size where they can take advantage of services offered by 55+ communities such as assistance with property maintenance.

Many property investment companies have entered the leased land business and want to ensure their long-term investment is actually paid back!

Leased Land is not the only option for modular construction; Condominium style communities Fee simple communities are also great options for

modular-built homes.

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MYTHS AND TRUTHS

Factory-built homes can be placed on all types of foundations including a basement. Myth Truth

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FOUNDATIONSFACTORY-BUILT HOMES CAN BE PLACED ON ALL TYPESOF FOUNDATIONS INCLUDING A BASEMENT: TRUTH

Foundations Standards are provided in the Building Code

Other contributing factors include: Soil type (a key factor) Customer preference

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FOUNDATIONSAND SITE

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FOUNDATIONS AND SITE PREPARATION

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Engineered telescopic steel piles Engineered fixed steel piles

Crawl Space

Full Basement

CERTIFICATION

Three Certification Companies have been approved by the Standards Council of Canada CSA Intertek Quality Auditing Institute (QAI) to ensure factory-built homes meet or exceed the Building Code of the home site

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LOOK FOR THE LABELS

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UNDERSTANDINGFACTORY-BUILTTERMINOLOGY

UNDERSTANDING INDUSTRY TERMS

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Modular Home a detached dwelling unit intended for year-round occupancy comprising one or more modules constructed wholly or partially in a factory, in compliance with the

applicable building codes, standards and other regulations in force at the installation location.

The dwelling unit is transported to the installation site set on a permanent foundation.

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UNDERSTANDING INDUSTRY TERMS Manufactured Home

a detached one-story dwelling unit intended for year-round occupancy comprising one or more modules and constructed in a factory in accordance to

CSA Z240 MH Series, “Manufactured Homes”. transported to the installation site

where it is set on a permanentfoundation.

• Manufactured homes are not accepted in all provinces or territories. Refer to the applicable building code or regulation.

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UNDERSTANDING INDUSTRY TERMS

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Mobile Home a detached one-story dwelling

unit intended for year-round

occupancy comprising one or more

modules and constructed in a factory in

accordance to CSA Z240 MH Series, Mobile Homes”.

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UNDERSTANDING INDUSTRY TERMS The term modular describes

a method of constructing a home or other building in one or more large sections, away from the home site, under climate controlled conditions.

The type of home constructed is determined by the building code to which it complies and design criteria that determines whether the structure type is single

detached or multi-family and/or single level or multi-storey. The term modular-built does not describe a type of home, just as the

terms site-built or RTM do not describe a types of home. All three terms describe construction methods.

commonly described homes include: Bungalows town-homes duplex’s, two storeys, etc.,

All type of homes can be site-built, modular-built / RTM (built off site) or built using acombination of construction methods. 2016

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UNDERSTANDING INDUSTRY TERMSPark Model Trailer

a recreational unit for seasonal occupancy (3 seasons only)

built in accordance with CSA Z241 on a single chassis mounted on wheels to

facilitate relocation. it may be connected to utilities in order to operate

the trailer's fixtures and appliances.

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WHICH HOMEIS BUILT

ON-SITE OFF-SITE

WHICH HOME IS OFF-SITE BUILT, ON-SITE BUILT?

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A HOME IS A HOME IS A HOME

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COMMUNITIES WANT A BEAUTIFULFINISHED HOME AND HOME SITE

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SO NOW WE KNOW Factory-built homes meet the same legislative

requirements as site-built Built to the provincial building code

Factory-built homes (materials) are protected from weather elements throughout building process

Factory-built homes provide the same provincial warranty as other residential homes

Factory-Built homes reduces CO2 Emissions Factory-built limits construction time and saves the

consumer money Factory-Built homes provide a safe working environment

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NOW WHAT

Spread the word about factory-built homesUpdate definitions in current Land-Use

By-lawsEnsure Factory-built homes are treated the same

as Site-built homes when it comes to zoning New factory-built homes under Permitted not

Discretionary Open your Communities to Factory-built homes Allow choice for your Constituents

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QUESTIONS

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(780) 429-1798 [email protected]

www.mhapraries.ca

Dan Hill(780) 960-4232

[email protected]

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(780) [email protected]

www.mhapraries.ca

www.nlc.ca

PREFAB HOUSINGIS MORE THANEFFICIENT BUILDING

MODULAR HOUSING ASSOCIATION PRAIRIE PROVINCES

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