If enacted, the proposal would let qualifying resident-owned manufactured home parks treat required occupancy charges as rent in a specified nonpayment case.
The proposal would treat mandatory occupancy charges adopted under governing documents as rent in a specified process for enforcing nonpayment in qualifying resident-owned manufactured home communities.
Required community charges would count as rent in a specific nonpayment enforcement process. It would apply to manufactured home parks owned by an entity in which most resident homeowners have membership, shareholder, or voting rights in park governance. The charge must be mandatory for occupancy and adopted under the community's governing documents. The provision would not create a lien, foreclosure remedy, or security interest for unpaid assessments or fees. The act would take effect immediately if enacted.
No hearings or votes scheduled.