Removal of People from Vehicle Park
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes guidelines for recreational vehicle park operators to remove transient guests who violate park rules, disturb the peace, cause harm, or fail to pay rent. It outlines procedures for notification, potential misdemeanor charges, and allows park operators to request law enforcement assistance. The bill also includes provisions related to property owners requesting removal of unlawful occupants from residential dwellings, detailing the process for notification, sheriff involvement, and potential legal remedies.
Key provisions
- Recreational vehicle park operators can remove guests for violating park rules, disturbing the peace, causing harm, or failing to pay rent.
- Guests must be formally notified in writing before removal.
- Guests who remain after notification face misdemeanor charges and potential imprisonment.
- Property owners can request sheriff assistance to remove unlawful occupants from residential dwellings.
- The sheriff must serve a notice to vacate and, if requested, stand by to ensure peace.
- A civil cause of action can be brought against property owners for wrongful removal.
- Felony charges may be filed for intentionally damaging a residential dwelling causing significant damage.
- False documents presenting as lease agreements or deeds to sell property are criminal offenses.
Who is affected
- Recreational vehicle park operators
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