“Resident” means an owner or other person who legally occupies a mobile home. ARTICLE 3. RULES AND REGULATIONS CIV §798.23. Persons subject to the Park Regulations (a) The Owner of the Park and any person employed by the Park are subject to and comply with all parking rules and regulations to the same extent as residents and their guests. (b) Subsection (a) of this Section does not apply to any of the following: (1) Any rule or regulation governing the age of a resident or guest. (2) The actions of a park owner or park employee that are performed to fulfill the maintenance, management and commercial operation obligations of a park owner. [Added 1993 c. 520, amended 1994 c. 340, 2002 c. 672.] VIC § 798.23.5. Tenancy or subletting (a)(1) Management allows an owner to rent out his or her principal residence or to sublet his or her space in the circumstances described in subsection (2) and subject to the requirements of this Division. 2.
A landlord may rent or sublet in accordance with subsection (1) if a medical emergency or medical treatment requires the owner`s absence from the owner`s home and this is confirmed in writing by a treating physician. (b) The following provisions apply to a lease or sublease under this Section: (1) The minimum term of the lease or sublease is six months, unless management approves a shorter term, but not more than 12 months, unless management approves a longer term. (2) Management may require the consent of a potential tenant or subtenant, subject to the procedure and restrictions set out in paragraph (a) of section 798.74 for potential purchasers of mobile homes. A potential subtenant must comply with any rules or regulations that restrict residence due to age requirements under section 798.76. Management may charge a potential subtenant a credit check fee for the actual cost of a personal reference check or consumer credit report provided by a consumer credit reporting agency under section 1785.3 if management or its representative requires it in a personal reference check or consumer credit report. (3) The tenant or subtenant shall comply with all the rules and regulations of the park. Failure by a tenant or subtenant to comply with the rules and regulations of the park may result in the termination of the owner`s tenancy in the mobile home park in accordance with section 798.56. An owner`s tenancy may not be terminated under this subsection if the landlord brings an action for unlawful detention or enforces a judgment on possession under Chapter 4 (beginning with Section 1159) of Title 3 of Part 3 of the Code of Civil Procedure within 60 days of receipt of the termination of the tenancy by the Landlord. (4) The owner is always responsible for the rent of the motorhome park and other parking fees.
(5) The authority may require the owner to live in the RV park for a period of one year before the authority approves the rental or sublease of a motorhome or RV park. (6) Notwithstanding subsection (a) of section 798.39, if the landlord has received a refund of a security deposit under paragraph (b) or (c) of section 798.39, management may require the landlord to re-deposit a security deposit in an amount or value not exceeding two months` rent in addition to the first month`s rent. Management may withhold this deposit for the duration of the lease or sublease period. (7) The owner shall archive his or her current address and telephone number with management during the rental or sublease period. If necessary, the owner can provide the name, address and telephone number of his legal representative. c) A landlord may not charge a tenant or subtenant more than an amount necessary to cover the cost of renting the room, utilities and loan payments provided for the mobile home, if any. [Added in 2002 chap. 672.] CIV § 798.24.
Community facility hours each community facility is open at any reasonable time or available to residents, and the community facility`s hours of operation are posted in the facility. [Added 1983 c. 503; amended 1994 c. 380, 2001 c. 83.] CIV § 798.25. Meeting and notification of changes to rules or regulations; New fees that violate this Agreement are void (a) Except as provided in paragraph (d), if management proposes a change in park rules and regulations, management will meet with park owners, their representatives or both after all park owners have been notified in writing 10 days or more prior to the meeting. The notice contains the proposed amendment to the park by-law and includes the date, time and place of the meeting. (b) Unless paragraph (d) so provides after the meeting and consultation of the owners, the announced amendment to the parking rules and regulations may be made to any owner with the consent of that owner or without the consent of the owner after written notice of at least six months, with the exception of the regulations applicable to recreational facilities. which may be amended without the consent of the owner after at least 60 days` written notice. (c) Written notice to an owner whose tenancy commences within the notice period required of a proposed amendment to the park`s rules and regulations under paragraphs (b) or (d) constitutes compliance with this section if the written notice is given before the commencement of the lease […].