True or False: Despite being attached, commercial modulars are not subject to department code enforcement standards.

The assertion that commercial modulars are not subject to department code enforcement standards is false. Even though commercial modulars may be attached to a foundation or another structure, they are treated like conventional buildings in terms of compliance with various building codes and regulations. This means that they must adhere to safety, structural integrity, and local zoning laws, just as permanently constructed buildings do. The purpose of enforcing these codes is to ensure a minimum level of safety and functionality, regardless of whether a structure is modular or traditional.

In many jurisdictions, the approval process for commercial modular units includes inspections and must satisfy relevant building codes. This assures that modular buildings meet the same safety standards as any other form of construction, thus affirming that all structures, including commercial modulars, remain under the purview of department code enforcement standards.