RV parks; mobile homes; education
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill updates Arizona laws regarding RV parks, mobile homes, and education. It clarifies definitions related to these spaces, including ‘compatible,’ ‘change in use,’ and ‘educational program.’ It establishes a mobile home relocation fund and outlines requirements for park managers’ education, including ongoing training. The bill also addresses tenant rights, such as the ability to sell their recreational vehicles and prohibits certain landlord practices. Finally, it modifies rules regarding abandonment of recreational vehicles.
Key provisions
- Defines key terms related to RV parks, mobile homes, and related concepts.
- Establishes a mobile home relocation fund to assist tenants displaced due to changes in park use.
- Requires park managers to complete ongoing educational programs on mobile home park operations.
- Grants tenants the right to sell their recreational vehicles without landlord interference (with some exceptions).
- Prohibits landlords from certain practices, such as charging exit fees or requiring permanent improvements.
- Addresses the process for abandoned recreational vehicles.
- Clarifies rules regarding tenant meetings and notices.
- Specifies requirements for landlord notification regarding rule changes.
Who is affected
- Mobile home park residents
- RV park residents
- Landlords of mobile home and RV parks
- Park managers
- Arizona Department of Housing
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