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Office of Regulatory Oversight

Different kinds of homes and buildings

The Office of Regulatory Oversight (ORO) oversees the regulatory functions of the Division of Housing through the Building Codes and Standards, Mobile Home Park Oversight Program, and Factory Built Structures.

Building Codes and Standards

The Building Codes and Standards Section (BCS) regulates:

  • Construction of factory-built structures (residential and nonresidential);  
  • Installation of manufactured homes, multi-family structures and tiny homes;  
  • Sales of manufactured homes and tiny homes;
  • Site built construction of hotels, motels, and multi-family units in those areas of the state where no local building department exists; 
  • Foundation systems design and installation for manufactured homes, tiny homes, and factory-built structures in areas of the state where no local building department exists; and
  • Standards for accessible housing.

Learn About Building Code Standards

Mobile Home Park Oversight Program

The Mobile Home Park Oversight Program (MHPOP) regulates mobile home parks. Regulation occurs in partnership with local governments, the federal government, other state agencies, nonprofits, and the private sector. 

Learn About the Mobile Home Park Oversight Program

Factory Built Structures

The Building Codes and Standards (BCS) section of the Division of Housing safeguards the residents of Colorado by overseeing various aspects of the state's residential (Factory Built Residential) and nonresidential (Factory Built Non-residential) construction industry. This is done in collaboration with local governments, the federal government, other state agencies, and the private sector.

Learn About Factory Built Structures