Lake County supervisors took up an interim freeze on mobile home park rent increases
Lake County, California supervisors scheduled an Aug. 11 hearing on an interim moratorium on mobile home park rent increases.
Key facts
- The Lake County Board of Supervisors scheduled a vote on an interim urgency ordinance freezing gross rental rate increases at mobile home parks in unincorporated Lake County.
- The item was set for 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 11, in Lakeport.
- On Aug. 19 a year earlier, supervisors weighed a mobile home rent stabilization ordinance and declined to adopt it.
- An ad hoc committee that included supervisors Eddie Crandell and Bruno Sabatier was drafting a new version of the ordinance.
- The staff memo said a moratorium must be extended every 45 days and set a goal of returning with an ordinance within 90 days.
- The urgency moratorium failed: it needed four of five supervisors and got three, with Supervisors Brad Rasmussen and Jessica Pyska opposed.
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Source: Supervisors to discuss interim moratorium on mobile home rent increases — Lake County News,California, August 10, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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