Floating home marinas: rent caps: County of Marin.
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Fiscal committee
No
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No
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes rent caps for floating home marinas in the County of Marin, California. It limits annual rent increases to the percentage change in the cost of living, with some exceptions for new tenancies and in-place transfers. The bill also requires marina management to provide notice of rent increases and includes provisions to address potential overpayments. It extends existing rent control measures until 2038 and introduces new rules regarding fees for utilities and enforcement of marina rules.
Key provisions
- Limits annual rent increases in Marin County floating home marinas to the percentage change in the cost of living.
- Allows for initial rental rates to be established outside of the annual increase limit for new tenancies.
- Establishes a process for in-place transfers of floating homes, allowing for new rental rates under specific conditions.
- Requires marina management to provide notice of any rental rate increases to homeowners.
- Addresses potential rent overpayments in the event of exceeding the allowable increase limit.
- Requires fees for utilities and incidental charges to reflect actual costs.
- Prohibits marina owners from charging fees for enforcement of marina rules.
- Provides a mechanism to adjust initial rental rates following an in-place transfer of a floating home.
Who is affected
- Floating home homeowners in Marin County
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