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Commission updates procedures for mobile‑home rent adjustment hearings, extends testimony time
Summary
The Planning Commission revised its policies for conducting public hearings on mobile‑home 'just and reasonable return' applications, extending testimony and rebuttal time and aligning net‑cash‑flow language with City Council policy; commissioners found the action not subject to CEQA and approved the revisions 3‑0.
On July 7 the Thousand Oaks Planning Commission approved revisions to policies and procedures for handling mobile‑home park 'just and reasonable return' rent adjustment hearings, increasing the time allowed for testimony and clarifying financial analysis language.
Community Development Analyst Lynn Oshita told the commission staff recommended changes to align the…
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