Long-Term Leases for Mobile Homes Ended
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New Ventura County mobile home park tenants can no longer be required to sign a lease longer than a year that would, in the process, exempt them from rent control protection.
County supervisors passed an ordinance Tuesday prohibiting mobile home park owners from requiring such long-term arrangements.
The new rule closes a loophole in state law and is designed to ensure that park owners do not take financial advantage of would-be tenants, officials said.
Park owners had opposed the ordinance at earlier hearings, but were not present Tuesday.
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