Plain English Breakdown
The official source text does not include an effective date, so it cannot be confirmed when the law begins to apply.
Mobilehome Parks: Notices to Homeowners and Residents
This law requires park managers to send required notices to both the homeowner and any resident, while allowing email delivery for annual notices if people agree in writing.
What This Bill Does
- Requires that notices under the Mobilehome Residency Law be delivered to both the homeowner and the resident of the mobilehome.
- Allows notices due before February 1 each year to be sent by electronic mail only with affirmative, written consent from the recipient.
- Permits homeowners or residents to cancel their agreement for email delivery at any time without fees, charges, penalties, or impact on tenancy terms.
- Requires management to send a paper notice confirming that someone agreed to receive emails and explaining how they can stop it.
Who It Names or Affects
- Homeowners who own mobilehomes in parks
- Residents living inside the mobilehomes
- Park managers responsible for sending notices
Terms To Know
- Mobilehome Residency Law
- The existing state law that sets rules for renting and living in mobilehome parks.
- Affirmative, written consent
- A clear agreement provided by the homeowner or resident to receive notices via email.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not specify an effective date.
- Email delivery is only allowed for notices due before February 1 of each year.
- Email delivery depends on whether a homeowner or resident provides written consent.