An Act providing for pre-service training for members of mobile home rent control boards
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Overview
This bill proposes to establish a pre-service training program for individuals serving on mobile home rent control boards in Massachusetts. The goal of this training is to equip board members with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively oversee and regulate rent control policies within mobile home communities. The program would cover topics such as fair housing laws, rent stabilization regulations, and dispute resolution processes. This legislation aims to improve the quality of decision-making and ensure consistent application of rent control rules.
Key provisions
- Establish a pre-service training program for mobile home rent control board members.
- The training program will cover relevant laws and regulations.
- Topics will include fair housing, rent stabilization, and dispute resolution.
- The training program will be developed and administered by the Department of Housing.
Who is affected
- Mobile home residents
- Mobile home park owners
- Members of mobile home rent control boards
- Massachusetts residents
- Housing authorities
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3 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Jacob R. Oliveira
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