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Board raises concerns about state water-testing requirement for mobile home parks
Summary
Members flagged a state bill expected to take effect in July that would require water-quality testing for mobile home parks; they questioned why parks — rather than individual homes — would be targeted and raised concerns about cost allocation.
A board member discussed a state bill set to start in July that would require water-quality testing at mobile home parks and questioned the rationale and cost implications for park owners. In the meeting record the member said the bill would require water testing for all mobile home parks and asked why mobile home parks would be singled out when municipalities already test water.
Board members described the bill as a "solution looking for a problem" and said owners of mobile home parks might be required to absorb some testing costs; the board did not take formal action on the bill but noted it as a concern for future monitoring and possible advocacy.
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