Committee agrees to draft county resolution backing Senate Bill 1027, which would extend protections for manufactured-home residents
Jun 10, 2026
After reviewing provisions reported to them, the committee agreed to prepare a county resolution expressing support in principle for Senate Bill 1027, which would require notice to manufactured-home residents on sales, offer a 60-day right-to-offer window and a 12-month notice before closures.
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Committee members discussed a constituent request to endorse Senate Bill 1027, which had been voted down and is expected to be reintroduced. A member summarized the provisions attributed to the bill: notification to residents when a park is offered for sale, a 60-day period for residents to make an offer, a 12-month notice before closures or change-of-use, and limits on fee or rent increases. "It gives residents of manufactured home communities some more security," a committee member said during the discussion.
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