Taberg, N.Y. mobile home park pays overdue water bill, averting shutoff process
The City of Oneida said Oct. 1 it received a payment of about $22,000 overnight from the managers of Leisure Village mobile home park in Taberg, N.Y., for a past-due water bill, so it will not start the shutoff notice process.
Key facts
- Park: Leisure Village, Taberg, N.Y.
- The payment was about $800 short of the amount due; the city accepted it and added the balance to the park's next water bill.
- A July 27 turn-off notice listed $46,884 owed, due Aug. 14, with an Aug. 18 shutoff date; a later agreement called for $17,000 by Sept. 30.
- Raven3 Home Buyers, a Hudson Valley investment company, took over the park in October 2025; AJ3, a management company tied to Raven3, manages it.
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Source: Residents Fear Potential Water Shutoff After Mobile Home Park Owners Fall Behind on Bill — WKTV, October 1, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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