1 Anne K. Turner
Community Services Director
June 15, 2022
RENT STABILIZATION
FOR
MOBILE HOMES
The Ask
That the City Council provide staff
direction on whether to begin
research and work on a mobile
home rent stabilization ordinance
and program.
2 Initial Workplan Overview
3 Work Plan
▷ Research Mobile Home Rent Stabilization Programs in California ▷ Gather ordinances and Best Practices
▷ Engage interested parties
▷ Evaluate risks of implementation
▷ Evaluate In House Work vs. Consultant Services
▷ Determine the capacity of in-house staff to do conduct analysis ▷ Conduct cost/benefit analysis of contract services
▷ Design Program Goals and Implementation Options
▷ In conjunction with stakeholders, develop options for the program ▷ Address risks and provide mitigation options
▷ Return to Council for Discussion and Direction in the Fall 4 Largest Workload: Market Analysis
▷ Renter demographics (i.e. income, age, household size, etc.) to determine if mobile home parks are a source of affordable housing ▷ Space rent rates and what is included
▷ Space rent to income comparison to demonstrate if rent burdens exist ▷ Ownership versus renter
▷ Feasibility of relocating mobile homes
▷ Determine if mobile homes are an important source of affordable housing
▷ Depreciation practices
* Staff will evaluate whether this is best completed in house or using contract services and discuss with Council. 5
Initital Workplan
Sequence
6 The Process
Sep
Present options to
the City Council
in the fall
June
Get direction
from the City
Council to
research and
work on mobile
home rent
stabilization
July/Aug
Research and
evaluate rent
stabilization
programs &
design options
7 Oct – Oct
• Market Analysis RFP
will take four months
• The Market Analysis
Study will take six to
twelve months to
complete
City Council Direction
8 The Ask
9 That the City Council provide staff direction on whether to begin research and work on a mobile home rent stabilization ordinance and program.
Options:
1. Direct staff to undertake the work.
2. Take No Action
Questions?
(951) 739-4985
[email protected]
www.CoronaCA.gov