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ORDINANCES
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11/6/2001
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ORD 1843
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MOBILE HOME RENT
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G. Information Statemem To Residents. If the notice informing residents of the increase <br />in rems includes any allocation for capital improvement costs, then that notice shall also include <br />an itemization of what capital improvements were made and at what cost. <br /> <br /> H. Disputes As To Certain Capital Improvements. Disputes regarding whether a given <br />capital improvement is required by a govemmem act or regulation, such as the duty of the park <br />owner to maintain safe premises, shall be referred to the City Manager for resolution. Disputes <br />as to whether the useful life of an existing capital improvemem has expired shall be governed by <br />Section 6.60.030 of this Chapter. <br /> <br />6.60.110 Age Restriction. <br /> <br /> Each mobilehome within Vineyard Villa and the Hacienda Mobilehome Park must have <br />one full-time occupant 55 years of age or older. <br /> <br />6.60.120 Registration And Administrative Fee. <br /> <br /> On January 1 of each year, each park owner within the City coming under the terms of <br />this Chapter shall file with the City Manager a statement setting forth the number of spaces in its <br />park regulated by this Chapter. The City Council shall, by resolmion, establish an administrative <br />fee to the park owner to offset the costs to the City of the regulatory activities provided pursuant <br />to this Chapter. No fee shall be imposed for any space exempted from this Chapter pursuant to <br />Civil Code section 798.17. No more than one-half (1/2) of the per space charge may be collected <br />by the park owner from the resident of the space for which the fee is paid. <br /> <br />6.60.130 Fee For Fair Return And Base Year Rent Adjustment Petitions. <br /> <br /> A. Time for Fee Submittal and Amount Thereof. At the time the park owner files a fair <br />return or base year rent adjustment petition pursuant to Section 6.60.080 or 6.60.090 of this <br />Chapter, the park owner shall also submit a fee in an amount specified by the City Council by <br />resolmion. The fee shall be used to pay costs of the City incurred in conducting proceedings on <br />the fair return or base year rent adjustment petition pursuant to this Section, including, withom <br />limitation, City staff time, noticing, audit costs, accountant costs, appraisal fees, postage and <br />hearing officer cost. If the amotmt of the fee exceeds such costs, the balance shall be refunded to <br />the park owner within thirty (30) days after completion of the proceedings. In the evem that the <br />City determines that the costs incurred in conducting the proceeding exceeds the fee(s) paid by <br />the park owner, the City shall notify the hearing officer who shall require the park owner to <br />submit additional amounts to cover the City's costs. The heating officer shall have the power to <br />stay the proceedings until the fees are paid or to dismiss the petition with prejudice if the fees are <br />not paid. The hearing officer shall not issue a decision until all appropriate fees are paid. <br /> <br /> B. Recovery of Fee. If the hearing officer approves a rent increase that is equal to or <br />greater than the rent increase requested by the park owner in the fair return or base year rent <br />adjustment petition, the cost of the fee may be passed through to the homeowners affected by the <br />rent increase, less any amount refunded by the City. If the hearing officer approves a rem <br />increase that is less than the rent increase requested by the park owner in the fair return or base <br /> <br />26 <br /> <br /> <br />
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