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Residents of Sterling Shores ask Lake County supervisors for immediate moratorium on pass-through fees
Summary
Multiple Sterling Shores Mobile Home Park residents told the board owners are imposing large capital “pass-through” fees and urged the county to enact a temporary moratorium before March 1 while a rent-stabilization ordinance is developed.
Several residents of Sterling Shores Mobile Home Park told the Lake County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 10 that the park owner, identified in public comment as Caritas Corporation, has begun charging large pass-through capital fees that will be collected monthly over the next decade.
“My name is Maya Lin… Caritas is charging us with pass through fees of approximately $450,000,” said Maya Lin, a Sterling Shores resident, asking the board to place a temporary moratorium on pass-through fees and rent increases before March 1. Laura Ashley, another resident, said the increases threaten low-income,…
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