Mobile home MOU

An LAFLA staff attorney representing Vecinos Unidos de Paramount thanked the council and asked for a community meeting and clear notice to residents after the MOU is approved.

An MH Action organizer asked the city to provide plain-language summaries and clear notice to all residents when the MOU takes effect.

A resident now with COFEM praised the council, described past rent-increase abuses by a park owner, and welcomed the possibility of city action if owners refuse to sign.

A Rio Puente resident thanked the council but noted some parks raised rents during the long negotiation when the 3% cap wasn't yet in place.

A Cinderella Mobile Home Park resident thanked the council, noting her park honored the 3% cap but she faced a trash fee jump from $24 to $49 a month.

An Orange Avenue park resident and negotiator thanked the city, asked how residents will be notified once the MOU is signed, and urged swift execution; he also asked the city to help renters citywide.

Representing Americana Mobile Home Park's owners, he voiced full support, calling the MOU a balanced framework protecting residents and sustainability.

Representing Cherryfield Village, she called the MOU a balanced, hard-won compromise and urged council approval.

A WMA representative said the trade association supports the MOU and will work to get all 17 park owners to sign quickly.

Representing Rio Puente's operator, she praised the city's diligence and enthusiastically recommended approval.