Mobile home park rent protections
Summary
After 16 months of negotiation, the city and the owners of all 17 mobile home parks reached a voluntary MOU capping annual rent increases at 3%, limiting capital and tax pass-throughs, and creating a rent subsidy for lower-income residents. Residents celebrated but pressed the city to notify all residents once agreements take effect.
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Last discussed Apr 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
No immediate cost to the city, but future budget will fund city attorney support for disputes and mediations.
Residents of the city's 17 mobile home parks, especially lower-income households facing rent hikes.
Park owners face rent caps and constraints, though several spoke in support of the deal.
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