Mobile home park closure moratorium extension
Summary
Windsor's four mobile home parks hold 43% of the town's affordable housing, mostly seniors on fixed incomes, and the park owner Harmony Communities has pushed big rent hikes and eviction notices. The moratorium extension buys 12 more months to modernize 30-year-old closure/conversion rules — but state law caps the moratorium at two years, so a permanent fix is needed before next September.
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Last discussed Sep 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
The extension itself costs the town nothing, but litigation with Harmony Communities is ongoing and unresolved.
About 569 mobile home park households, especially seniors, low-income families, and Evergreen residents facing eviction threats.
Park owners seeking to close, convert, or raise rents, including Harmony Communities, which is litigating against the town.
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