Transit-oriented housing development: excluded parcels and sites.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, titled the Mobile Home Park Protection Act, amends existing law to prohibit transit-oriented housing developments from being located on mobilehome residency parks, recreational vehicle parks, mobilehome parks, or special occupancy parks. It aims to protect these types of housing, which are often home to older and lower-income residents, from being displaced by new development projects near transit stops. The bill takes effect immediately as an urgency statute.
Key provisions
- Prohibits transit-oriented housing development on mobilehome residency parks.
- Prohibits transit-oriented housing development on recreational vehicle parks.
- Prohibits transit-oriented housing development on mobilehome parks.
- Prohibits transit-oriented housing development on special occupancy parks.
- Declares the bill’s urgency, citing the need to preserve affordable housing options.
- Modifies existing requirements for transit-oriented housing development to include these exclusions.
- Establishes a process for local governments to comply with the new restrictions.
- Includes provisions related to affordability requirements for housing developments.
Who is affected
- Mobilehome residents
- Homeowners in mobilehome residency parks
- Homeowners in recreational vehicle parks
- Homeowners in mobilehome parks
- Developers of transit-oriented housing projects
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