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Residents tell Calimesa council new rent-stabilization rules may shift upgrade costs to mobile-homeowners
Summary
Multiple residents at the Calimesa council meeting said a recently changed rent-stabilization ordinance may allow park owners to charge residents for park upgrades, that approval thresholds are unclear, and that the Housing and Community Development department has previously cited a local park owner for code violations.
Several residents at the City of Calimesa council meeting on May 5 urged the council to clarify provisions in a new rent-stabilization ordinance, saying it could shift the cost of park upgrades to mobile-home residents and that notice and voting thresholds are unclear.
Larry Fraeckel (spelling in the record), a resident, criticized the ordinance’s process and said the rule permits a park owner to undertake upgrades and recover costs from homeowners if the change is approved. "What it doesn't say is...who pays for it,"…
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