New MexicoMobile home park managers would be allowed to transfer separate lots
Park managers would be allowed to transfer individual mobile home spaces into separate ownership without meeting local lot-size requirements, building-distance rules, or otherwise required infrastructure upgrades.
What it does
Park managers would be allowed to transfer mobile home spaces into separately owned lots without meeting local lot-dimension rules or making infrastructure upgrades otherwise required when land is divided.
Argument forPark managers could transfer individual lots more easily without resizing spaces or making infrastructure upgrades otherwise required when dividing land.
Argument againstWaiving otherwise required infrastructure upgrades could leave separately owned lots with shared systems that fall short of local standards.
More detail
Mobile home park managers would be allowed to transfer individual spaces into separately owned lots. The park provision covers individual mobile home spaces. The zoning protection covers spaces occupied by manufactured, modular, or mobile homes. Transfers could proceed without meeting local rules for lot dimensions, including minimum size and required distances between buildings and lot boundaries. Transfers would not require infrastructure upgrades otherwise required by rules for dividing land into separate lots. Rules under the Manufactured Housing and Zoning Act could not block these covered ownership transfers.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Mar 24action postponed indefinitelyLatest
- Feb 2not printed House Rules and Order of Business CommitteeIntroduced
Housing