Plain English Breakdown
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Expanding Reasons to End Mobilehome Park Leases
This law allows mobilehome park managers to end a resident's lease if their behavior causes substantial annoyance to homeowners, residents, staff, employees, or service providers.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the rules for ending tenancy in mobilehome parks under state law.
- Allows management to terminate a lease if conduct on park premises causes substantial annoyance to other homeowners or residents.
- Adds park staff and park employees as people whose annoyance can lead to lease termination.
- Includes individuals who have contracted with, or regularly provide services for, the park.
Who It Names or Affects
- Mobilehome park managers
- Homeowners living in mobilehome parks
- Residents of mobilehome parks
- Park staff and employees
- Individuals who contract with or regularly provide services to the park
Terms To Know
- Termination of tenancy
- Ending the legal agreement that allows someone to live in a mobilehome park space.
- Substantial annoyance
- Conduct on the property that causes serious disturbance or trouble for others, including staff and service providers.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not state when this law will officially start.
- The source does not explain how park managers must prove someone caused annoyance.