Battle Ground council moves toward six-month pause on mobile home park redevelopment
On Sept. 21, the Battle Ground City Council directed staff to draft a six-month emergency moratorium on mobile home park redevelopment.
Key facts
- The Battle Ground City Council voted unanimously at its Sept. 21 meeting to have staff draft an emergency moratorium on mobile home park redevelopment.
- The proposed moratorium would last six months, and draft language will return to the council for review.
- Battle Ground Mobile Home Community, with roughly 180 households, was listed for sale in June.
- That park has had a commercial zoning designation for more than 20 years, while the city's other two parks are zoned for high-density residential use.
- Council Member Munson wants the city to study its legal options for a temporary overlay.
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Source: Battle Ground City Council gives direction for moratorium on mobile home community redevelopment — The Reflector, September 29, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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