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A TINY home resident said she has been forced off the land her family home has been on and could have to demolish it.
Marjorie Begay said residents of a trailer park village in Moab, Utah, by the state border with Colorado, were told they would face eviction by July 1.
The Walnut Lane Trailer Park was built six years ago by the City of Moab as an affordable housing project.
Residents were notified on April 17 that the site would be removed and their leases would not be renewed.
Moab City, through a Facebook post, cited an issue with insuring the trailer park after June 30.
“Our insurance carrier notified us last month that they will not...
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The Walnut Lane Trailer Park was built six years ago by the City of Moab as an affordable housing project. Residents were notified on April 17 that the site would be removed and their leases would not be renewed.
FOR ADULTS ONLY:
OK, here’s what I was talking about in those earlier articles. This supposedly great non-profit-owned community deal lasted a whopping six years before the city pulled the plug on it. Maybe all these politicians and others who promote these non-profit fantasies are unaware, BUT THE AVERAGE MORTGAGE ON A MOBILE HOME PARK LASTS FOR 30 YEARS! If you don’t have your non-profit subsidies locked on for three decades then quit pretending these deals have any future at all!