Mancos Park Residents Pursue Purchase of Their Community as a Cooperative
Residents of Mountain View Park, a 31-space community in Mancos, moved to buy it as a not-for-profit cooperative, Durango Herald reported.
Key facts
- Residents of Mountain View Park in Mancos, a 31-space mobile home community, put the park under contract.
- Sharon Reddert, a resident for more than 30 years, is president of the interim five-member volunteer board of Mountain View Cooperative Inc.
- The purchase was expected to take four months, and residents would then hold a final vote to approve it.
- Under Colorado Revised Statute 38-12-217, park residents in the state get the first chance to buy their communities.
- Thistle ROC was helping with the transaction, and the MHP Network, a nonprofit, offered guidance.
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Source: Mancos mobile home park residents move to buy property as not-for-profit cooperative — Durango Herald, August 19, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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