Lake County tenants renew push for a pass-through fee moratorium
Nearly a dozen tenants from the group Saving Our Shelter demonstrated outside the Lake County Board of Supervisors chambers in Lakeport on Sept. 29, renewing their request for a temporary moratorium on mobile home park pass-through fees while an ad hoc committee works on a rent stabilization ordinance, the Lake County Record-Bee reported.
Key facts
- Supervisors declined an urgency moratorium on Aug. 18; it needed a 4/5 vote, and Supervisors Brad Rasmussen and Jessica Pyska did not support it.
- Organizer Maya Lyn said a 2% increase took effect Oct. 1 and estimated about 1,000 county residents are affected.
- The ad hoc committee includes Supervisors E.J. Crandell and Bruno Sabatier.
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Source: Mobile home park advocate appeals again for fee moratorium — Lake County Record-Bee, October 1, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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