Rules & rent controlCaliforniaOrganizations: Harmony CommunitiesBy RISE Community editorsPosted on RISE
Riverland residents ask Shasta County supervisors to weigh a mobile home rent cap
Riverland Mobile Home Park residents asked the Shasta County Board of Supervisors on September 29 to consider an ordinance capping park rent increases.
Key facts
- Residents say they paid $575 a month in October 2025, when Harmony Communities took over operations at Riverland Mobile Home Park.
- Residents were notified that rent will rise to $985 starting December 1, about 71% above the $575 figure they cited.
- Harmony Communities says average rent before the increase was about $650, and average net rent after a credit is $685, including water and sewer.
- Supervisor Chair Chris Kelstrom said he was open to a future agenda item on whether Shasta County has jurisdiction over park rents.
- Supervisors did not adopt a rent cap, and no Shasta County ordinance currently caps rents at the park.
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Source: Riverland Mobile Home Park residents ask Shasta County to consider rent cap — Action News Now, September 29, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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