Yountville council orders study of rent stabilization for its mobile home parks
At its Aug. 4 meeting, the Yountville Town Council in California directed staff to study rent stabilization for the town's two mobile home parks.
Key facts
- The Yountville Town Council did not vote on a rent ordinance at its Aug. 4 meeting. Instead, it directed staff to study the issue further.
- The study covers the town's two mobile home parks, Bella Vista and Rancho de Napa.
- Town Attorney Gary Bell said about 104 California cities and towns have some form of mobile home rent control or stabilization.
- Scott Greenwood-Meinert, an attorney for the owners of Bella Vista, said rents had been stable while insurance and other costs rose.
- Mayor Margie Mohler asked for rent histories, fee information and an answer on whether the two parks should be handled alike.
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Source: Yountville council weighs mobile home rent rules — The Napa Valley Register, August 5, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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