Erie County Park Residents Urge Action on Pennsylvania House Bill 1250
Erie County park residents are urging Pennsylvania's Senate to act on House Bill 1250, a lot rent bill, before the session ends.
Key facts
- Residents at Summit Heights Mobile Home Park in Erie County support House Bill 1250, which targets lot rent increases.
- Patti Starvaggi has lived in the community for 26 years and has advocated for state-level reforms.
- The Pennsylvania Manufactured Home Residents Coalition has grown to nearly 700 members statewide.
- Coalition founder Bob Besecker led a June trip to the state capitol to meet with legislators.
- The Pennsylvania Senate has not yet taken up the bill.
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Source: SPECIAL REPORT: Mobile Homes Push for Financial Protections Pt. 1 — Erie News Now, October 8, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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