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OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING - REGULATIONS
§ 5082.5. Prohibited Sale Notice
Whenever the department discovers by investigation that MH-Units or commercial modulars are being offered for
sale, rent or lease by persons or at locations, which are not licensed as required by law and this chapter, or where the
license has been suspended or revoked as a result of actions taken pursuant to Health and Safety Code Sections
18021.5, 18064 and 18064.5, or that any of the conditions exist providing for automatic cancellation of a license
pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 18065, the department may post Prohibited Sales Notices, conspicuous to
the public, on the MH-Units or commercial modulars.
§ 5083. Monetary Penalties for Compromise Settlements
Payment of the following monetary penalties may be required of an occupational licensee pursuant to a compromise
settlement agreement between the Director and the licensee entered into pursuant to the provisions of Health and
Safety Code Section 18064.5.
(a) A minimum of $150 and a maximum of $500 for each violation of the following provisions of law: Health and
Safety Code Sections 18058.5; 18059(b, c); 18059.5(a, b); 18060(a, c); 18060.5(d, g); 18061)d); 18061.5(b); and
18062.2(a, g, h).
(b) A minimum of $100 and a maximum of $500 for each violation of the following provisions of law: Health and
Safety Code Sections 18059(a); 18060(b); 18060.5(b, f); 18061(a, b, c, e); 18061.5(a); 18062(a, b, c); 18062.2(b, c);
and 18062.5(a-e).
(c) A minimum of $50 and a maximum of $500 for each violation of the following provisions of law: Health and Safety
Code Sections 18062.2(d, e, f).
Article 9. 90-Day Certificate Requirements
§ 5090. 90-Day Certificate Expiration
(a) All 90-day certificates expire ninety (90) calendar days from the date of initial issuance. Expired certificate holders
shall either:
(1) Submit their expired certificates to the department within ten (10) calendar days.
(2) Submit their expired certificate to the department within three (3) months of expiration, along with all
salesperson application requirements in accordance with Section 5020 of this subchapter.
(b) Any 90-day certificate holder working with an expired certificate without obtaining licensure status through this
department may be subject to license refusal, or at the discretion of the department be subject to a penalty of 50
percent of the license fee in accordance with Section 5010 of this subchapter.
§ 5092. Suspension/Refusal to Issue/Revocation
The department’s review of an application for a 90–day certificate shall be subject to the provisions of Health and Safety
Code, Section 18050.5.
§ 5094. Supervision of Certificate Holders
The dealer and/or a supervising managing employee shall directly supervise the activities of all 90-day certificate
holders. "Directly Supervise" includes all of the following:
(a) Continuous availability of the supervising managing employee or dealer to the 90-day certificate holder(s) on the
premises of the dealer.
(b) On an exclusive basis, supervising the activities of the 90-day certificate holder(s).
(c) Regularly overseeing the activities of the certificate holder(s) and assuring their compliance with the laws
governing MH-Unit or commercial modular sales and/or leasing.
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