Revises provisions relating to manufactured home parks. (BDR...
AN ACT relating to manufactured home parks; requiring the Housing Division of the Department of Business and Industry to calculate annually and publish a maximum annual rent increase percentage in manufactured home parks; authorizing certain persons to apply for an exemption to certain requirements relating to increases in rent; revising certain requirements related to increases in rent for certain tenancies in manufactured home parks; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.
SB275A aims to update rules for manufactured home parks by making the Housing Division of the Department of Business and Industry calculate and publish a yearly maximum rent increase percentage. It also allows certain people to apply for exemptions from specific rent increase rules and revises some requirements for rent increases for certain types of tenancies. This bill would affect people living in manufactured home parks, ensuring they know the limits on rent increases and providing some with options to avoid certain rent hikes.
The bill was sponsored by multiple Democrats and faced a legislative step where it failed on February 11, 2025. It was read in the Senate but received no further action. Prior to that, it had been returned from the Secretary of State and scheduled for special consideration on February 11, 2025.
Key steps included the bill being read in the Senate and scheduled for special consideration, but it ultimately failed without further action. This marks the end of its progress in the legislative process for now.
