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During its meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 22, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors will consider an urgency ordinance placing a temporary moratorium on rent increases in mobile home park spaces in unincorporated areas.
The temporary freeze on rent increases is designed to preserve housing for vulnerable populations while the Board of Supervisors considers updating an existing ordinance that regulates rent increases in mobile home parks in unincorporated areas.
If approved, the ordinance would take effect immediately and will remain in effect until the board adopts an ordinance amending the existing regulations, or through February 29,...
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Well you’ll soon see every mobile home park in Sonoma go on the market as land to be re-developed. Rent control simply makes park owners adapt to more profitable uses. These parks will no doubt be new apartments in the near future. As Ronald Reagan once said “the nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the Government and I’m here to help”. And Reagan lived in California so he really understood this stupidity better than most.