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MHCO Legislative Update - 5-25-2011 - MHCO Defeats Local Rent Control Legislation

Community Update
Chuck Carpenter
The long awaited public hearing on HB 3183 - the bill to eliminate local preemption of rent control - was held yesterday morning. About 60-70 MHCO members showed up supporting community owners - the residents had about 10 people and could only muster five people to testify publicly in favor to the legislation.

MHCO Final Legislative Status Report - All Legislation Tracked in 2011

Community Update
Chuck Carpenter

Attached is a complete final status report of all the legislation MHCO tracked since January 2011. Overall it was a very successful legislative session for owners of manufactured home communities. Please feel free to contact MHCO if you have any questions.

Manufactured Housing Communities and the 55+ Older Market

Community Update
Chuck Carpenter
People are now living long after retirement. According to the 2007 period life table for the Social Security area population, those on the cusp of retirement, ages 55‐64, are expected to live on average 21.34 more years. Living in a manufactured home community represents an ideal lifestyle choice for many in this demographic.

Rental Policies That Fined Families for Kids' Riding Bikes Yields Settlement - Oregon Landlord Fined $65,000

Community Update
Chuck Carpenter

 

 Published: Friday, February 24, 2012, 10:30 PM Updated: Saturday, February 25, 2012, 9:56 AM Helen Jung, The Oregonian By Helen Jung, The Oregonian The Oregonian

When the Sazykin family's 14-year-old son rode his scooter on pathways around the Wah Mai Terrace Apartments complex in Southeast Portland, the apartment manager fined his parents $20.

Manufactured Homes and Sub Metering

Community Update
Chuck Carpenter

By Tiffany Mittal - Multifamily Utility Company

Manufactured Homes and Submetering What is Submetering?

Theft, Dogs and 24 Hour Notices

Community Update
Chuck Carpenter

Question: A community's security camera taped one of the residents one night cutting the line and stealing the camera. The landlord wants to give a 30 day notice. Any issues the landlord should be aware of since it was video-taped? If the accused resident does nothing wrong again in the community after the 30-day notice has been served - then he gets to stay correct?