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Residents and advocates press Lake County to disclose rent-stabilization ad hoc committee work
Summary
Mobile-home residents and advocates urged the Lake County Board to place a formal status update from its rent-stabilization ordinance ad hoc committee on the next agenda, called for stronger tenant protections and asked for a moratorium on new pass-through fees and charges.
Residents and tenant advocates told the Lake County Board during public comment that the ad hoc committee developing a rent-stabilization ordinance (RSO) has operated largely out of public view and must report progress publicly.
"Please use your authority to place a formal status update on the agenda for our next regular meeting," said Maya Lynn, a Lake County resident, asking the board to disclose what data and expert testimony have been reviewed, which stakeholders were consulted and when the board can expect final recommendations.
The plea was echoed by other speakers representing mobile-home communities. Tom Flanigan of Sterling Shores said residents are not receiving responses from county staff and asked whether the county…
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