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1+Second Regular Session
2+Seventy-third General Assembly
3+STATE OF COLORADO
4+REREVISED
5+This Version Includes All Amendments
6+Adopted in the Second House
7+LLS NO. 22-0103.01 Megan Waples x4348
18 HOUSE BILL 22-1287
2-BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Boesenecker and Hooton, Bacon, Benavidez,
3-Bernett, Caraveo, Cutter, Duran, Gonzales-Gutierrez, Gray, Jodeh,
4-Kennedy, Kipp, Lindsay, McCluskie, McLachlan, Mullica, Ortiz, Ricks,
5-Sirota, Sullivan, Titone, Weissman, Woodrow, Amabile, Bird, Daugherty,
6-Exum, Froelich, Herod, Lontine, McCormick, Michaelson Jenet, Valdez A.,
7-Young, Snyder;
8-also SENATOR(S) Winter, Coleman, Lee, Story, Buckner, Danielson,
9-Donovan, Fields, Ginal, Gonzales, Hinrichsen, Jaquez Lewis, Kolker,
10-Moreno, Pettersen, Rodriguez, Zenzinger, Fenberg.
9+House Committees Senate Committees
10+Transportation & Local Government Finance
11+Appropriations Appropriations
12+A BILL FOR AN ACT
1113 C
12-ONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENTS , AND, IN
13-CONNECTION THEREWITH
14-, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
15-Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
16-SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-31-101, amend
17-(1)(i) as follows:
18-24-31-101. Powers and duties of attorney general. (1) The
19-attorney general:
20-(i) May bring civil and criminal actions to enforce state laws,
21-NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
22-officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
23-or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
24-history, or the Session Laws.
25-________
26-Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
27-through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
28-the act. including actions brought pursuant to the "Colorado Antitrust Act of 1992"
29-in article 4 of title 6, the "Colorado Consumer Protection Act" in article 1
30-of title 6,
31-THE "MOBILE HOME PARK ACT" IN PART 2 OF ARTICLE 12 OF TITLE
32-38, THE "MOBILE HOME PARK ACT DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND
33-ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM" IN PART 11 OF ARTICLE 12 OF TITLE 38, the
34-"Unfair Practices Act" in article 2 of title 6, article 12 of title 6, and sections
35-6-1-110, 11-51-603.5, 24-34-505.5, and 25.5-4-306;
36-SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, amend 38-12-200.2 as
37-follows:
38-38-12-200.2. Legislative declaration. The general assembly hereby
39-declares that the purpose of this part 2 is to establish the relationship
40-between the owner of a mobile home park, and
41- the owner of a mobile home
42-situated in such park,
43-AND RESIDENTS IN THE PARK.
44-SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-201.5, amend
45-(1)(e), (1)(f), and (6); and add (1)(g) and (6.5) as follows:
46-38-12-201.5. Definitions. As used in this part 2 and in part 11 of
47-this article 12, unless the context otherwise requires:
48-(1) "Entry fee" means any fee paid to or received from an owner of
49-a mobile home park or an agent thereof except for:
50-(e) Incidental reasonable charges for services actually performed by
51-the mobile home park owner or the mobile home park owner's agent and
52-agreed to in writing by the home owner; and
53-(f) Late fees; AND
54-(g) MEMBERSHIP FEES PAID TO JOIN A RESIDENT OR HOME OWNER
55-COOPERATIVE THAT OWNS THE MOBILE HOME PARK OR OTHER PARKS
56-QUALIFYING AS COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITIES PURSUANT TO THE
57-"COLORADO COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP ACT", ARTICLE 33.3 OF THIS
58-TITLE
59-38.
60-(6) "Mobile home park" or "park" means a parcel of land used for
61-the continuous accommodation of five or more occupied mobile homes and
62-operated for the pecuniary benefit of the owner of the parcel of land or the
63-PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 owner's agents, lessees, or assignees. "Mobile home park" does not include
64-mobile home subdivisions or property zoned for manufactured home
65-subdivisions. F
66-OR PURPOSES OF THIS DEFINITION, THE PARCEL OF LAND
67-COMPRISING THE MOBILE HOME PARK DOES NOT NEED TO BE CONTIGUOUS
68-,
69-BUT MUST BE IN THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD AS DETERMINED BY THE
70-DIVISION
71-.
14+ONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR MOBILE HOME PARK
15+RESIDENTS, AND,101
16+IN CONNECTION THEREWITH , MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .102
17+Bill Summary
18+(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
19+not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
20+passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
21+applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
22+http://leg.colorado.gov
23+.)
24+The bill amends the "Mobile Home Park Act" and the "Mobile
25+Home Park Act Dispute Resolution and Enforcement Program" to:
26+! Prohibit a landlord from increasing rent on a mobile home
27+lot by an amount that exceeds the greater of inflation or 3
28+percentage points in any 12-month period;
29+! Require the landlord or the landlord's representative to
30+SENATE
31+Amended 3rd Reading
32+May 6, 2022
33+SENATE
34+Amended 2nd Reading
35+May 5, 2022
36+HOUSE
37+3rd Reading Unamended
38+April 25, 2022
39+HOUSE
40+Amended 2nd Reading
41+April 22, 2022
42+HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
43+Boesenecker and Hooton, Bacon, Benavidez, Bernett, Caraveo, Cutter, Duran, Gonzales-
44+Gutierrez, Gray, Jodeh, Kennedy, Kipp, Lindsay, McCluskie, McLachlan, Mullica, Ortiz,
45+Ricks, Sirota, Sullivan, Titone, Weissman, Woodrow, Amabile, Bird, Daugherty, Exum,
46+Froelich, Herod, Lontine, McCormick, Michaelson Jenet, Valdez A., Young
47+SENATE SPONSORSHIP
48+Winter, Coleman, Lee, Story, Buckner, Danielson, Donovan, Fenberg, Fields, Ginal,
49+Gonzales, Hinrichsen, Jaquez Lewis, Kolker, Moreno, Pettersen, Rodriguez, Zenzinger
50+Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
51+Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing statute.
52+Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute. attend up to 2 public meetings for residents of the park
53+each year at the request of the residents;
54+! Clarify that a landlord is responsible for the cost of
55+repairing any damage to a mobile home or lot that results
56+from the landlord's failure to maintain the premises of the
57+park;
58+! Clarify the triggering events that demonstrate a park
59+owner's intent to sell a park for purposes of providing
60+notice to home owners and the method for giving notice;
61+! Change the period in which a group or association of
62+mobile home owners may make an offer to purchase the
63+park from 90 to 180 days, and provide for tolling of that
64+time period in certain circumstances;
65+! Provide a right of first refusal for a public entity that
66+accepts an assignment of a group or association of mobile
67+home owners' opportunity to purchase;
68+! Clarify the obligations of a landlord to provide notice to
69+home owners concerning the terms and conditions of an
70+offer to purchase the park that the landlord would accept
71+and to negotiate in good faith with the home owners;
72+! Require a landlord who changes the use of the land
73+comprising the park to compensate a mobile home owner
74+who has not given notice to terminate the lease or rental
75+agreement and who is displaced by the change in use for
76+the reasonable costs of relocating the mobile home to a
77+location within 100 miles of the park, the fair market value
78+of the mobile home before the change in use, or in the
79+amount of $7,500 for a single-section mobile home or
80+$10,000 for a multi-section mobile home;
81+! Allow the department to enforce statutory provisions
82+concerning the required notice of intent to sell or change
83+the use of the land and the mobile home owners'
84+opportunity to purchase by imposing a fine for a violation
85+or filing for injunctive relief in district court;
86+! Allow the attorney general to investigate and enforce
87+statutory provisions providing protections for mobile home
88+owners;
89+! Allow a resident, local government, or a nonprofit to file a
90+complaint with the division under the dispute resolution
91+program;
92+! Clarify the procedures and penalties that apply when a
93+party does not respond to a subpoena from the division;
94+! Allow the division to take immediate action in response to
95+complaints or violations that will cause immediate harm to
96+mobile home owners;
97+1287
98+-2- ! Prohibit landlords from harassing or coercing mobile home
99+owners in an effort to require a mobile owner to sign an
100+agreement or to influence a decision by the home owner
101+about an opportunity to purchase;
102+! Establish criteria for when a mobile home park rule or
103+regulation that limits a home owner's right to control the
104+use, appearance, and structure of a mobile home is
105+enforceable;
106+! Prohibit a landlord from interfering with the mobile home
107+owner's right to sell a mobile home to the buyer of his or
108+her choice, except in limited circumstances;
109+! Establish record retention requirements for landlords; and
110+! Consolidate provisions concerning private rights of action
111+for landlords, home owners, and residents, and establish
112+penalties and remedies available in private actions.
113+Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
114+SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-31-101, amend2
115+(1)(i) as follows:3
116+24-31-101. Powers and duties of attorney general. (1) The4
117+attorney general:5
118+(i) May bring civil and criminal actions to enforce state laws,6
119+including actions brought pursuant to the "Colorado Antitrust Act of7
120+1992" in article 4 of title 6, the "Colorado Consumer Protection Act" in8
121+article 1 of title 6,
122+THE "MOBILE HOME PARK ACT" IN PART 2 OF ARTICLE9
123+12
124+ OF TITLE 38, THE "MOBILE HOME PARK ACT DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND10
125+E
126+NFORCEMENT PROGRAM" IN PART 11 OF ARTICLE 12 OF TITLE 38, the11
127+"Unfair Practices Act" in article 2 of title 6, article 12 of title 6, and12
128+sections 6-1-110, 11-51-603.5, 24-34-505.5, and 25.5-4-306;13
129+SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, amend 38-12-200.214
130+as follows:15
131+38-12-200.2. Legislative declaration. The general assembly16
132+hereby declares that the purpose of this part 2 is to establish the17
133+1287-3- relationship between the owner of a mobile home park, and the owner of1
134+a mobile home situated in such park,
135+AND RESIDENTS IN THE PARK.2
136+SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-201.5, amend3
137+(1)(e), (1)(f), and (6); and add (1)(g) and (6.5) as follows:4
138+38-12-201.5. Definitions. As used in this part 2 and in part 11 of5
139+this article 12, unless the context otherwise requires:6
140+(1) "Entry fee" means any fee paid to or received from an owner7
141+of a mobile home park or an agent thereof except for:8
142+(e) Incidental reasonable charges for services actually performed9
143+by the mobile home park owner or the mobile home park owner's agent10
144+and agreed to in writing by the home owner; and
145+11
146+(f) Late fees;
147+AND12
148+(g) M
149+EMBERSHIP FEES PAID TO JOIN A RESIDENT OR HOME OWNER13
150+COOPERATIVE THAT OWNS THE MOBILE HOME PARK OR OTHER PARKS14
151+QUALIFYING AS COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITIES PURSUANT TO THE15
152+"C
153+OLORADO COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP ACT", ARTICLE 33.3 OF THIS16
154+TITLE 38.17
155+(6) "Mobile home park" or "park" means a parcel of land used for18
156+the continuous accommodation of five or more occupied mobile homes19
157+and operated for the pecuniary benefit of the owner of the parcel of land20
158+or the owner's agents, lessees, or assignees. "Mobile home park" does not21
159+include mobile home subdivisions or property zoned for manufactured22
160+home subdivisions. F
161+OR PURPOSES OF THIS DEFINITION, THE PARCEL OF23
162+LAND COMPRISING THE MOBILE HOME PARK DOES NOT NEED TO BE24
163+CONTIGUOUS, BUT MUST BE IN THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD AS DETERMINED25
164+BY THE DIVISION.26
72165 (6.5) "M
73-OBILE HOME SUBDIVISION" OR "MANUFACTURED HOME
74-SUBDIVISION
75-" MEANS ANY PARCEL OF LAND THAT IS DIVIDED INTO TWO OR
76-MORE PARCELS
77-, SEPARATE INTERESTS, OR INTERESTS IN COMMON, WHERE
78-EACH PARCEL OR INTEREST IS OWNED BY AN INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY WHO
79-OWNS BOTH A MOBILE HOME AND THE LAND UNDERNEATH THE MOBILE
80-HOME
81-; EXCEPT THAT A PARCEL IS NOT A "MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION" OR
82-"MANUFACTURED HOME SUBDIVISION " WHEN THE SAME OWNER OWNS A
83-PARCEL OR SUBDIVIDED PARCELS OR INTERESTS THAT ARE COLLECTIVELY
84-USED FOR THE CONTINUOUS ACCOMMODATION OF FIVE OR MORE OCCUPIED
85-MOBILE HOMES AND OPERATED FOR THE PECUNIARY BENEFIT OF THE
86-LANDOWNER OR THEIR AGENTS
87-, LESSEES, OR ASSIGNEES.
88-SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-202, amend
89-(1)(a) introductory portion and (1)(c)(I) as follows:
90-38-12-202. Tenancy - notice to quit. (1) (a) No tenancy or other
91-lease or rental occupancy of space in a mobile home park shall commence
92-without a written lease or rental agreement, and no tenancy in a mobile
166+OBILE HOME SUBDIVISION" OR "MANUFACTURED HOME27
167+1287
168+-4- SUBDIVISION" MEANS ANY PARCEL OF LAND THAT IS DIVIDED INTO TWO OR1
169+MORE PARCELS, SEPARATE INTERESTS, OR INTERESTS IN COMMON, WHERE2
170+EACH PARCEL OR INTEREST IS OWNED BY AN INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY WHO3
171+OWNS BOTH A MOBILE HOME AND THE LAND UNDERNEATH THE MOBILE4
172+HOME; EXCEPT THAT A PARCEL IS NOT A "MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION" OR5
173+"
174+MANUFACTURED HOME SUBDIVISION " WHEN THE SAME OWNER OWNS A6
175+PARCEL OR SUBDIVIDED PARCELS OR INTERESTS THAT ARE COLLECTIVELY7
176+USED FOR THE CONTINUOUS ACCOMM ODATION OF FIVE OR MORE OCCUPIED8
177+MOBILE HOMES AND OPERATED FOR THE PECUNIARY BENEFIT OF THE9
178+LANDOWNER OR THEIR AGENTS , LESSEES, OR ASSIGNEES.10
179+SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-202, amend11
180+(1)(a) introductory portion and (1)(c)(I) as follows:12
181+38-12-202. Tenancy - notice to quit. (1) (a) No tenancy or other13
182+lease or rental occupancy of space in a mobile home park shall commence14
183+without a written lease or rental agreement, and no tenancy in a mobile15
93184 home park shall be terminated until a notice to quit
94-OR NOTICE OF
95-NONPAYMENT OF RENT
96- has been served. Said
97- A notice to quit shall be in
98-writing and in the form specified in section 13-40-107 (2). C.R.S. The
99-property description required in section 13-40-107 (2) C.R.S., shall be
100-deemed IS legally sufficient if it states:
185+OR NOTICE OF16
186+NONPAYMENT OF RENT has been served. Said
187+ A notice to quit shall be in17
188+writing and in the form specified in section 13-40-107 (2). C.R.S. The18
189+property description required in section 13-40-107 (2) C.R.S., shall be19
190+deemed IS legally sufficient if it states:20
101191 (c) (I) Except as otherwise provided in
102-SECTION 38-12-204 (1) OR
103-subsections (1)(c)(II) and (3) of this section, the management shall give a
104-home owner at least ninety days after the date the notice is served or posted
105-to sell the mobile home or remove it from the premises.
106-SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-203, amend
107-(1)(d)(II); and add (3) as follows:
108-38-12-203. Reasons for termination. (1) The management of a
109-PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 mobile home park may terminate a tenancy only for one or more of the
110-following reasons:
111-(d) (II) If a landlord wants to change the use of a mobile home park,
112-and the change of use has been approved by the local or state authority or
113-does not require approval, and the change of use would result in the eviction
114-of inhabited mobile homes, the landlord shall give the owner of each mobile
115-home that is subject to the eviction a written notice of the landlord's intent
116-to evict not less than twelve months before the change of use of the land,
117-which notice must be mailed to each home owner. T
118-HE NOTICE MUST
119-ADVISE THE HOME OWNER OF THE HOME OWNER
120-'S RIGHT TO COMPENSATION
121-PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
122-(3) OF THIS SECTION.
192+SECTION 38-12-204 (1) OR21
193+subsections (1)(c)(II) and (3) of this section, the management shall give22
194+a home owner at least ninety days after the date the notice is served or23
195+posted to sell the mobile home or remove it from the premises.24
196+SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-203, amend25
197+(1)(d)(II); and add (3) as follows:26
198+38-12-203. Reasons for termination. (1) The management of a27
199+1287
200+-5- mobile home park may terminate a tenancy only for one or more of the1
201+following reasons:2
202+(d) (II) If a landlord wants to change the use of a mobile home3
203+park, and the change of use has been approved by the local or state4
204+authority or does not require approval, and the change of use would result5
205+in the eviction of inhabited mobile homes, the landlord shall give the6
206+owner of each mobile home that is subject to the eviction a written notice7
207+of the landlord's intent to evict not less than twelve months before the8
208+change of use of the land, which notice must be mailed to each home9
209+owner. T
210+HE NOTICE MUST ADVISE THE HOME OWNER OF THE HOME10
211+OWNER'S RIGHT TO COMPENSATION PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS11
212+SECTION.12
123213 (3) A
124- LANDLORD SHALL NOT M AKE ANY ORAL OR WRITTEN
125-STATEMENT THREATENING EVICTION FOR A VIOLATION OR ACTION THAT IS
126-NOT GROUNDS FOR TERMINATING A TE NANCY UNDER SUBSECTION
127-(1) OF THIS
128-SECTION
129-. A HOME OWNER MAY FILE A COMPLAINT PURSUANT TO SECTION
130-38-12-1105 OR A CIVIL ACTION PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-220 FOR A
131-VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION
132-(3). IF THE COURT DETERMINES THAT THE
133-LANDLORD VIOLATED THIS SUBSECTION
134-(3), THE COURT SHALL AWARD A
135-STATUTORY PENALTY OF UP TO TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE
136-PLAINTIFF IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER REMEDIES AUTHORIZED BY SECTION
137-38-12-220.
138-SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 38-12-203.5 as
139-follows:
140-38-12-203.5. Change in use of the park - remedies for home
214+ LANDLORD SHALL NOT M AKE ANY ORAL OR WRITTEN13
215+STATEMENT THREATENING EVICTION FOR A VIOLATION OR ACTION THAT14
216+IS NOT GROUNDS FOR TERMINATING A TENANCY UNDER SUBSECTION (1) OF15
217+THIS SECTION. A HOME OWNER MAY FILE A COMPLAINT PURSUANT TO16
218+SECTION 38-12-1105 OR A CIVIL ACTION PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-22017
219+FOR A VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION (3). IF THE COURT DETERMINES18
220+THAT THE LANDLORD VIOLATED THIS SUBSECTION (3), THE COURT SHALL19
221+AWARD A STATUTORY PENALTY OF UP TO TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO20
222+THE PLAINTIFF IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER REMEDIES AUTHORIZED BY21
223+SECTION 38-12-220.22
224+SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 38-12-203.5 as23
225+follows:24
226+38-12-203.5. Change in use of the park - remedies for home25
141227 owners - definitions. (1) A
142-S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT
143-OTHERWISE REQUIRES
144-:
145-(a) "I
146-N-PLACE FAIR MARKET VALUE " MEANS THE FAIR MARKET
147-VALUE OF THE MOBILE HOME AND ANY ATTACHED APPURTENANCES AND
148-STRUCTURES ON THE LOT OWNED BY THE HOME OWNER SUCH AS PORCHES
149-,
150-DECKS, SKIRTING, AWNINGS, AND SHEDS, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE
151-ACTUAL COST OF ALL IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE MOBILE HOME BY THE
228+S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE26
229+CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :27
230+1287
231+-6- (a) "IN-PLACE FAIR MARKET VALUE " MEANS THE FAIR MARKET1
232+VALUE OF THE MOBILE HOME AND ANY ATTACHED APPURTENANCES AND2
233+STRUCTURES ON THE LOT OWNED BY THE HOME OWNER SUCH AS PORCHES ,3
234+DECKS, SKIRTING, AWNINGS, AND SHEDS, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE4
235+ACTUAL COST OF ALL IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE MOBILE HOME BY THE5
236+HOME OWNER. FAIR MARKET VALUE IS DETERMINED BASED ON THE VALUE6
237+OF THE MOBILE HOME IN ITS CURRENT LOCATION PRIOR TO THE DECISION7
238+TO CHANGE THE USE OF THE PARK.8
239+(b) "R
240+ELOCATION COSTS" INCLUDES:9
241+(I) A
242+NY REASONABLE COSTS INCURRED TO MOVE THE MOBILE10
243+HOME, FURNITURE, AND PERSONAL BELONGINGS THEREIN TO A11
244+REPLACEMENT SITE;12
245+(II) T
246+HE REASONABLE COST OF DISASSEMBLING , MOVING, AND13
247+REASSEMBLING ANY ATTACHED APPURTENANCES AND STRUCTURES ON14
248+THE LOT OWNED BY THE HOME OWNER SUCH AS PORCHES , DECKS,15
249+SKIRTING, AWNINGS, AND SHEDS, WHICH WERE NOT ACQUIRED BY THE16
250+LANDLORD;17
251+(III) T
252+HE COSTS OF ANCHORING THE UNIT;18
253+(IV) T
254+HE COSTS OF CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING THE MOBILE19
255+HOME TO UTILITIES;20
256+(V) I
257+NSURANCE COVERAGE DURING TRANSPORT ; AND21
258+(VI) T
259+HE COST TO DISASSEMBLE AND REINSTALL ANY22
260+ACCESSIBILITY IMPROVEMENTS SUCH AS WHEELCHAIR RAMPS , LIFTS, AND23
261+GRAB BARS.24
262+(2) I
263+F A LANDLORD INTENDS TO C HANGE THE USE OF THE LAND25
264+COMPRISING A MOBILE HOME PARK OR PART OF A MOBILE HOME PARK AND26
265+THE CHANGE IN USE WOULD RESULT IN THE DISPLACEMENT OF ONE OR27
266+1287
267+-7- MORE MOBILE HOMES IN THE PARK , FOR EACH DISPLACED MOBILE HOME ,1
268+THE LANDLORD SHALL PROVIDE THE HOME OWNER OR HOME OWNERS ONE2
269+OF THE FOLLOWING AT THE HOME OWNER 'S OR HOME OWNERS' CHOOSING3
270+WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF RECEIVING A WRITTEN DEMAND BY THE HOME4
271+OWNER OR HOME OWNERS :5
272+(a) P
273+AYMENT OF RELOCATION COSTS TO RELOCATE THE MOBILE6
274+HOME TO A LOCATION OF THE HOME OWNER 'S CHOOSING WITHIN ONE7
275+HUNDRED MILES BY ROAD OF THE PARK . RELOCATION COSTS ARE8
276+DETERMINED BASED ON THE LOWEST ESTIMATE OBTAINED BY THE HOME9
277+OWNER FROM A MOBILE HOME MOVER . THE LANDLORD MAY REQUEST A10
278+COPY OF THE ESTIMATE TO SUPPORT THE REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF11
279+RELOCATION COSTS. IF THE HOME OWNER EXERCISES THIS OPTION , THE12
280+HOME OWNER MUST ACTUALLY RELOCATE THE MOBILE HOME AND ALL13
281+PERSONAL BELONGINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ESTIMATE USED TO14
282+DETERMINE RELOCATION COSTS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE C HANGE IN USE15
283+SET FORTH IN THE NOTICE REQUIRED BY SECTION 38-12-203 (1)(d)(II).16
284+T
285+HE HOME OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ADDITIONAL MILEAGE COSTS TO17
286+MOVE THE MOBILE HOME TO A LOCATION MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED MILES18
287+FROM THE PARK.19
288+(b) S
289+UBMIT A BINDING OFFER TO PURCHASE THE MOBILE HOME FOR20
290+THE GREATER OF:21
291+(I) S
292+EVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR A22
293+SINGLE-SECTION MOBILE HOME OR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A23
294+MULTI-SECTION MOBILE HOME; OR24
295+(II) O
296+NE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE IN-PLACE FAIR MARKET VALUE25
297+AS DETERMINED THROUGH THE APPRAISAL PROCESS SET FORTH IN THIS26
298+SUBSECTION (2)(b)(II). WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF SUBMITTING THE OFFER,27
299+1287
300+-8- THE LANDLORD SHALL HIRE A LICENSED, CERTIFIED RESIDENTIAL, OR1
301+CERTIFIED GENERAL APPRAISER FROM THE ACTIVE APPRAISERS LIST2
302+PUBLISHED BY THE DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF3
303+REGULATORY AGENCIES TO CONDUCT THE APPRAISAL . IF THE HOME4
304+OWNER DISPUTES THE APPRAISED VALUE OF THE MOBILE HOME , THE HOME5
305+OWNER MAY HIRE A LICENSED, CERTIFIED RESIDENTIAL, OR CERTIFIED6
306+GENERAL APPRAISER FROM THE ACTIVE APPRAISERS LIST TO OBTAIN A7
307+SECOND APPRAISAL AT THE HOME OWNER 'S EXPENSE. TO BE CONSIDERED,8
308+THE HOME OWNER MUST OBTAIN THE APPRAISAL WITHIN SIXTY DAYS OF9
309+RECEIPT OF THE LANDLORD'S APPRAISAL. THE RESULTS OF ALL APPRAISALS10
310+SHALL BE PROVIDED IN WRITING BY THE APPRAISER TO BOTH LANDLORD11
311+AND HOME OWNER . IF A SECOND APPRAISAL IS OBTAINED , THE HOME12
312+OWNER IS ENTITLED TO THE AVERAGE OF THE APPRAISALS OBTAINED BY13
313+THE LANDLORD AND THE HOME OWNER . IF THE HOME OWNER IS NOT14
314+SATISFIED WITH THE APPRAISAL OR APPRAISALS RECEIVED , THE HOME15
315+OWNER MAY SUBMIT A REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF RELOCATION COSTS AS16
316+SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION. IF THE HOME OWNER17
317+EXERCISES THE OPTION FOR PURCHASE UNDER THIS SUBSECTION (2)(b)(II),18
318+THE SALE CLOSING MUST OCCUR PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE CHANGE IN19
319+USE SET FORTH IN THE NOTICE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SECTION20
320+38-12-203 (1)(d)(II).21
321+(3) I
322+F AN APPRAISER CONDUCTING AN APPRAISAL PURSUANT TO22
323+SUBSECTION (2)(b)(II) OF THIS SECTION IDENTIFIES LACK OF23
324+MAINTENANCE, DEFERRED MAINTENANCE , OR DETERIORATION OF THE24
325+MOBILE HOME PARK BEYOND NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR THAT NEGATIVELY25
326+AFFECTS THE VALUE OF A MOBILE HOME , THE APPRAISER SHALL26
327+DETERMINE THE VALUE OF THE HOME WITH AN UPWARD ADJUSTMENT IN27
328+1287
329+-9- VALUE IF NECESSARY TO ELIMINATE THE NEGATIVE EFFECT IN VALUE1
330+CAUSED BY THE LACK OF MAINTENANCE , DEFERRED MAINTENANCE , OR2
331+DETERIORATION OF THE PARK BEYOND NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR .3
332+(4) O
333+N JULY 1, 2024, AND ON JULY 1 OF EACH YEAR THEREAFTER,4
334+THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ADJUST THE AMOUNT SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION5
335+(2)(b)(I)
336+OF THIS SECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PERCENTAGE6
337+CHANGE FOR THE PREVIOUS TWELVE MONTHS AT THE TIME OF THE7
338+CALCULATION IN THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, BUREAU OF8
339+LABOR STATISTICS , CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR9
340+D
341+ENVER-AURORA-LAKEWOOD FOR ALL ITEMS AND ALL URBAN10
342+CONSUMERS, OR ITS SUCCESSOR INDEX. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL PUBLISH11
343+THE ADJUSTED AMOUNT ON THE DEPARTMENT 'S WEBSITE.12
344+(5) A
345+ HOME OWNER IS ENTITLED TO THE REMEDIES PROVIDED13
346+UNDER THIS SECTION ONLY IF THE HOME OWNER HAS NOT GIVEN NOTICE14
347+TO TERMINATE THE HOME OWNER 'S LEASE OR RENTAL AGREEMENT AS OF15
348+THE DATE OF THE NOTICE OF THE CHANGE IN USE .16
349+(6) A
350+NY AGREEMENT MADE WITH A HOME OWNER TO WAIVE ANY17
351+RIGHTS UNDER THIS SECTION IS INVALID AND INEFFECTIVE FOR ANY18
352+PURPOSE.19
353+SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-204, add
354+ 20
355+(4) and (5) as follows:21
356+38-12-204. Nonpayment of rent - notice required for rent 22
357+increase - limitation on rent increases - repeal. (4) A LANDLORD SHALL23
358+NOT INCREASE RENT ON A MOBILE HOME PARK LOT IF THE PARK :24
359+(a) D
360+OES NOT HAVE A CURRENT, ACTIVE REGISTRATION FILED WITH25
361+THE DIVISION OF HOUSING IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 38-12-1106;26
362+(b) H
363+AS ANY UNPAID PENALTIES OWED TO THE DIVISION OF27
364+1287
365+-10- HOUSING; OR1
366+(c) H
367+AS NOT FULLY COMPLIED WITH ANY FINAL AGENCY ORDER2
368+ISSUED BY THE DIVISION OF HOUSING.3(5) A NOTICE OF A RENT INCREASE ISSUED IN VIOLATION OF THIS4
369+SECTION IS INVALID AND HAS NO FORCE AND EFFECT . 5
370+SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, amend 38-12-206 as6
371+follows:7
372+38-12-206. Home owner meetings - assembly in common areas8
373+- meeting hosted by landlord. (1) Home owners shall have the right to9
374+meet and establish a homeowners' association. Meetings of home owners10
375+or the homeowners' association relating to mobile home living and affairs11
376+in their park common area, community hall, or recreation hall, if such a12
377+facility or similar facility exists, shall not be subject to prohibition by the13
378+park management if the common area or hall is reserved according to the14
379+park rules and such meetings are held at reasonable hours and when the15
380+facility is not otherwise in use; except that no such meetings shall be held16
381+in the streets or thoroughfares of the mobile home park.17
382+(2) T
383+HE MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT CHARGE HOME OWNERS OR18
384+RESIDENTS A FEE TO MEET IN COMMON BUILDINGS OR SPACES IN THE PARK ,19
385+INCLUDING ANY COMMON AREA , COMMUNITY HALL, OR RECREATION HALL;20
386+EXCEPT THAT THE MANAGEMENT MAY CHARGE FOR THE REASONABLE21
387+COSTS OF CLEANING OR REPAIRING ACTUAL DAMAGES INCURRED . THE22
388+MANAGEMENT MAY RECUPERATE THE COST OF REPAIRS FOR ACTUAL23
389+DAMAGES BEYOND NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR THAT WERE CAUSED BY A24
390+HOME OWNER BY RETAINING A PORTION OF A HOME OWNER 'S SECURITY25
391+DEPOSIT.26
392+(3) I
393+F REQUESTED BY A HOME OWNER OR RESIDENT , THE27
394+1287
395+-11- LANDLORD OF A MOBILE HOME PARK SHALL , WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF1
396+RECEIVING THE REQUEST, HOST AND ATTEND A FREE, PUBLIC, ACCESSIBLE2
397+MEETING FOR RESIDENTS OF THE PARK; EXCEPT THAT A LANDLORD IS NOT3
398+REQUIRED TO HOST AND ATTEND MORE T HAN TWO MEETINGS IN A4
399+CALENDAR YEAR. NOTICE OF THE DATE, TIME, AND LOCATION OF THE5
400+MEETING MUST BE POSTED IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH IN A CLEARLY6
401+VISIBLE LOCATION IN COMMON AREAS OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK ,7
402+INCLUDING ANY COMMUNITY HALL OR RECREATION HALL , FOR A PERIOD8
403+OF SEVEN DAYS BEFORE THE MEETING AND MUST BE PROVIDED BY MAIL AT9
404+LEAST FOURTEEN DAYS BEFORE THE MEETING TO EACH HOME OWNERS '10
405+ASSOCIATION, RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION, OR SIMILAR BODY THAT11
406+REPRESENTS THE RESIDENTS OF THE PARK . IN ADDITION TO MAILING THE12
407+NOTICE AS REQUIRED BY THIS SECTION, THE LANDLORD SHALL PROVIDE13
408+NOTICE OF THE MEETING BY E-MAIL TO EACH HOME OWNER AND RESIDENT14
409+WHO HAS AN E-MAIL ADDRESS ON FILE WITH THE LANDLORD .15
410+SECTION 9. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-209, repeal (3)16
411+and (4) as follows:17
412+38-12-209. Entry fees prohibited - security deposit. (3) The 18
413+trial judge may award court costs and attorney fees in any court action19
414+brought pursuant to any provision of this part 2 to the prevailing party20
415+upon finding that the prevailing party undertook the court action and legal21
416+representation for a legally sufficient reason and not for a dilatory or22
417+unfounded cause.23
418+(4) The management or a resident may bring a civil action for24
419+violation of the rental agreement or any provision of this part 2 in the25
420+appropriate court of the county in which the park is located. Either party26
421+may recover actual damages or the court may in its discretion award such27
422+1287
423+-12- equitable relief as it deems necessary, including the enjoining of either1
424+party from further violations.2
425+SECTION 10. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-211, amend3
426+(1) as follows:4
427+38-12-211. Selling and transfer fees prohibited - "for sale"5
428+signs permitted. (1) Neither the owner of a mobile home park nor the6
429+owner's agent may A LANDLORD SHALL NOT require payment of any type7
430+of selling fee or transfer fee by either a home owner in the park wishing8
431+to sell the home owner's mobile home to another party,
432+A HOME OWNER9
433+WISHING TO REMOVE THE HOME OWNER 'S MOBILE HOME FROM THE PARK,10
434+or by
435+ any party wishing to buy a mobile home from a home owner in the11
436+park as a condition of tenancy in a park for the prospective buyer. T
437+HIS12
438+SUBSECTION (1) DOES NOT PROHIBIT THE LANDLORD FROM CHARGING A13
439+RENTAL APPLICATION FEE THAT COMPLIES WITH SECTION 38-12-903 IF THE14
440+PROSPECTIVE BUYER IS BUYING THE MOBILE HOME IN PLACE AND IS15
441+APPLYING FOR TENANCY IN THE PARK .16
442+SECTION 11. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-212.3,17
443+amend (1)(b) introductory portion, (1)(b)(II), (3), (4)(b), (5), (6)
444+18
445+introductory portion, (6)(c), and (6)(d) as follows:19
446+38-12-212.3. Responsibilities of landlord - acts prohibited.20
447+(1) (b) If a landlord fails to maintain or repair the items described in21
448+subsection (1)(a)(II)
449+OR (2)(b) of this section:22
450+(II) The landlord is responsible for and shall pay the cost of23
451+providing alternative sources of potable water and maintaining portable24
452+toilets, which portable toilets are located reasonably near affected mobile25
453+homes in a manner that renders them accessible to people with26
454+disabilities, no later than twenty-four
455+ TWELVE hours after the service27
456+1287
457+-13- disruption begins, unless conditions beyond the landlord's control prevent1
458+compliance with this subsection (1)(b)(II); and2
459+(3) A landlord shall not require a resident to assume any of the3
460+responsibilities described in subsection (1) or (2) of this section as a4
461+condition of any home owner's tenancy in the park.5
462+(4) Nothing in this section may be construed as:6
463+(b) Restricting a landlord from requiring a home owner
464+OR7
465+RESIDENT to comply with rules and regulations of the park that are8
466+enforceable pursuant to section 38-12-214 or with terms of the rental9
467+agreement and any covenants binding upon the landlord or home owner10
468+OR RESIDENT, including covenants running with the land that pertain to11
469+the cleanliness of the home owner's
470+OR RESIDENT'S lot and routine lawn12
471+and yard maintenance, and excluding major landscaping projects.13
472+(5) A landlord shall establish and maintain an emergency contact14
473+number, post the number in common areas of the park, and communicate15
474+the number to home owners
475+AND RESIDENTS in each rental agreement and16
476+each revision of the park rules and regulations. A home owner
477+OR17
478+RESIDENT who uses the emergency contact number in a timely manner to18
479+report a problem with a condition described in subsection (1) or (2) of this19
480+section is deemed to have provided notice to the landlord of the problem.20
481+(6) If a landlord fails to comply with the requirements of this
482+21
483+section, a home owner of the park may file a complaint with the division22
484+of housing pursuant to the "Mobile Home Park Act Dispute Resolution23
485+and Enforcement Program" created in section 38-12-1104. O
486+N AND AFTER
487+24
488+J
489+ULY 1, 2024, OR EARLIER IF ALLOWED BY THE DIVISION, A RESIDENT WHO
490+25
491+DOES NOT OWN A MOBILE HOME IN THE PARK , A LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OR26
492+A NONPROFIT MAY FILE SUCH A COMPLAINT . If the division finds by a27
493+1287
494+-14- written determination that the landlord has violated this section, the1
495+division may:2
496+(c) Require the landlord to reduce the rent owed by a home owner3
497+OR RESIDENT on a prorated basis to reflect the home owner's OR4
498+RESIDENT'S loss of use of the mobile home space; or5
499+(d) Require the landlord to compensate a home owner
500+OR
501+6
502+RESIDENT for housing expenses on a per diem basis if the home owner OR7
503+RESIDENT is displaced from the home owner's mobile home as a result of8
504+the landlord's violation.9
505+ 10
506+SECTION 12. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-212.4,11
507+amend (1) introductory portion, (1)(a), (1)(b), (2), (3), (4), (5), and (6) as12
508+follows:13
509+38-12-212.4. Required disclosure and notice of water usage14
510+and billing - responsibility for leaks. (1) If the management charges15
511+home owners
512+OR RESIDENTS individually for water usage in the park, then,16
513+on or before January 31 of each year, the management shall provide to17
514+each home owner
515+AND RESIDENT and post IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH18
516+in a clearly visible location in at least one common area of the mobile19
517+home park the following information:20
518+(a) The methodology by which the management calculates the21
519+amount charged to each home owner
520+OR RESIDENT for water usage on the22
521+home owner's
522+OR RESIDENT'S lot;23
523+(b) The methodology by which the management calculates the24
524+amount charged to each home owner
525+OR RESIDENT for water usage in25
526+common areas of the mobile home park; and26
527+(2) If the management charges home owners
528+OR RESIDENTS for27
529+1287
530+-15- water usage in the park, whether individually or in an aggregate amount,1
531+the management shall provide to each home owner
532+OR RESIDENT a2
533+monthly water bill that indicates the amount owed by the home owner
534+OR3
535+RESIDENT, the total amount owed by all the residents in the mobile home4
536+park, and, if the management purchases the water from a provider, the5
537+total amount paid by the management to the provider.6
538+(3) The management shall not charge a home owner
539+OR RESIDENT7
540+for any costs in addition to the actual cost of water billed to the8
541+management.9
542+(4) The management shall use a methodology that is reasonable,10
543+equitable, and consistent for billing home owners
544+OR RESIDENTS for any11
545+type of water usage.12
546+(5) If the management learns of a leak in a water line inside the13
547+park, the management shall notify each home owner
548+AND RESIDENT of the14
549+leak within twenty-four hours.15
550+(6) The management shall not bill a home owner
551+OR RESIDENT for16
552+any water usage that is caused by a leak in a water line inside the park.17
553+SECTION 13. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-212.5,18
554+amend (1), (2) introductory portion, (3)(a), and (5); and add (2)(e) and19
555+(4.5) as follows:20
556+38-12-212.5. Prohibition on retaliation and harassment.21
557+(1) The management shall not take retaliatory action against a home22
558+owner
559+OR RESIDENT who exercises any right conferred upon the home23
560+owner
561+OR RESIDENT by this part 2, part 11 of this article 12, or any other24
562+provision of law.25
563+(2) Except as described in subsection (3) of this section, in an26
564+action or administrative proceeding by or against a home owner
565+OR27
566+1287
567+-16- RESIDENT, the management's action is presumed to be retaliatory if, within1
568+the one hundred twenty days preceding the management's action, the2
152569 home owner
153-. FAIR MARKET VALUE IS DETERMINED BASED ON THE VALUE
154-OF THE MOBILE HOME IN ITS CURRENT LOCATION PRIOR TO THE DECISION TO
155-CHANGE THE USE OF THE PARK
156-.
157-PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (b) "RELOCATION COSTS" INCLUDES:
158-(I) A
159-NY REASONABLE COSTS INCURRED TO MOVE THE MOBILE HOME ,
160-FURNITURE, AND PERSONAL BELONGINGS THEREIN TO A REPLACEMENT SITE ;
570+OR RESIDENT:3
571+(e) P
572+ARTICIPATED IN A VOTE OR DECISION MAKING PROCESS4
573+CONCERNING THE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE THE MOBILE HOME PARK5
574+PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-217.6
575+(3) The presumption of retaliatory action described in subsection7
576+(2) of this section does not apply to an action or administrative hearing8
577+where the management:9
578+(a) Addresses nonpayment of rent by a home owner
579+OR RESIDENT,10
580+as described in section 38-12-204; or11
581+(4.5) T
582+HE MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT :12
583+(a) H
584+ARASS, INTIMIDATE, OR THREATEN, OR ATTEMPT TO HARASS,13
585+INTIMIDATE, OR THREATEN, ANY PERSON FOR FILING OR ATTEMPTING TO14
586+FILE A COMPLAINT, JOINING OR ATTEMPTING TO JOIN AN ASSOCIATION OF15
587+RESIDENTS OR HOME OWNERS , ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE THE16
588+ORGANIZING AND EDUCATION OF RESIDENTS AND HOME OWNERS , OR17
589+VOTING OR ATTEMPTING TO VOTE ON A MATTER BEFORE THE ASSOCIATION18
590+OF RESIDENTS OR HOME OWNERS ; OR19
591+(b) C
592+OERCE OR REQUIRE A PERSON TO SIGN AN AGREEMENT . 20
593+(5) The rights and remedies provided by this section are available21
594+to home owners
595+AND RESIDENTS in addition to the anti-retaliation22
596+protection provided in section 38-12-1105 (13).23
597+SECTION 14. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-213, amend24
598+(5) introductory portion; and add (5)(b.5) and (7) as follows:25
599+38-12-213. Rental agreement - disclosure of terms in writing26
600+- prohibited provisions. (5) A rental agreement may
601+ SHALL not include27
602+1287
603+-17- any provision:1
604+(b.5) T
605+HAT REQUIRES A HOME OWNER TO WAIVE THE OPPORTUNITY2
606+TO PURCHASE THE PARK ALLOWED UNDER SECTION
607+ 38-12-217.3
608+(7) I
609+T IS A VIOLATION OF THIS PART 2 FOR THE MANAGEMENT TO4
610+REQUIRE A HOME OWNER TO SIGN A NEW LEASE OR AGREEMENT IN5
611+VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION OR TO MISLEAD A HOME OWNER ABOUT THE6
612+HOME OWNER'S OBLIGATION TO SIGN A NEW LEASE OR AGREEMENT .7
613+SECTION 15. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-214, amend8
614+(1) introductory portion, (1)(e), (2), and (3)(a); and add (2.5) and (2.7) as9
615+follows:10
616+38-12-214. Rules and regulations - amendments - notice -11
617+complaints. (1) The management shall adopt written rules and12
618+regulations concerning
619+RESIDENTS' OR home owners' use and occupancy13
620+of the premises. Except as otherwise provided in this section, such rules14
621+and regulations are enforceable against a
622+RESIDENT OR home owner only15
623+if:16
624+(e) They are established in the rental agreement at the inception17
625+of the tenancy, amended subsequently with the
626+WRITTEN consent of the18
627+home owner, or, except as described in subsection (2) of this section,19
628+amended subsequently without the
629+WRITTEN consent of the home owner20
630+after the management has provided written notice of the amendments to21
631+the home owner at least sixty days before the amendments become22
632+effective, and, if applicable, enforced in compliance with subsection (3)23
633+of this section.24
634+(2) When a mobile home
635+OR ANY ACCESSORY BUILDING OR25
636+STRUCTURE is owned by a person other than the owner of the mobile26
637+home park in which the mobile home is located, the mobile home is
638+ AND27
639+1287
640+-18- ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE ARE EACH a separate unit of1
641+ownership. and rules and regulations that impose THE ACCESSORY2
642+BUILDING OR STRUCTURE ARE EACH PRESUMED TO BE OWNED BY THE3
643+OWNER OF THE MOBILE HOME UNLESS THERE IS A WRITTEN AGREEMENT4
644+ESTABLISHING OWNERSHIP BY ANOTHER PERSON . IF A RULE OR5
645+REGULATION REQUIRES A HOME OWNER TO INCUR A COST OR IMPOSES6
646+restrictions or requirements on that separate unit that are adopted after the7
647+home owner signs the rental agreement and without the consent of the8
648+home owner are THE HOME OWNER'S RIGHT TO CONTROL WHAT HAPPENS9
649+IN OR TO THEIR MOBILE HOME AND ANY ACCESSORY BUILDING OR10
650+STRUCTURE AS A SEPARATE UNIT OF OWNERSHIP , INCLUDING WITHOUT11
651+LIMITATION, TO CONTROL THE STRUCTURE AND APPEARANCE OF THE12
652+MOBILE HOME, BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE; WHO VISITS THE MOBILE HOME,13
653+BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE OR WHO RESIDES IN THE MOBILE HOME ,14
654+BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE, PROVIDED THE PERSON WHO RESIDES IN THE15
655+MOBILE HOME, BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE WAS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED AS16
656+A RESIDENT OF THE PARK; AND LAWFUL ACTIVITIES TAKING PLACE IN THE17
657+MOBILE HOME, BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE THE RULE OR REGULATION IS18
658+presumed unreasonable Nothing in this subsection (2) prohibits the 19
659+management from requiring compliance with park rules and regulations20
660+at the time of sale or transfer to a new owner; except that, as used in this21
661+subsection (2), "transfer" does not include a transfer of ownership22
662+pursuant to death or divorce or a transfer of ownership to a new co-owner23
663+pursuant to marriage PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(c) OF THIS SECTION24
664+UNLESS MANAGEMENT DEMONSTRATES THAT THE RULE OR REGULATION :25
665+(a) I
666+S STRICTLY NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY26
667+OF PARK RESIDENTS AND THE RULE OR REGULATION PROVIDES THE27
668+1287
669+-19- PROTECTION AT THE LOWEST EXPENSE TO HOME OWNERS AS IS1
670+REASONABLY POSSIBLE;2
671+(b) I
672+S STRICTLY NECESSARY TO COMPLY WITH OR ENFORCE A3
673+FEDERAL, STATE, OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENT , INCLUDING4
674+LOCAL NUISANCE LAWS ENFORCED FOR THE WELFARE OF OTHER5
675+RESIDENTS;6
676+(c) I
677+S VOLUNTARILY AGREED TO BY THE HOME OWNER , WITHOUT7
678+COERCION OR MISREPRESENTATION BY MANAGEMENT , IN WHICH CASE THE8
679+RULE OR REGULATION IS ONLY BINDING UPON HOME OWNERS WHO HAVE9
680+COMMUNICATED THEIR WRITTEN CONSENT TO THE RULE OR REGULATION ;10
681+OR11
682+(d) I
683+N A MOBILE HOME PARK MANAGED BY HOME OWNERS , WAS12
684+ESTABLISHED BY THE MANAGING HOME OWNER ORGANIZATION IN13
685+ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORGANIZATION 'S BYLAWS AND MORE THAN FIFTY14
686+PERCENT OF THE HOME OWNERS ARE MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION .15
687+(2.5) (a) S
688+UBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION DOES NOT PROHIBIT THE16
689+MANAGEMENT FROM REQUIRING COMPLIANCE BY A NEW HOME OWNER17
690+WITH PARK RULES AND REGULATIONS THAT WERE NOT ENFORCEABLE18
691+AGAINST THE PREVIOUS HOME OWNER AFTER THE SALE OR TRANSFER OF19
692+A MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE AS DESCRIBED20
693+IN SUBSECTION (2.5)(b) OF THIS SECTION PROVIDED THAT THE RULES OR21
694+REGULATIONS COMPLY WITH THIS SECTION AND HAVE BEEN DULY NOTICED22
695+TO ALL HOME OWNERS AND RESIDENTS, INCLUDING THE SELLER, PURSUANT23
696+TO SUBSECTION (1)(e) OF THIS SECTION; EXCEPT THAT, AS USED IN THIS24
697+SUBSECTION (2.5), "TRANSFER" DOES NOT INCLUDE A TRANSFER OF25
698+OWNERSHIP PURSUANT TO DEATH OR DIVORCE OR A TRANSFER OF26
699+OWNERSHIP TO A NEW CO-OWNER WHO IS AN IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER ,27
700+1287
701+-20- SPOUSE, OR DOMESTIC PARTNER OF THE HOME OWNER .1
702+(b) T
703+HE MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT REQUIRE A HOME OWNER2
704+SELLING A MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE TO3
705+ENSURE THAT THE MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE4
706+COMPLIES WITH ANY RULES OR REGULATIONS BY THE CLOSING DATE OF5
707+THE SALE OR TO BEAR THE COSTS OF COMPLIANCE WITH ANY SUCH RULES6
708+OR REGULATIONS. IF THE MANAGEMENT REQUIRES ALL PROSPECTIVE7
709+BUYERS TO COMPLY WITH SUCH RULES AND REGULATIONS AS A CONDITION8
710+OF GAINING TENANCY IN THE PARK, THE MANAGEMENT SHALL PROMPTLY9
711+PROVIDE A WRITTEN LIST OF ITEMS FOR WHICH THE MANAGEMENT10
712+REQUIRES ACTION TO THE SELLER UPON RECEIVING NOTICE THAT THE11
713+MOBILE HOME IS FOR SALE. THE SELLER SHALL PROVIDE THE LIST TO ALL12
714+PROSPECTIVE BUYERS AND THE MANAGEMENT SHALL PROVIDE THE LIST TO13
715+THE BUYER UPON RECEIVING AN APPLICATION FOR TENANCY . THE14
716+MANAGEMENT SHALL ALLOW A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME AFTER15
717+CLOSING FOR THE BUYER TO BRING THE MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY16
718+BUILDING OR STRUCTURE INTO COMPLIANCE , WHICH MUST BE AT LEAST17
719+THIRTY DAYS FROM THE CLOSING DATE .18
720+(2.7) (a) N
721+OTWITHSTANDING ANY RENTAL AGREEMENT , THE19
722+MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT INTERFERE WITH A HOME OWNER 'S RIGHT TO20
723+SELL A MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE , IN PLACE21
724+OR OTHERWISE, TO A BUYER OF THE HOME OWNER 'S CHOOSING22
725+REGARDLESS OF THE AGE OF THE HOME EXCEPT AS NECESSARY FOR THE23
726+MANAGEMENT TO ENSURE :24
727+(I) C
728+OMPLIANCE WITH PARK-WIDE AFFORDABILITY
729+RESTRICTIONS,25
730+INCLUDING REQUIREMENTS FOR OWNER OCCUPANCY ;26
161731 (II) T
162-HE REASONABLE COST OF DISASSEMBLING , MOVING, AND
163-REASSEMBLING ANY ATTACHED APPURTENANCES AND STRUCTURES ON THE
164-LOT OWNED BY THE HOME OWNER SUCH AS PORCHES
165-, DECKS, SKIRTING,
166-AWNINGS, AND SHEDS, WHICH WERE NOT ACQUIRED BY THE LANDLORD ;
167-(III) T
168-HE COSTS OF ANCHORING THE UNIT;
732+HE FINANCIAL ABILITY OF THE HOME BUYER TO COMPLY WITH27
733+1287
734+-21- THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS AS A NEW TENANT;1
735+(III) C
736+OMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LOCAL , STATE, OR FEDERAL2
737+LAW; AND3
169738 (IV) T
170-HE COSTS OF CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING THE MOBILE
171-HOME TO UTILITIES
172-;
173-(V) I
174-NSURANCE COVERAGE DURING TRANSPORT ; AND
175-(VI) THE COST TO DISASSEMBLE AND REINSTALL ANY ACCESSIBILITY
176-IMPROVEMENTS SUCH AS WHEELCHAIR RAMPS
177-, LIFTS, AND GRAB BARS.
178-(2) I
179-F A LANDLORD INTENDS TO CHANGE THE USE OF THE LAND
180-COMPRISING A MOBILE HOME PARK OR PART OF A MOBILE HOME PARK AND
181-THE CHANGE IN USE WOULD RESULT IN THE DISPLACEMENT OF ONE OR MORE
182-MOBILE HOMES IN THE PARK
183-, FOR EACH DISPLACED MOBILE HOME , THE
184-LANDLORD SHALL PROVIDE THE HOME OWNER OR HOME OWNERS ONE OF THE
185-FOLLOWING AT THE HOME OWNER
186-'S OR HOME OWNERS' CHOOSING WITHIN
187-THIRTY DAYS OF RECEIVING A WRITTEN DEMAND BY THE HOME OWNER OR
188-HOME OWNERS
189-:
190-(a) P
191-AYMENT OF RELOCATION COSTS TO RELOCATE THE MOBILE
192-HOME TO A LOCATION OF THE HOME OWNER
193-'S CHOOSING WITHIN ONE
194-HUNDRED MILES BY ROAD OF THE PARK
195-. RELOCATION COSTS ARE
196-DETERMINED BASED ON THE LOWEST ESTIMATE OBTAINED BY THE HOME
197-OWNER FROM A MOBILE HOME MOVER
198-. THE LANDLORD MAY REQUEST A
199-COPY OF THE ESTIMATE TO SUPPORT THE REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF
200-RELOCATION COSTS
201-. IF THE HOME OWNER EXERCISES THIS OPTION, THE HOME
202-OWNER MUST ACTUALLY RELOCATE THE MOBILE HOME AND ALL PERSONAL
203-BELONGINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ESTIMATE USED TO DETERMINE
204-RELOCATION COSTS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE CHANGE IN USE SET FORTH
205-IN THE NOTICE REQUIRED BY SECTION
206- 38-12-203 (1)(d)(II). THE HOME
207-PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ADDITIONAL MILEAGE COSTS TO MOVE THE
208-MOBILE HOME TO A LOCATION MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED MILES FROM THE
209-PARK
210-.
739+HE ABSENCE OF A HOME BUYER 'S RELEVANT CRIMINAL4
740+HISTORY THAT WOULD INDICATE A REASONABLE CHANCE OF RISK TO5
741+OTHER RESIDENTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 38-12-904 (1)(b).6
742+(b) A
743+ PROVISION IN A RENTAL AGREEMENT THAT LIMITS OR7
744+RESTRICTS A HOME OWNER 'S RIGHT TO SELL A MOBILE HOME OR8
745+ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE TO A BUYER OF THE HOME OWNER 'S9
746+CHOOSING OTHER THAN AS ALLOWED BY THIS SUBSECTION (2.7) IS10
747+UNENFORCEABLE.11
748+(3) (a) If the management provides each home owner written12
749+notice of the management's intent to add or amend any written rule or13
750+regulation as described in subsection (1)(e) of this section, a home owner14
751+may file a complaint challenging the rule, regulation, or amendment15
752+pursuant to section 38-12-1105 within sixty days after receiving the16
753+notice. If a home owner files such a complaint, and the new or amended17
754+rule or regulation will increase a cost to the home owner in an amount18
755+that equals or exceeds ten percent of the home owner's monthly rent19
756+obligation under the rental agreement, the management shall not enforce20
757+the rule, regulation, or amendment unless and until the parties reach an21
758+agreement concerning the rule, regulation, or amendment or the dispute22
759+resolution process concludes and the division of housing within the23
760+department of local affairs issues a written determination, pursuant to24
761+section 38-12-1105 (4), that the rule, regulation, or amendment does not25
762+constitute a violation of this part 2 and may be enforced. Notwithstanding26
763+any provision of part 11 of this article 12 to the contrary, as part of the27
764+1287
765+-22- complaint process described in section 38-12-1105, the management has1
766+the burden of establishing that the rule, regulation, or amendment satisfies2
767+the requirements described in subsection (1) SUBSECTIONS (1) AND (2) of3
768+this section.4
769+SECTION 16. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-217, amend5
770+(1), (2), (3), (4)(a), (4)(b), (5) introductory portion, (5)(a), (5)(b), (6), (7),6
771+(8), (9), (10)(a), and (14)(a); and repeal and reenact, with amendments,7
772+(15) as follows:8
773+38-12-217. Notice of change of use - notice of sale or closure of9
774+park - opportunity for home owners to purchase - procedures -10
775+exemptions - enforcement - private right of action - definition.11
776+(1) Except as specified in subsection (12) of this section:12
777+(a) (I) A mobile home park owner LANDLORD shall notify the13
778+owners of all mobile homes in the park and the municipality in which the14
779+park is situated or, if none, the county in which the park is situated15
780+PROVIDE NOTICE of the park owner's LANDLORD'S intent to change the use16
781+of the land comprising the park or to sell the park WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS17
782+OF A TRIGGERING EVENT DEMONSTRATING THE LANDLORD 'S INTENT TO18
783+SELL. THE NOTICE MUST BE GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE19
784+REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION.20
785+(II) A
786+ TRIGGERING EVENT REQUIRING NOTICE UNDER THIS21
787+SUBSECTION (1)(a) INCLUDES ANY TIME THE LANDLORD :22
788+(A) S
789+IGNS A CONTRACT WITH A REAL ESTATE BROKER OR23
790+BROKERAGE FIRM TO LIST THE PARK FOR SALE OR TO SELL OR TRANSFER24
791+THE PARK;25
211792 (B) S
212-UBMIT A BINDING OFFER TO PURCHASE THE MOBILE HOME FOR
213-THE GREATER OF
214-:
215-(I) S
216-EVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR A
217-SINGLE
218--SECTION MOBILE HOME OR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A
219-MULTI
220--SECTION MOBILE HOME; OR
221-(II) ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE IN-PLACE FAIR MARKET VALUE
222-AS DETERMINED THROUGH THE APPRAISAL PROCESS SET FORTH IN THIS
223-SUBSECTION
224- (2)(b)(II). WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF SUBMITTING THE OFFER ,
225-THE LANDLORD SHALL HIRE A LICENSED , CERTIFIED RESIDENTIAL, OR
226-CERTIFIED GENERAL APPRAISER FROM THE ACTIVE APPRAISERS LIST
227-PUBLISHED BY THE DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
228-REGULATORY AGENCIES TO CONDUCT THE APPRAISAL
229-. IF THE HOME OWNER
230-DISPUTES THE APPRAISED VALUE OF THE MOBILE HOME
231-, THE HOME OWNER
232-MAY HIRE A LICENSED
233-, CERTIFIED RESIDENTIAL, OR CERTIFIED GENERAL
234-APPRAISER FROM THE ACTIVE APPRAI SERS LIST TO OBTAIN A SECOND
235-APPRAISAL AT THE HOME OWNER
236-'S EXPENSE. TO BE CONSIDERED, THE HOME
237-OWNER MUST OBTAIN THE APPRAISAL WITHIN SIXTY DAYS OF RECEIPT OF THE
238-LANDLORD
239-'S APPRAISAL. THE RESULTS OF ALL APPRAISALS SHALL BE
240-PROVIDED IN WRITING BY THE APPRAISER TO BOTH LANDLORD AND HOME
241-OWNER
242-. IF A SECOND APPRAISAL IS OBTAINED , THE HOME OWNER IS
243-ENTITLED TO THE AVERAGE OF THE APPRAISALS OBTAINED BY THE
244-LANDLORD AND THE HOME OWNER
245-. IF THE HOME OWNER IS NOT SATISFIED
246-WITH THE APPRAISAL OR APPRAISALS RECEIVED
247-, THE HOME OWNER MAY
248-SUBMIT A REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF RELOCATION COSTS AS SET FORTH IN
249-SUBSECTION
250- (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION. IF THE HOME OWNER EXERCISES THE
251-OPTION FOR PURCHASE UNDER THIS SUBSECTION
252- (2)(b)(II), THE SALE
253-CLOSING MUST OCCUR PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE CHANGE IN USE SET FORTH
254-IN THE NOTICE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SECTION
255- 38-12-203 (1)(d)(II).
256-(3) I
257-F AN APPRAISER CONDUCTING AN APPRAISAL PURSUANT TO
258-SUBSECTION
259- (2)(b)(II) OF THIS SECTION IDENTIFIES LACK OF MAINTENANCE,
260-DEFERRED MAINTENANCE , OR DETERIORATION OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK
261-BEYOND NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR THAT NEGATIVELY AFFECTS THE VALUE
262-OF A MOBILE HOME
263-, THE APPRAISER SHALL DETERMINE THE VALUE OF THE
264-PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 HOME WITH AN UPWARD ADJUSTMENT IN VALUE IF NECESSARY TO ELIMINATE
265-THE NEGATIVE EFFECT IN VALUE CAUSED BY THE LACK OF MAINTENANCE
266-,
267-DEFERRED MAINTENANCE , OR DETERIORATION OF THE PARK BEYOND
268-NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR
269-.
270-(4) O
271-N JULY 1, 2024, AND ON JULY 1 OF EACH YEAR THEREAFTER,
272-THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ADJUST THE AMOUNT SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION
273-(2)(b)(I) OF THIS SECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PERCENTAGE CHANGE
274-FOR THE PREVIOUS TWELVE MONTHS AT THE TIME OF THE CALCULATION IN
275-THE
276-UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS,
277-CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR DENVER-AURORA-LAKEWOOD FOR ALL ITEMS
278-AND ALL URBAN CONSUMERS
279-, OR ITS SUCCESSOR INDEX. THE DEPARTMENT
280-SHALL PUBLISH THE ADJUSTED AMOUNT ON THE DEPARTMENT
281-'S WEBSITE.
282-(5) A
283- HOME OWNER IS ENTITLED TO THE REMEDIES PROVIDED UNDER
284-THIS SECTION ONLY IF THE HOME OWNER HAS NOT GIVEN NOTICE TO
285-TERMINATE THE HOME OWNER
286-'S LEASE OR RENTAL AGREEMENT AS OF THE
287-DATE OF THE NOTICE OF THE CHANGE IN USE
288-.
289-(6) A
290-NY AGREEMENT MADE WITH A HOME OWNER TO WAIVE ANY
291-RIGHTS UNDER THIS SECTION IS INVALID AND INEFFECTIVE FOR ANY PURPOSE
292-.
293-SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-204, add (4) and
294-(5) as follows:
295-38-12-204. Nonpayment of rent - notice required for rent
296-increase - limitation on rent increases - repeal. (4) A
297- LANDLORD SHALL
298-NOT INCREASE RENT ON A MOBILE HOME PARK LOT IF THE PARK
299-:
300-(a) D
301-OES NOT HAVE A CURRENT, ACTIVE REGISTRATION FILED WITH
302-THE DIVISION OF HOUSING IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
303-38-12-1106;
304-(b) H
305-AS ANY UNPAID PENALTIES OWED TO THE DIVISION OF HOUSING ;
306-OR
307-(c) HAS NOT FULLY COMPLIED WITH ANY FINAL AGENCY ORDER
308-ISSUED BY THE DIVISION OF HOUSING
309-.
310-(5) A
311- NOTICE OF A RENT INCREASE ISSUED IN VIOLATION OF THIS
312-SECTION IS INVALID AND HAS NO FORCE AND EFFECT
313-.
314-PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, amend 38-12-206 as
315-follows:
316-38-12-206. Home owner meetings - assembly in common areas
317-- meeting hosted by landlord. (1) Home owners shall have the right to
318-meet and establish a homeowners' association. Meetings of home owners
319-or the homeowners' association relating to mobile home living and affairs
320-in their park common area, community hall, or recreation hall, if such a
321-facility or similar facility exists, shall not be subject to prohibition by the
322-park management if the common area or hall is reserved according to the
323-park rules and such meetings are held at reasonable hours and when the
324-facility is not otherwise in use; except that no such meetings shall be held
325-in the streets or thoroughfares of the mobile home park.
326-(2) T
327-HE MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT CHARGE HOME OWNERS OR
328-RESIDENTS A FEE TO MEET IN COMMON BUILDINGS OR SPACES IN THE PARK
329-,
330-INCLUDING ANY COMMON AREA , COMMUNITY HALL, OR RECREATION HALL;
331-EXCEPT THAT THE MANAGEMENT MAY CHARGE FOR THE REASONABLE COSTS
332-OF CLEANING OR REPAIRING ACTUAL DAMAGES INCURRED
333-. THE
334-MANAGEMENT MAY RECUPERATE THE COST OF REPAIRS FOR ACTUAL
335-DAMAGES BEYOND NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR THAT WERE CAUSED BY A
336-HOME OWNER BY RETAINING A PORTION OF A HOME OWNER
337-'S SECURITY
338-DEPOSIT
339-.
340-(3) I
341-F REQUESTED BY A HOME OWNER OR RESIDENT , THE LANDLORD
342-OF A MOBILE HOME PARK SHALL
343-, WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF RECEIVING THE
344-REQUEST
345-, HOST AND ATTEND A FREE , PUBLIC, ACCESSIBLE MEETING FOR
346-RESIDENTS OF THE PARK
347-; EXCEPT THAT A LANDLORD IS NOT REQUIRED TO
348-HOST AND ATTEND MORE THAN TWO M EETINGS IN A CALENDAR YEAR
349-.
350-N
351-OTICE OF THE DATE, TIME, AND LOCATION OF THE MEETING MUST BE
352-POSTED IN BOTH
353-ENGLISH AND SPANISH IN A CLEARLY VISIBLE LOCATION IN
354-COMMON AREAS OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK
355-, INCLUDING ANY COMMUNITY
356-HALL OR RECREATION HALL
357-, FOR A PERIOD OF SEVEN DAYS BEFORE THE
358-MEETING AND MUST BE PROVIDED BY MAIL AT LEAST FOURTEEN DAYS
359-BEFORE THE MEETING TO EACH HOME OWNERS
360-' ASSOCIATION, RESIDENTS'
361-ASSOCIATION, OR SIMILAR BODY THAT REPRESENTS THE RESIDENTS OF THE
362-PARK
363-. IN ADDITION TO MAILING THE NOTICE AS REQUIRED BY THIS SECTION ,
364-THE LANDLORD SHALL PROVIDE NOTICE OF THE MEETING BY E -MAIL TO EACH
365-HOME OWNER AND RESIDENT WHO HAS AN E
366--MAIL ADDRESS ON FILE WITH
367-THE LANDLORD
368-.
369-PAGE 8-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 SECTION 9. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-209, repeal (3)
370-and (4) as follows:
371-38-12-209. Entry fees prohibited - security deposit. (3) The trial
372-judge may award court costs and attorney fees in any court action brought
373-pursuant to any provision of this part 2 to the prevailing party upon finding
374-that the prevailing party undertook the court action and legal representation
375-for a legally sufficient reason and not for a dilatory or unfounded cause.
376-(4) The management or a resident may bring a civil action for
377-violation of the rental agreement or any provision of this part 2 in the
378-appropriate court of the county in which the park is located. Either party
379-may recover actual damages or the court may in its discretion award such
380-equitable relief as it deems necessary, including the enjoining of either party
381-from further violations.
382-SECTION 10. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-211, amend (1)
383-as follows:
384-38-12-211. Selling and transfer fees prohibited - "for sale" signs
385-permitted. (1) Neither the owner of a mobile home park nor the owner's
386-agent may A LANDLORD SHALL NOT require payment of any type of selling
387-fee or transfer fee by either a home owner in the park wishing to sell the
388-home owner's mobile home to another party,
389-A HOME OWNER WISHING TO
390-REMOVE THE HOME OWNER
391-'S MOBILE HOME FROM THE PARK, or by
392- any party
393-wishing to buy a mobile home from a home owner in the park as a condition
394-of tenancy in a park for the prospective buyer. T
395-HIS SUBSECTION (1) DOES
396-NOT PROHIBIT THE LANDLORD FROM CHARGING A RENTAL APPLICATION FEE
397-THAT COMPLIES WITH SECTION
398-38-12-903 IF THE PROSPECTIVE BUYER IS
399-BUYING THE MOBILE HOME IN PLACE AND IS APPLYING FOR TENANCY IN THE
400-PARK
401-.
402-SECTION 11. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-212.3, amend
403-(1)(b) introductory portion, (1)(b)(II), (3), (4)(b), (5), (6) introductory
404-portion, (6)(c), and (6)(d) as follows:
405-38-12-212.3. Responsibilities of landlord - acts prohibited.
406-(1) (b) If a landlord fails to maintain or repair the items described in
407-subsection (1)(a)(II)
408-OR (2)(b) of this section:
409-PAGE 9-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (II) The landlord is responsible for and shall pay the cost of
410-providing alternative sources of potable water and maintaining portable
411-toilets, which portable toilets are located reasonably near affected mobile
412-homes in a manner that renders them accessible to people with disabilities,
413-no later than twenty-four
414- TWELVE hours after the service disruption begins,
415-unless conditions beyond the landlord's control prevent compliance with
416-this subsection (1)(b)(II); and
417-(3) A landlord shall not require a resident to assume any of the
418-responsibilities described in subsection (1) or (2) of this section as a
419-condition of any home owner's
420- tenancy in the park.
421-(4) Nothing in this section may be construed as:
422-(b) Restricting a landlord from requiring a home owner
423-OR RESIDENT
424-to comply with rules and regulations of the park that are enforceable
425-pursuant to section 38-12-214 or with terms of the rental agreement and any
426-covenants binding upon the landlord or home owner
427-OR RESIDENT, including
428-covenants running with the land that pertain to the cleanliness of the home
429-owner's
430-OR RESIDENT'S lot and routine lawn and yard maintenance, and
431-excluding major landscaping projects.
432-(5) A landlord shall establish and maintain an emergency contact
433-number, post the number in common areas of the park, and communicate
434-the number to home owners
435-AND RESIDENTS in each rental agreement and
436-each revision of the park rules and regulations. A home owner
437-OR RESIDENT
438-who uses the emergency contact number in a timely manner to report a
439-problem with a condition described in subsection (1) or (2) of this section
440-is deemed to have provided notice to the landlord of the problem.
441-(6) If a landlord fails to comply with the requirements of this
442-section, a home owner of the park may file a complaint with the division of
443-housing pursuant to the "Mobile Home Park Act Dispute Resolution and
444-Enforcement Program" created in section 38-12-1104. O
445-N AND AFTER JULY
446-1, 2024, OR EARLIER IF ALLOWED BY THE DIVISION, A RESIDENT WHO DOES
447-NOT OWN A MOBILE HOME IN THE PARK
448-, A LOCAL GOVERNMENT , OR A
449-NONPROFIT MAY FILE SUCH A COMPLAINT
450-. If the division finds by a written
451-determination that the landlord has violated this section, the division may:
452-(c) Require the landlord to reduce the rent owed by a home owner
453-PAGE 10-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 OR RESIDENT on a prorated basis to reflect the home owner's OR RESIDENT'S
454-loss of use of the mobile home space; or
455-(d) Require the landlord to compensate a home owner
456-OR RESIDENT
457-for housing expenses on a per diem basis if the home owner OR RESIDENT
458-is displaced from the home owner's
459- mobile home as a result of the landlord's
460-violation.
461-SECTION 12. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-212.4, amend
462-(1) introductory portion, (1)(a), (1)(b), (2), (3), (4), (5), and (6) as follows:
463-38-12-212.4. Required disclosure and notice of water usage and
464-billing - responsibility for leaks. (1) If the management charges home
465-owners
466-OR RESIDENTS individually for water usage in the park, then, on or
467-before January 31 of each year, the management shall provide to each home
468-owner
469-AND RESIDENT and post IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH in a clearly
470-visible location in at least one common area of the mobile home park the
471-following information:
472-(a) The methodology by which the management calculates the
473-amount charged to each home owner
474-OR RESIDENT for water usage on the
475-home owner's
476-OR RESIDENT'S lot;
477-(b) The methodology by which the management calculates the
478-amount charged to each home owner
479-OR RESIDENT for water usage in
480-common areas of the mobile home park; and
481-(2) If the management charges home owners
482-OR RESIDENTS for water
483-usage in the park, whether individually or in an aggregate amount, the
484-management shall provide to each home owner
485-OR RESIDENT a monthly
486-water bill that indicates the amount owed by the home owner
487-OR RESIDENT,
488-the total amount owed by all the residents in the mobile home park, and, if
489-the management purchases the water from a provider, the total amount paid
490-by the management to the provider.
491-(3) The management shall not charge a home owner
492-OR RESIDENT
493-for any costs in addition to the actual cost of water billed to the
494-management.
495-(4) The management shall use a methodology that is reasonable,
496-PAGE 11-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 equitable, and consistent for billing home owners OR RESIDENTS for any
497-type of water usage.
498-(5) If the management learns of a leak in a water line inside the
499-park, the management shall notify each home owner
500-AND RESIDENT of the
501-leak within twenty-four hours.
502-(6) The management shall not bill a home owner
503-OR RESIDENT for
504-any water usage that is caused by a leak in a water line inside the park.
505-SECTION 13. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-212.5, amend
506-(1), (2) introductory portion, (3)(a), and (5); and add (2)(e) and (4.5) as
507-follows:
508-38-12-212.5. Prohibition on retaliation and harassment. (1) The
509-management shall not take retaliatory action against a home owner
510-OR
511-RESIDENT
512- who exercises any right conferred upon the home owner OR
513-RESIDENT
514- by this part 2, part 11 of this article 12, or any other provision of
515-law.
516-(2) Except as described in subsection (3) of this section, in an action
517-or administrative proceeding by or against a home owner
518-OR RESIDENT, the
519-management's action is presumed to be retaliatory if, within the one hundred
520-twenty days preceding the management's action, the home owner
521-OR
522-RESIDENT
523-:
524-(e) P
525-ARTICIPATED IN A VOTE OR DECISION MAKING PROCESS
526-CONCERNING THE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE THE MOBILE HOME PARK
527-PURSUANT TO SECTION
528-38-12-217.
529-(3) The presumption of retaliatory action described in subsection (2)
530-of this section does not apply to an action or administrative hearing where
531-the management:
532-(a) Addresses nonpayment of rent by a home owner
533-OR RESIDENT,
534-as described in section 38-12-204; or
535-(4.5) T
536-HE MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT :
537-(a) H
538-ARASS, INTIMIDATE, OR THREATEN, OR ATTEMPT TO HARASS,
539-PAGE 12-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 INTIMIDATE, OR THREATEN, ANY PERSON FOR FILING OR ATTEMPTING TO FILE
540-A COMPLAINT
541-, JOINING OR ATTEMPTING TO JOIN AN ASSOCIATION OF
542-RESIDENTS OR HOME OWNERS
543-, ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE THE
544-ORGANIZING AND EDUCATION OF RESIDENTS AND HOME OWNERS
545-, OR VOTING
546-OR ATTEMPTING TO VOTE ON A MATTER BEFORE THE ASSOCIATION OF
547-RESIDENTS OR HOME OWNERS
548-; OR
549-(b) COERCE OR REQUIRE A PERSON TO SIGN AN AGREEMENT .
550-(5) The rights and remedies provided by this section are available
551-to home owners
552-AND RESIDENTS in addition to the anti-retaliation protection
553-provided in section 38-12-1105 (13).
554-SECTION 14. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-213, amend (5)
555-introductory portion; and add (5)(b.5) and (7) as follows:
556-38-12-213. Rental agreement - disclosure of terms in writing -
557-prohibited provisions. (5) A rental agreement may
558- SHALL not include any
559-provision:
560-(b.5) T
561-HAT REQUIRES A HOME OWNER TO WAIVE THE OPPORTUNITY
562-TO PURCHASE THE PARK ALLOWED UNDER SECTION
563- 38-12-217.
564-(7) I
565-T IS A VIOLATION OF THIS PART 2 FOR THE MANAGEMENT TO
566-REQUIRE A HOME OWNER TO SIGN A NEW LEASE OR AGREEMENT IN
567-VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION OR TO MISLEAD A HOME OWNER ABOUT THE
568-HOME OWNER
569-'S OBLIGATION TO SIGN A NEW LEASE OR AGREEMENT .
570-SECTION 15. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-214, amend (1)
571-introductory portion, (1)(e), (2), and (3)(a); and add (2.5) and (2.7) as
572-follows:
573-38-12-214. Rules and regulations - amendments - notice -
574-complaints. (1) The management shall adopt written rules and regulations
575-concerning
576-RESIDENTS' OR home owners' use and occupancy of the
577-premises. Except as otherwise provided in this section, such rules and
578-regulations are enforceable against a
579-RESIDENT OR home owner only if:
580-(e) They are established in the rental agreement at the inception of
581-the tenancy, amended subsequently with the
582-WRITTEN consent of the home
583-PAGE 13-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 owner, or, except as described in subsection (2) of this section, amended
584-subsequently without the
585-WRITTEN consent of the home owner after the
586-management has provided written notice of the amendments to the home
587-owner at least sixty days before the amendments become effective, and, if
588-applicable, enforced in compliance with subsection (3) of this section.
589-(2) When a mobile home
590-OR ANY ACCESSORY BUILDING OR
591-STRUCTURE
592- is owned by a person other than the owner of the mobile home
593-park in which the mobile home is located, the mobile home is
594- AND
595-ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE ARE EACH
596- a separate unit of
597-ownership. and rules and regulations that impose
598- THE ACCESSORY BUILDING
599-OR STRUCTURE ARE EACH PRESUMED TO BE OWNED BY THE OWNER OF THE
600-MOBILE HOME UNLESS THERE IS A WRITTEN AGREEMENT ESTABLISHING
601-OWNERSHIP BY ANOTHER PERSON
602-. IF A RULE OR REGULATION REQUIRES A
603-HOME OWNER TO INCUR A COST OR IMPOSES
604- restrictions or requirements on
605-that separate unit that are adopted after the home owner signs the rental
606-agreement and without the consent of the home owner are THE HOME
607-OWNER
608-'S RIGHT TO CONTROL WHAT HAPPENS IN OR TO THEIR MOBILE HOME
609-AND ANY ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE AS A SEPARATE UNIT OF
610-OWNERSHIP
611-, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, TO CONTROL THE STRUCTURE
612-AND APPEARANCE OF THE MOBILE HOME
613-, BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE; WHO
614-VISITS THE MOBILE HOME
615-, BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE OR WHO RESIDES IN THE
616-MOBILE HOME
617-, BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE, PROVIDED THE PERSON WHO
618-RESIDES IN THE MOBILE HOME
619-, BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE WAS PREVIOUSLY
620-APPROVED AS A RESIDENT OF THE PARK
621-; AND LAWFUL ACTIVITIES TAKING
622-PLACE IN THE MOBILE HOME
623-, BUILDING, OR STRUCTURE THE RULE OR
624-REGULATION IS
625- presumed unreasonable Nothing in this subsection (2)
626-prohibits the management from requiring compliance with park rules and
627-regulations at the time of sale or transfer to a new owner; except that, as
628-used in this subsection (2), "transfer" does not include a transfer of
629-ownership pursuant to death or divorce or a transfer of ownership to a new
630-co-owner pursuant to marriage PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(c) OF THIS
631-SECTION UNLESS MANAGEMENT DEMONSTRATES THAT THE RULE OR
632-REGULATION
633-:
634-(a) I
635-S STRICTLY NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY
636-OF PARK RESIDENTS AND THE RULE OR REGULATION PROVIDES THE
637-PROTECTION AT THE LOWEST EXPENSE TO HOME OWNERS AS IS REASONABLY
638-POSSIBLE
639-;
640-PAGE 14-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (b) IS STRICTLY NECESSARY TO COMPLY WITH OR ENFORCE A
641-FEDERAL
642-, STATE, OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENT , INCLUDING LOCAL
643-NUISANCE LAWS ENFORCED FOR THE WELFARE OF OTHER RESIDENTS
644-;
645-(c) I
646-S VOLUNTARILY AGREED TO BY THE HOME OWNER , WITHOUT
647-COERCION OR MISREPRESENTATION BY MANAGEMENT
648-, IN WHICH CASE THE
649-RULE OR REGULATION IS ONLY BINDING UPON HOME OWNERS WHO HAVE
650-COMMUNICATED THEIR WRITTEN CONSENT TO THE RULE OR REGULATION
651-; OR
652-(d) IN A MOBILE HOME PARK MANAGED BY HOME OWNERS , WAS
653-ESTABLISHED BY THE MANAGING HOME OWNER ORGANIZATION IN
654-ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORGANIZATION
655-'S BYLAWS AND MORE THAN FIFTY
656-PERCENT OF THE HOME OWNERS ARE MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION
657-.
658-(2.5) (a) S
659-UBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION DOES NOT PROHIBIT THE
660-MANAGEMENT FROM REQUIRING COMPLIANCE BY A NEW HOME OWNER WITH
661-PARK RULES AND REGULATIONS THAT WERE NOT ENFORCEABLE AGAINST THE
662-PREVIOUS HOME OWNER AFTER THE SALE OR TRANSFER OF A MOBILE HOME
663-OR ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE AS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
664-(2.5)(b) OF THIS SECTION PROVIDED THAT THE RULES OR REGULATIONS
665-COMPLY WITH THIS SECTION AND HAVE BEEN DULY NOTICED TO ALL HOME
666-OWNERS AND RESIDENTS
667-, INCLUDING THE SELLER, PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
668-(1)(e) OF THIS SECTION; EXCEPT THAT, AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (2.5),
669-"
670-TRANSFER" DOES NOT INCLUDE A TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP PURSUANT TO
671-DEATH OR DIVORCE OR A TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP TO A NEW CO
672--OWNER
673-WHO IS AN IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER
674-, SPOUSE, OR DOMESTIC PARTNER OF
675-THE HOME OWNER
676-.
677-(b) T
678-HE MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT REQUIRE A HOME OWNER SELLING
679-A MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE TO ENSURE THAT
680-THE MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE COMPLIES WITH
681-ANY RULES OR REGULATIONS BY THE CLOSING DATE OF THE SALE OR TO BEAR
682-THE COSTS OF COMPLIANCE WITH ANY SUCH RULES OR REGULATIONS
683-. IF THE
684-MANAGEMENT REQUIRES ALL PROSPECTIVE BUYERS TO COMPLY WITH SUCH
685-RULES AND REGULATIONS AS A CONDITION OF GAINING TENANCY IN THE
686-PARK
687-, THE MANAGEMENT SHALL PROMPTLY PROVIDE A WRITTEN LIST OF
688-ITEMS FOR WHICH THE MANAGEMENT REQUIRES ACTION TO THE SELLER UPON
689-RECEIVING NOTICE THAT THE MOBILE HOME IS FOR SALE
690-. THE SELLER SHALL
691-PROVIDE THE LIST TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BUYERS AND THE MANAGEMENT
692-SHALL PROVIDE THE LIST TO THE BUYER UPON RECEIVING AN APPLICATION
693-PAGE 15-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 FOR TENANCY. THE MANAGEMENT SHALL ALLOW A REASONABLE AMOUNT
694-OF TIME AFTER CLOSING FOR THE BUYER TO BRING THE MOBILE HOME OR
695-ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE INTO COMPLIANCE
696-, WHICH MUST BE AT
697-LEAST THIRTY DAYS FROM THE CLOSING DATE
698-.
699-(2.7) (a) N
700-OTWITHSTANDING ANY RENTAL AGREEMENT , THE
701-MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT INTERFERE WITH A HOME OWNER
702-'S RIGHT TO SELL
703-A MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE
704-, IN PLACE OR
705-OTHERWISE
706-, TO A BUYER OF THE HOME OWNER'S CHOOSING REGARDLESS OF
707-THE AGE OF THE HOME EXCEPT AS NECESSARY FOR THE MANAGEMENT TO
708-ENSURE
709-:
710-(I) C
711-OMPLIANCE WITH PARK-WIDE AFFORDABILITY RESTRICTIONS ,
712-INCLUDING REQUIREMENTS FOR OWNER OCCUPANCY ;
713-(II) T
714-HE FINANCIAL ABILITY OF THE HOME BUYER TO COMPLY WITH
715-THE BUYER
716-'S OBLIGATIONS AS A NEW TENANT;
717-(III) C
718-OMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LOCAL , STATE, OR FEDERAL
719-LAW
720-; AND
721-(IV) THE ABSENCE OF A HOME BUYER 'S RELEVANT CRIMINAL
722-HISTORY THAT WOULD INDICATE A REASONABLE CHANCE OF RISK TO OTHER
723-RESIDENTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
724-38-12-904 (1)(b).
725-(b) A
726- PROVISION IN A RENTAL AGREEMENT THAT LIMITS OR
727-RESTRICTS A HOME OWNER
728-'S RIGHT TO SELL A MOBILE HOME OR ACCESSORY
729-BUILDING OR STRUCTURE TO A BUYER OF THE HOME OWNER
730-'S CHOOSING
731-OTHER THAN AS ALLOWED BY THIS SUBSECTION
732-(2.7) IS UNENFORCEABLE.
733-(3) (a) If the management provides each home owner written notice
734-of the management's intent to add or amend any written rule or regulation
735-as described in subsection (1)(e) of this section, a home owner may file a
736-complaint challenging the rule, regulation, or amendment pursuant to
737-section 38-12-1105 within sixty days after receiving the notice. If a home
738-owner files such a complaint, and the new or amended rule or regulation
739-will increase a cost to the home owner in an amount that equals or exceeds
740-ten percent of the home owner's monthly rent obligation under the rental
741-agreement, the management shall not enforce the rule, regulation, or
742-amendment unless and until the parties reach an agreement concerning the
743-PAGE 16-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 rule, regulation, or amendment or the dispute resolution process concludes
744-and the division of housing within the department of local affairs issues a
745-written determination, pursuant to section 38-12-1105 (4), that the rule,
746-regulation, or amendment does not constitute a violation of this part 2 and
747-may be enforced. Notwithstanding any provision of part 11 of this article 12
748-to the contrary, as part of the complaint process described in section
749-38-12-1105, the management has the burden of establishing that the rule,
750-regulation, or amendment satisfies the requirements described in subsection
751-(1) SUBSECTIONS (1) AND (2) of this section.
752-SECTION 16. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-217, amend
753-(1), (2), (3), (4)(a), (4)(b), (5) introductory portion, (5)(a), (5)(b), (6), (7),
754-(8), (9), (10)(a), and (14)(a); and repeal and reenact, with amendments,
755-(15) as follows:
756-38-12-217. Notice of change of use - notice of sale or closure of
757-park - opportunity for home owners to purchase - procedures -
758-exemptions - enforcement - private right of action - definition.
759-(1) Except as specified in subsection (12) of this section:
760-(a) (I) A mobile home park owner
761- LANDLORD shall notify the owners
762-of all mobile homes in the park and the municipality in which the park is
763-situated or, if none, the county in which the park is situated PROVIDE NOTICE
764-of the park owner's LANDLORD'S intent to change the use of the land
765-comprising the park or to sell the park WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS OF A
766-TRIGGERING EVENT DEMONSTRATING THE LANDLORD
767-'S INTENT TO SELL. THE
768-NOTICE MUST BE GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF
769-SUBSECTION
770-(2) OF THIS SECTION.
771-(II) A
772- TRIGGERING EVENT REQUIRING NOTICE UNDER THIS
773-SUBSECTION
774- (1)(a) INCLUDES ANY TIME THE LANDLORD :
775-(A) S
776-IGNS A CONTRACT WITH A REAL ESTATE BROKER OR
777-BROKERAGE FIRM TO LIST THE PARK FOR SALE OR TO SELL OR TRANSFER THE
778-PARK
779-;
780-(B) S
781-IGNS A LETTER OF INTENT, OPTION TO SELL OR BUY, OR OTHER
782-CONDITIONAL WRITTEN AGREEMENT WITH A POTENTIAL BUYER FOR THE SALE
783-OR TRANSFER OF THE PARK
784-, WHICH INCLUDES THE ESTIMATED PRICE, TERMS,
785-AND CONDITIONS OF THE PROPOSED SALE OR TRANSFER , EVEN IF SUCH PRICE,
786-PAGE 17-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 TERMS, OR CONDITIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ;
793+IGNS A LETTER OF INTENT, OPTION TO SELL OR BUY, OR OTHER26
794+CONDITIONAL WRITTEN AGREEMENT WITH A POTENTIAL BUYER FOR THE27
795+1287
796+-23- SALE OR TRANSFER OF THE PARK, WHICH INCLUDES THE ESTIMATED PRICE,1
797+TERMS, AND CONDITIONS OF THE PROPOSED SALE OR TRANSFER , EVEN IF2
798+SUCH PRICE, TERMS, OR CONDITIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ;3
787799 (C) S
788-IGNS A CONTRACT WITH A POTENTIAL BUYER 'S REAL ESTATE
789-BROKER OR BROKERAGE FIRM RELATED TO THE POTENTIAL SALE OR
790-TRANSFER OF THE PARK
791-;
800+IGNS A CONTRACT WITH A POTENTIAL BUYER 'S REAL ESTATE4
801+BROKER OR BROKERAGE FIRM RELATED TO THE POTENTIAL SALE OR5
802+TRANSFER OF THE PARK;6
792803 (D) A
793-CCEPTS AN EARNEST MONEY PROMISSORY NOTE OR DEPOSIT
794-FROM A POTENTIAL BUYER FOR THE SALE OR TRANSFER OF THE PARK
795-;
804+CCEPTS AN EARNEST MONEY PROMISSORY NOTE OR DEPOSIT7
805+FROM A POTENTIAL BUYER FOR THE SALE OR TRANSFER OF THE PARK ;8
796806 (E) R
797-ESPONDS TO A POTENTIAL BUYER 'S DUE DILIGENCE REQUEST
798-FOR THE PARK
799-;
807+ESPONDS TO A POTENTIAL BUYER'S DUE DILIGENCE REQUEST9
808+FOR THE PARK;10
800809 (F) P
801-ROVIDES A SIGNED PROPERTY DISCLOSURE FORM FOR THE PARK
802-TO A POTENTIAL BUYER
803-;
810+ROVIDES A SIGNED PROPERTY DISCLOSURE FORM FOR THE11
811+PARK TO A POTENTIAL BUYER;12
804812 (G) L
805-ISTS THE PARK FOR SALE;
813+ISTS THE PARK FOR SALE;13
806814 (H) M
807-AKES A CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE OF AN OFFER FOR THE SALE
808-OR TRANSFER OF THE PARK
809-;
815+AKES A CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE OF AN OFFER FOR THE14
816+SALE OR TRANSFER OF THE PARK;15
810817 (I) T
811-AKES ANY OTHER ACTION DEMONSTRATING AN INTENT TO SELL
812-THE PARK
813-; OR
814-(J) RECEIVES A NOTICE OF ELECTION AND DEMAND OR LIS PENDENS
815-RELATED TO FORECLOSURE OF THE PARK PURSUANT TO PART
816-1 OF ARTICLE
817-38 OF THIS TITLE 38 OR A NOTICE THAT A CERTIFICATE OF LEVY HAS BEEN
818-FILED RELATED TO THE PARK PURSUANT TO SECTION
819-13-56-101;
818+AKES ANY OTHER ACTION DEMONSTRATING AN INTENT TO16
819+SELL THE PARK; OR17
820+(J) R
821+ECEIVES A NOTICE OF ELECTION AND DEMAND OR LIS PENDENS18
822+RELATED TO FORECLOSURE OF THE PARK PURSUANT TO PART 1 OF ARTICLE19
823+38
824+ OF THIS TITLE 38 OR A NOTICE THAT A CERTIFICATE OF LEVY HAS BEEN20
825+FILED RELATED TO THE PARK PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-56-101;21
820826 (b) If a mobile home park owner intends
821- A LANDLORD SHALL
822-PROVIDE NOTICE OF THE LANDLORD
823-'S INTENT to change the use of the land
824-comprising the mobile home park the mobile home park owner shall givewritten notice to each home owner IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
825-REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION
826-(2) OF THIS SECTION at least twelve months
827-before the change in use will occur. The mobile home park owner shall mailthe written notice to each home owner at the home owner's most recent
828-address and shall post a copy of the notice in a conspicuous place on the
829-mobile home or at the main point of entry to the lot.
830-(c) No earlier than thirty NINETY days after giving the notice
831-required by this subsection (1), or subsection (2) SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this
832-PAGE 18-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 section, a mobile home park owner LANDLORD may post information in a
833-public space in the mobile home park describing the method for providing
834-a signed writing to the mobile home park owner related to the opportunity
835-to purchase. The posting may
836- MUST include standard forms CREATED BY
837-THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS
838- related to the opportunity to purchase
839-AND THE RIGHTS OF MOBILE HOME PARK OWNERS RELATED TO THE
827+ A LANDLORD SHALL22
828+PROVIDE NOTICE OF THE LANDLORD'S INTENT to change the use of the land23
829+comprising the mobile home park the mobile home park owner shall give24
830+written notice to each home owner IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE25
831+REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION at least twelve26
832+months before the change in use will occur. The mobile home park owner27
833+1287
834+-24- shall mail the written notice to each home owner at the home owner's1
835+most recent address and shall post a copy of the notice in a conspicuous2
836+place on the mobile home or at the main point of entry to the lot.3
837+(c) No earlier than thirty NINETY days after giving the notice4
838+required by this subsection (1), or subsection (2) SUBSECTION (1)(a) of5
839+this section, a mobile home park owner LANDLORD may post information6
840+in a public space in the mobile home park describing the method for7
841+providing a signed writing to the mobile home park owner related to the8
842+opportunity to purchase. The posting may MUST include standard forms9
843+CREATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS related to the10
840844 opportunity to purchase
841-, including a STANDARDIZED form DEVELOPED
842-BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS
843- for providing notice that a
844- THE
845-LANDLORD TO USE TO REQUEST THE SIGNATURES OF
846- home owner does notwish OWNERS WHO DECLINE to participate in efforts to purchase a
847-community. If, no earlier than thirty NINETY days after a mobile home park
848-owner LANDLORD provides the notice required by this subsection (1), or
849-subsection (2) SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section, at least fifty percent of the
850-home owners who reside in the park provide signed writings to the mobile
851-home park owner expressing no interest LANDLORD DECLINING TO
852-PARTICIPATE
853- in purchasing the park, then the opportunity to purchase
854-provided by subsection (4) of this section shall terminate
855- TERMINATES even
856-if the ninety-day ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY period provided for in
857-subsection (4)(a) of this section has not yet elapsed.
858-(d) A mobile home park owner LANDLORD shall not solicit or
859-request a home owner's intention or a signed writing related to the
860-opportunity to purchase during the initial thirty
861- NINETY days after giving
862-notice pursuant to this subsection (1). or subsection (2) SUBSECTION (1)(a)
863-of this section. At no time During the time period for considering an
845+AND THE RIGHTS OF MOBILE HOME PARK OWNERS11
846+RELATED TO THE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE , including a STANDARDIZED12
847+form
848+DEVELOPED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS for providing
849+13
850+notice that a THE LANDLORD TO USE TO REQUEST THE SI GNATURES OF14
851+home owner does not wish OWNERS WHO DECLINE to participate in efforts15
852+to purchase a community. If, no earlier than thirty NINETY days after a16
853+mobile home park owner LANDLORD provides the notice required by this17
854+subsection (1), or subsection (2) SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section, at least18
855+fifty percent of the home owners who reside in the park provide signed19
856+writings to the mobile home park owner expressing no interest LANDLORD20
857+DECLINING TO PARTICIPATE in purchasing the park, then the opportunity21
858+to purchase provided by subsection (4) of this section shall terminate22
859+TERMINATES even if the ninety-day ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY period23
860+provided for in subsection (4)(a) of this section has not yet elapsed.24
861+(d) A mobile home park owner LANDLORD shall not solicit or25
862+request a home owner's intention or a signed writing related to the26
863+opportunity to purchase during the initial thirty NINETY days after giving27
864+1287
865+-25- notice pursuant to this subsection (1). or subsection (2) SUBSECTION (1)(a)1
866+of this section. At no time During the time period for considering an2
864867 opportunity to purchase,
865868 A LANDLORD shall a mobile home park owner
866- NOT
867-attempt to coerce, THREATEN, OR INTIMIDATE A HOME OWNER or provide any
868-financial or in-kind incentives to a home owner to influence the
869-homeowner's
870- HOME OWNER'S VOTE OR decision AND SHALL NOT TAKE
871-RETALIATORY ACTION AGAINST A HOME OWNER AFTER THE HOME OWNER
872-'S
873-VOTE OR DECISION
874-. Any complaints alleging violation of this subsection (1)
875-may be resolved under part 11 of this article 12
876-AND SUBSECTION (15) OF
877-THIS SECTION
878-.
869+3
870+NOT attempt to coerce, THREATEN, OR INTIMIDATE A HOME OWNER or4
871+provide any financial or in-kind incentives to a home owner to influence5
872+the homeowner's HOME OWNER'S VOTE OR decision AND SHALL NOT TAKE6
873+RETALIATORY ACTION AGAINST A HOME OWNER AFTER THE HOME OWNER 'S7
874+VOTE OR DECISION. Any complaints alleging violation of this subsection8
875+(1) may be resolved under part 11 of this article 12
876+AND SUBSECTION (15)9
877+OF THIS SECTION.10
879878 (2) Notice - requirements. In addition to the notice specified in
880-subsection (1) of this section, and except as specified in subsection (12) of
881-this section:
882-(a) A landlord shall give notice to each home owner in the mobile
883-home park upon any of the following triggering events:
884-PAGE 19-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (I) The landlord lists the park for sale;
885-(II) The landlord intends to make a final, unconditional acceptance
886-of an offer for the sale or transfer of the park; or
887-(III) The landlord receives:
888-(A) A notice of election and demand or lis pendens related to
889-foreclosure of the park pursuant to part 1 of article 38 of this title 38; or
890-(B) Notice that a certificate of levy has been filed related to the park
891-pursuant to section 13-56-101.
892-(b) Within fourteen days after the date on which any of the events
893-described in subsection (2)(a) of this section occur,
894-(a) TO PROVIDE NOTICE AS REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (1)(a) OR
895-(1)(b) OF THIS SECTION, the landlord shall mail the notice required by this
896-section IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH by certified mail to:
897-(I) Each home owner, using the most recent address of the home
898-owner, and shall post a copy of the notice in a conspicuous place on the
899-mobile home or at the main point of entry to the lot;
900-(II) The municipality or, if the park is in an unincorporated area, the
901-county within which the park is located;
902-(III) The division of housing in the department of local affairs; and
903-(IV) Each home owners' association, residents' association, or
904-similar body that represents the residents of the park.
879+11
880+subsection (1) of this section, and except as specified in subsection (12)12
881+of this section:13
882+(a) A landlord shall give notice to each home owner in the mobile14
883+home park upon any of the following triggering events:15
884+(I) The landlord lists the park for sale;16
885+(II) The landlord intends to make a final, unconditional17
886+acceptance of an offer for the sale or transfer of the park; or18
887+(III) The landlord receives:19
888+(A) A notice of election and demand or lis pendens related to20
889+foreclosure of the park pursuant to part 1 of article 38 of this title 38; or21
890+(B) Notice that a certificate of levy has been filed related to the22
891+park pursuant to section 13-56-101.23
892+(b) Within fourteen days after the date on which any of the events24
893+described in subsection (2)(a) of this section occur,25
894+(a) T
895+O PROVIDE NOTICE AS REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (1)(a) OR26
896+(1)(b)
897+OF THIS SECTION, the landlord shall mail the notice required by this
898+27
899+1287
900+-26- section IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH by certified mail to:1
901+(I) Each home owner, using the most recent address of the home2
902+owner, and shall post a copy of the notice in a conspicuous place on the3
903+mobile home or at the main point of entry to the lot;4
904+(II) The municipality or, if the park is in an unincorporated area,5
905+the county within which the park is located;6
906+(III) The division of housing in the department of local affairs;7
907+and8
908+(IV) Each home owners' association, residents' association, or9
909+similar body that represents the residents of the park.10
905910 (b) I
906-N ADDITION TO MAILING THE NOTICE, THE LANDLORD SHALL:
911+N ADDITION TO MAILING THE NOTICE, THE LANDLORD SHALL:11
907912 (I) P
908-ROVIDE THE NOTICE IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH BY E-MAIL
909-TO EACH RESIDENT WHO HAS AN E
910--MAIL ADDRESS ON FILE WITH THE
911-LANDLORD
912-; AND
913-(II) (A) POST THE NOTICE IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH IN A
914-CLEARLY VISIBLE LOCATION IN COMMON AREAS OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK
915-,
916-PAGE 20-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 INCLUDING ANY COMMUNITY HALL OR RECREATION HALL . THE NOTICE MUST
917-REMAIN PUBLICLY POSTED FOR A PERIOD OF AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED
918-TWENTY DAYS FROM THE DATE IT IS POSTED OR UNTIL THE OPPORTUNITY TO
919-PURCHASE HAS EXPIRED
920-.
913+ROVIDE THE NOTICE IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH BY12
914+E-MAIL TO EACH RESIDENT
915+ WHO HAS AN E-MAIL ADDRESS ON FILE WITH13
916+THE LANDLORD; AND14
917+(II) (A) POST THE NOTICE IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH IN A15
918+CLEARLY VISIBLE LOCATION IN COMMON AREAS OF THE MOBILE HOME16
919+PARK, INCLUDING ANY COMMUNITY HALL OR RECREATION HALL . THE17
920+NOTICE MUST REMAIN PUBLICLY POSTED FOR A PERIOD OF AT LEAST ONE18
921+HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS FROM THE DATE IT IS POSTED OR UNTIL THE19
922+OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE HAS EXPIRED .20
921923 (B) T
922-HE LANDLORD SHALL MAKE A GOOD FAITH EFFORT TO COMPLY
923-WITH THE NOTICE REQUIREMENT IN SUBSECTION
924- (2)(b)(II)(A) OF THIS
925-SECTION
926-. A GOOD FAITH EFFORT BY THE LANDLORD TO COMPLY WITH THE
927-NOTICE REQUIREMENT IN SUBSECTION
928- (2)(b)(II)(A) OF THIS SECTION WILL
929-NOT RENDER A SALE OF A PARK TO BE OUT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THIS
930-SECTION
931-.
932-(3) Contents of notice. The notice given pursuant to subsection (1)
933-or (2) SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section must include notice of home
924+HE LANDLORD SHALL MAKE A GOOD FAITH EFFORT TO
925+21
926+COMPLY WITH THE NOTICE REQUIREMENT IN SUBSECTION (2)(b)(II)(A) OF22
927+THIS SECTION. A GOOD FAITH EFFORT BY THE LANDLORD TO COMPLY WITH23
928+THE NOTICE REQUIREMENT IN SUBSECTION (2)(b)(II)(A) OF THIS SECTION24
929+WILL NOT RENDER A SALE OF A PARK TO BE OUT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THIS25
930+SECTION.26
931+(3) Contents of notice. The notice given pursuant to subsection27
932+1287
933+-27- (1) or (2) SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section must include notice of home1
934934 owners' rights
935935 AND REMEDIES under subsections (4) to (9) of
936- this section. If
937-the triggering event involves a
938-POTENTIAL sale, the notice must also include
939-a description of the property to be purchased, and
940- the price, terms, and
941-conditions of an acceptable offer the landlord has received to sell the mobile
942-home park or the price or terms and conditions for which the landlord
943-intends to sell the park,
944-AND ANY OTHER TERMS OR CONDITIONS WHICH , IF
945-NOT MET
946-, WOULD BE SUFFICIENT GROUNDS, IN THE LANDLORD'S DISCRETION,
947-TO REJECT AN OFFER FROM A GROUP OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES .
948-T
949-HE PRICE, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS STATED IN THE NOTICE MUST BE
950-UNIVERSAL AND APPLICABLE TO ALL POTENTIAL BUYERS
951-, AND MUST NOT BE
952-SPECIFIC TO AND PROHIBITIVE OF A GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME
953-OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES MAKING A SUCCESSFUL OFFER TO PURCHASE
954-THE PARK
955-. The information regarding the proposed sale and the price, terms,
956-and conditions of an acceptable offer may be shared for the purposes of
957-evaluating or obtaining financing for the prospective transaction, but all
958-persons who receive the information shall otherwise keep it confidential if
959-the park owner
960- LANDLORD or the park owner's LANDLORD'S agent so
961-requests.
962-(4) Offer to purchase - who may submit - time limits. (a) A group
963-or association of home owners or their assignees have ninety ONE HUNDRED
964-TWENTY
965- days after the date that the landlord mails a notice under subsection(1) or (2) REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section to:
966-(I) Submit to the landlord a proposed purchase and sale agreement
967-and
968-PAGE 21-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (II) obtain a binding commitment AN OFFER for any necessary
969-financing or guarantees;
970-OR
971-(II) SUBMIT TO THE LANDLORD AN ASSIGNMENT AGREEMENT
972-PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
973-(8) OF THIS SECTION.
974-(b) Notwithstanding subsection (4)(a) of this section, if a foreclosure
975-sale of the park is scheduled for less than ninety
976- ONE HUNDRED TWENTY
977-days after the landlord mails a notice under subsection (1) or (2) REQUIRED
978-BY SUBSECTION
979- (1)(a) of this section, the opportunity granted by subsection
980-(4)(a) of this section terminates on the date of the foreclosure sale.
981-(5) Landlord's duty to consider offer. A landlord that receives anoffer pursuant to HAS GIVEN NOTICE AS REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF
982-this section shall: not unreasonably refuse to:
983-(a) Provide documents, data, and other information in response to
984-reasonable requests for information from a group or association of home
985-owners or their assignees participating in the opportunity to purchase that
986-would enable them to prepare an offer. The documents, data, and other
987-information provided may be shared for the purposes of evaluating or
988-obtaining financing for the prospective transaction, but all persons who
989-receive the information shall otherwise keep it confidential if the park
990-owner LANDLORD or the park owner's LANDLORD'S agent so requests.
991-(b) (I) Negotiate in good faith with a group or association of home
992-owners or their assignees. or
993-(II) FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION (5)(b), NEGOTIATING IN
994-GOOD FAITH INCLUDES
995-, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, EVALUATING AN OFFER TO
996-PURCHASE FROM A GROUP OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES WITHOUT
997-CONSIDERATION OF THE TIME PERIOD FOR CLOSING
998-, THE TYPE OF FINANCING
999-OR PAYMENT METHOD
1000-, WHETHER OR NOT THE OFFER IS CONTINGENT ON
1001-FINANCING OR PAYMENT METHOD
1002-, OR WHETHER OR NOT THE OFFER IS
1003-CONTINGENT ON FINANCING
1004-, AN APPRAISAL, OR TITLE WORK, AND PROVIDING
1005-A WRITTEN RESPONSE WITHIN SEVEN CALENDAR DAYS OF RECEIVING AN
1006-OFFER FROM A GROUP OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES
1007-. THE WRITTEN
1008-RESPONSE MUST ACCEPT OR REJECT THE OFFER
1009-, AND IF THE OFFER IS
1010-REJECTED
1011-, MUST STATE:
1012-PAGE 22-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (A) THE CURRENT PRICE, TERMS, OR CONDITIONS OF AN ACCEPTABLE
1013-OFFER THAT THE LANDLORD HAS RECEIVED TO SELL THE MOBILE HOME PARK
1014-,
1015-IF THE PRICE, TERMS, OR CONDITIONS HAVE CHANGED SINCE THE LANDLORD
1016-GAVE NOTICE TO THE HOME OWNERS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1017-(3) OF THIS
1018-SECTION
1019-; AND
1020-(B) A WRITTEN EXPLANATION OF WHY THE LANDLORD IS REJECTING
1021-THE OFFER FROM A GROUP OF HOME OWNERS AND WHAT TERMS AND
1022-CONDITIONS MUST BE INCLUDED IN A SUBSEQUENT OFFER FOR THE
1023-LANDLORD TO POTENTIALLY ACCEPT IT
1024-.
936+ this section.2
937+If the triggering event involves a
938+POTENTIAL sale, the notice must also3
939+include a description of the property to be purchased, and
940+ the price, terms,4
941+and conditions of an acceptable offer the landlord has received to sell the5
942+mobile home park or the price or terms and conditions for which the6
943+landlord intends to sell the park,
944+AND ANY OTHER TERMS OR CONDITIONS7
945+WHICH, IF NOT MET, WOULD BE SUFFICIENT GROUNDS, IN THE LANDLORD'S8
946+DISCRETION, TO REJECT AN OFFER FROM A GROUP OF HOME OWNERS OR9
947+THEIR ASSIGNEES. THE PRICE, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS STATED IN THE10
948+NOTICE MUST BE UNIVERSAL AND APPLICABLE TO ALL POTENTIAL BUYERS ,11
949+AND MUST NOT BE SPECIFIC TO AND PROHIBITIVE OF A GROUP OR12
950+ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES MAKING A13
951+SUCCESSFUL OFFER TO PURCHASE THE PARK . The information regarding14
952+the proposed sale and the price, terms, and conditions of an acceptable15
953+offer may be shared for the purposes of evaluating or obtaining financing16
954+for the prospective transaction, but all persons who receive the17
955+information shall otherwise keep it confidential if the park owner
956+18
957+LANDLORD or the park owner's LANDLORD'S agent so requests.19
958+(4) Offer to purchase - who may submit - time limits. (a) A20
959+group or association of home owners or their assignees have ninety ONE21
960+HUNDRED TWENTY days after the date that the landlord mails a notice22
961+under subsection (1) or (2) REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this23
962+section to:24
963+(I) Submit to the landlord a proposed purchase and sale agreement25
964+and26
965+(II) obtain a binding commitment AN OFFER for any necessary27
966+1287
967+-28- financing or guarantees; OR1
968+(II) S
969+UBMIT TO THE LANDLORD AN ASSIGNMENT AGREEMENT2
970+PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (8) OF THIS SECTION.3
971+(b) Notwithstanding subsection (4)(a) of this section, if a4
972+foreclosure sale of the park is scheduled for less than ninety
973+ ONE5
974+HUNDRED TWENTY days after the landlord mails a notice under subsection6
975+(1) or (2) REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section, the opportunity7
976+granted by subsection (4)(a) of this section terminates on the date of the8
977+foreclosure sale.9
978+(5) Landlord's duty to consider offer. A landlord that receives10
979+an offer pursuant to HAS GIVEN NOTICE AS REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION11
980+(1)(a)
981+OF this section shall: not unreasonably refuse to:
982+12
983+(a) Provide documents, data, and other information in response to13
984+reasonable requests for information from a group or association of home14
985+owners or their assignees participating in the opportunity to purchase that15
986+would enable them to prepare an offer. The documents, data, and other16
987+information provided may be shared for the purposes of evaluating or17
988+obtaining financing for the prospective transaction, but all persons who18
989+receive the information shall otherwise keep it confidential if the park19
990+owner LANDLORD or the park owner's LANDLORD'S agent so requests.20
991+(b) (I) Negotiate in good faith with a group or association of home21
992+owners or their assignees. or22
993+(II) F
994+OR PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION (5)(b), NEGOTIATING IN23
995+GOOD FAITH INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO,
996+EVALUATING AN OFFER TO24
997+PURCHASE FROM A GROUP OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES25
998+WITHOUT CONSIDERATION OF THE TIME PERIOD FOR CLOSING, THE TYPE OF26
999+FINANCING OR PAYMENT METHOD, WHETHER OR NOT THE OFFER IS27
1000+1287
1001+-29- CONTINGENT ON FINANCING OR PAYMENT METHOD, OR WHETHER OR NOT1
1002+THE OFFER IS CONTINGENT ON FINANCING, AN APPRAISAL, OR TITLE WORK,2
1003+AND PROVIDING A WRITTEN RESPONSE WITHIN SEVEN CALENDAR DAYS OF3
1004+RECEIVING AN OFFER FROM A GROUP OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR4
1005+ASSIGNEES. THE WRITTEN RESPONSE MUST ACCEPT OR REJECT THE OFFER ,5
1006+AND IF THE OFFER IS REJECTED, MUST STATE:6
1007+(A) T
1008+HE CURRENT PRICE, TERMS, OR CONDITIONS OF AN7
1009+ACCEPTABLE OFFER THAT THE LANDLORD HAS RECEIVED TO SELL THE8
1010+MOBILE HOME PARK, IF THE PRICE, TERMS, OR CONDITIONS HAVE CHANGED9
1011+SINCE THE LANDLORD GAVE NOTICE TO THE HOME OWNERS PURSUANT TO10
1012+SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION; AND11
1013+(B) A
1014+ WRITTEN EXPLANATION OF WHY THE LANDLORD IS12
1015+REJECTING THE OFFER FROM A GROUP OF HOME OWNERS AND WHAT TERMS13
1016+AND CONDITIONS MUST BE INCLUDED IN A SUBSEQUENT OFFER FOR THE14
1017+LANDLORD TO POTENTIALLY ACCEPT IT .15
10251018 (III) T
1026-HE PRICE, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS OF AN ACCEPTABLE OFFER
1027-STATED IN THE RESPONSE MUST BE UNIVERSAL AND APPLICABLE TO ALL
1028-POTENTIAL BUYERS
1029-, AND MUST NOT BE SPECIFIC TO AND PROHIBITIVE OF A
1030-GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES MAKING A
1031-SUCCESSFUL OFFER TO PURCHASE THE PARK
1032-.
1019+HE PRICE, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS OF AN ACCEPTABLE16
1020+OFFER STATED IN THE RESPONSE MUST BE UNIVERSAL AND APPLICABLE TO17
1021+ALL POTENTIAL BUYERS, AND MUST NOT BE SPECIFIC TO AND PROHIBITIVE18
1022+OF A GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES19
1023+MAKING A SUCCESSFUL OFFER TO PURCHASE THE PARK .20
10331024 (6) Expiration of opportunity to purchase. (a) If the ninety-day
1034-ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY period provided for in subsection (4)(a) of this
1035-section elapses and a group or association of home owners or their
1036-assignees have not submitted a proposed purchase and sale agreement or
1037-obtained a binding
1038- financial commitment, the group's or association's
1039-opportunities provided by this section terminate.
1040-(b) A landlord shall give a group or association of home owners or
1041-their assignees an additional ninety ONE HUNDRED TWENTY days after the
1042-ninety-day ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY period provided by subsection
1043-(4)(a) of this section to close on the purchase of the mobile home park.
1044-(7) Extension or tolling of time. (a) The ninety-day
1045-ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY periods described in subsections (4)(a) and
1046-(6)(b) of this section may be extended by written agreement between the
1047-landlord and the group or association of home owners or their assignees.
1025+21
1026+ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY period provided for in subsection (4)(a) of22
1027+this section elapses and a group or association of home owners or their23
1028+assignees have not submitted a proposed purchase and sale agreement or24
1029+obtained a binding financial commitment, the group's or association's25
1030+opportunities provided by this section terminate.26
1031+(b) A landlord shall give a group or association of home owners27
1032+1287
1033+-30- or their assignees an additional ninety ONE HUNDRED TWENTY days after1
1034+the ninety-day ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY period provided by2
1035+subsection (4)(a) of this section to close on the purchase of the mobile3
1036+home park. 4
1037+(7) Extension or tolling of time. (a) The ninety-day5
1038+ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY periods described in subsections (4)(a) and6
1039+(6)(b) of this section may be extended by written agreement between the7
1040+landlord and the group or association of home owners or their assignees.8
10481041 (b) (I) T
1049-HE GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR
1050-ASSIGNEES ARE ENTITLED TO TOLLING OF THE TIME PERIODS DESCRIBED IN
1051-SUBSECTION
1052- (4)(a) AND (6)(b) OF THIS SECTION IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
1053-CIRCUMSTANCES
1054-:
1042+HE GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR9
1043+ASSIGNEES ARE ENTITLED TO TOLLING OF THE TIME PERIODS DESCRIBED IN10
1044+SUBSECTION (4)(a) AND (6)(b) OF THIS SECTION IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING11
1045+CIRCUMSTANCES:12
10551046 (A) I
1056-F THERE IS A REASONABLE DELAY IN OBTAINING FINANCING OR
1057-PAGE 23-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 A REQUIRED INSPECTION OR SURVEY OF THE LAND THAT IS OUTSIDE THE
1058-CONTROL OF THE GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR
1059-ASSIGNEES
1060-, THE TIME PERIOD IS TOLLED FOR THE DURATION OF THE DELAY ;
1047+F THERE IS A REASONABLE DELAY IN OBTAINING FINANCING13
1048+OR A REQUIRED INSPECTION OR SURVEY OF THE LAND THAT IS OUTSIDE THE14
1049+CONTROL OF THE GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR15
1050+ASSIGNEES, THE TIME PERIOD IS TOLLED FOR THE DURATION OF THE DELAY;16
10611051 (B) I
1062-F THE GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR
1063-ASSIGNEE FILES A NONFRIVOLOUS COMPLAINT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF
1064-LOCAL AFFAIRS ALLEGING A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION
1065-, THE TIME PERIOD
1066-IS TOLLED UNTIL THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ISSUES A WRITTEN
1067-NOTICE OF VIOLATION OR NOTICE OF NONVIOLATION THAT HAS BECOME A
1068-FINAL AGENCY ORDER DETERMINING WHETHER A VIOLATION HAS OCCURRED
1069-OR THE PARTIES REACH A RESOLUTION BY SIGNING A SETTLEMENT
1070-AGREEMENT APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS
1071-; AND
1072-(C) IF THE GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS HAS
1073-ATTEMPTED TO ASSIGN THEIR RIGHTS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1074-(8) OF THIS
1075-SECTION
1076-, THE TIME PERIOD IS TOLLED FROM THE TIME THE GROUP OR
1077-ASSOCIATION MAKES THE OFFER OF ASSIGNMENT UNTIL THE POTENTIAL
1078-ASSIGNEE EITHER CONFIRMS IN WRITING THAT THE OFFER IS REJECTED OR A
1079-WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT IS EXECUTED
1080-; EXCEPT THAT THE TIME
1081-PERIOD SHALL NOT BE TOLLED FOR MORE THAN NINETY DAYS PURSUANT TO
1082-THIS SUBSECTION
1083- (7)(b)(I)(C).
1084-(8) Assignment of right to purchase. (a) A group or association of
1085-home owners or their assignees that have the opportunity to purchase under
1086-subsection (4) of this section may assign their purchase right to a local or
1087-state government, tribal government, housing authority, or nonprofit with
1088-expertise related to housing, or to
1089-THE STATE OR an agency of the state, for
1090-the purpose of continuing the use of the park.
1052+F THE GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR17
1053+ASSIGNEE FILES A NONFRIVOLOUS COMPLAINT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF18
1054+LOCAL AFFAIRS ALLEGING A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION, THE TIME PERIOD19
1055+IS TOLLED UNTIL THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ISSUES A WRITTEN20
1056+NOTICE OF VIOLATION OR NOTICE OF NONVIOLATION THAT HAS BECOME A21
1057+FINAL AGENCY ORDER DETERMINING WHETHER A VIOLATION HAS22
1058+OCCURRED OR THE PARTIES REACH A RESOLUTION BY SIGNING A23
1059+SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL24
1060+AFFAIRS; AND25
1061+(C) I
1062+F THE GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS HAS26
1063+ATTEMPTED TO ASSIGN THEIR RI GHTS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (8) OF27
1064+1287
1065+-31- THIS SECTION, THE TIME PERIOD IS TOLLED FROM THE TIME THE GROUP OR1
1066+ASSOCIATION MAKES THE OFFER OF ASSIGNMENT UNTIL THE POTENTIAL2
1067+ASSIGNEE EITHER CONFIRMS IN WRITING THAT THE OFFER IS REJECTED OR3
1068+A WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT IS EXECUTED ; EXCEPT THAT THE TIME4
1069+PERIOD SHALL NOT BE TOLLED FOR MORE THAN NINETY DAYS PURSUANT5
1070+TO THIS SUBSECTION (7)(b)(I)(C).6
1071+(8) Assignment of right to purchase. (a) A group or association7
1072+of home owners or their assignees that have the opportunity to purchase8
1073+under subsection (4) of this section may assign their purchase right to a9
1074+local or state government, tribal government, housing authority, or10
1075+nonprofit with expertise related to housing, or to
1076+THE STATE OR an agency11
1077+of the state, for the purpose of continuing the use of the park.12
10911078 (b) (I) I
1092-F A GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR
1093-ASSIGNEES COMPRISING MORE THAN FIFTY PERCENT OF HOME OWNERS IN A
1094-PARK CHOOSE TO ASSIGN THEIR RIGHTS TO A PUBLIC ENTITY UNDER THIS
1095-SUBSECTION
1096-(8), THE HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES SHALL ENTER INTO
1097-A WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT WITH THE PUBLIC ENTITY
1098-. THE
1099-ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT MUST INCLUDE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE
1100-ASSIGNMENT AND FOR HOW THE PARK WILL BE OPERATED IF THE PUBLIC
1101-ENTITY PURCHASES THE PARK
1102-. THE ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT MUST PROVIDE
1103-THAT THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE APPLICABLE TO ANY DESIGNEE
1104-SELECTED BY THE PUBLIC ENTITY PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1105- (8)(b)(II) OF
1106-THIS SECTION
1107-. THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS MAY INCLUDE , BUT ARE NOT
1108-PAGE 24-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 LIMITED TO:
1109-(A) A
1110-NY DEED RESTRICTIONS THAT MAY BE REQUIRED OR PERMITTED
1111-REGARDING THE LOTS OR THE HOUSES IN THE PARK
1112-;
1079+F A GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR13
1080+ASSIGNEES COMPRISING MORE THAN FIFTY PERCENT OF HOME OWNERS IN14
1081+A PARK CHOOSE TO ASSIGN THEIR RIGHTS TO A PUBLIC ENTITY UNDER THIS15
1082+SUBSECTION (8), THE HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES SHALL ENTER16
1083+INTO A WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT WITH THE PUBLIC ENTITY . THE17
1084+ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT MUST INCLUDE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF18
1085+THE ASSIGNMENT AND FOR HOW THE PARK WILL BE OPERATED IF THE19
1086+PUBLIC ENTITY PURCHASES THE PARK. THE ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT MUST20
1087+PROVIDE THAT THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE APPLICABLE TO ANY21
1088+DESIGNEE SELECTED BY THE PUBLIC ENTITY PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION22
1089+(8)(b)(II)
1090+OF THIS SECTION. THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS MAY INCLUDE ,23
1091+BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:24
1092+(A)
1093+ ANY DEED RESTRICTIONS THAT MAY BE REQUIRED OR25
1094+PERMITTED REGARDING THE LOTS OR THE HOUSES IN THE PARK ;26
1095+(B)
1096+ ANY RESTRICTIONS ON RENT OR FEE INCREASES THAT APPLY IF27
1097+1287
1098+-32- THE PUBLIC ENTITY PURCHASES THE PARK ;1
1099+(C)
1100+ ANY REQUIRED CONDITIONS , SUCH AS THE REQUIRED2
1101+DEMONSTRATION OF APPROVAL FROM HOME OWNERS , FOR REDEVELOPING3
1102+OR CHANGING THE USE OF SOME OR ALL OF THE PARK ;4
1103+(D)
1104+ A MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT FOR HOW THE PARK WILL BE5
1105+OPERATED IF THE PUBLIC ENTITY PURCHASES THE PARK ;
1106+ 6
1107+(E)
1108+ ANY CHANGES TO PARK RULES OR REGULATIONS THAT APPLY7
1109+IF THE PUBLIC ENTITY PURCHASES THE
1110+PARK; AND8
1111+(F) ANY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES REGARDING THE9
1112+TRANSFER OF STATUTORY RESPONSIBILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH MANAGING10
1113+THE PARK, AND ANY LIMITATIONS OR WAIVERS OF LIABILITY .11
1114+(II) A
1115+ PUBLIC ENTITY SHALL ONLY EXERCISE ITS RIGHT OF FIRST12
1116+REFUSAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRESERVING THE MOBILE HOME PARK AS13
1117+LONG-TERM AFFORDABLE HOUSING . THE PUBLIC ENTITY MAY DESIGNATE14
1118+A HOUSING AUTHORITY OR OTHER POLITICAL SUBDIVISION TO PURCHASE15
1119+THE PARK PURSUANT TO THE PUBLIC ENTITY'S RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL FOR16
1120+THIS PURPOSE IF THE OPTION FOR A DESIGNATION IS EXPRESSLY AGREED TO17
1121+IN THE ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT .18
1122+(III) T
1123+HE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE SHALL PROMPTLY19
1124+PROVIDE NOTICE OF THE ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT TO THE LANDLORD .20
1125+(c) (I) I
1126+F A LANDLORD RECEIVES NOTICE THAT A GROUP OR21
1127+ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS HAS ENTERED AN ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT22
1128+WITH A PUBLIC ENTITY PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (8)(b) OF THIS SECTION,23
1129+THE LANDLORD SHALL PROVIDE A RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL TO THE PUBLIC24
1130+ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE. ANY PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT ENTERED25
1131+INTO BY THE LANDLORD MUST BE CONTINGENT UPON THE RIGHT OF FIRST26
1132+REFUSAL OF THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE TO PURCHASE THE27
1133+1287
1134+-33- MOBILE HOME PARK.1
1135+(II) W
1136+ITHIN THIRTY DAYS AFTER RECEIVING NOTICE OF AN2
1137+ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT , THE LANDLORD SHALL PROVIDE THE PUBLIC3
1138+ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE WITH THE TERMS UPON WHICH THE LANDLORD4
1139+WOULD ACCEPT AN OFFER TO SELL THE PARK OR A CONTINGENT PURCHASE5
1140+AND SALE AGREEMENT THAT IS EFFECTIVE UPON ITS EXECUTION . THE6
1141+PUBLIC ENTITY HAS ONE HUNDRED TWENTY
1142+ DAYS FROM THE DATE THE7
1143+PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE RECEIVES THE TERMS OR CONTINGENT8
1144+PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT TO NOTIFY THE LANDLORD OF THE9
1145+PUBLIC ENTITY'S INTENT TO PURCHASE THE MOBILE HOME PARK OR OF THE10
1146+PUBLIC ENTITY'S INTENT TO FACILITATE THE PURCHASE OF THE MOBILE11
1147+HOME PARK BY ITS DESIGNEE.12
1148+(III) T
1149+HE LANDLORD SHALL SELL THE MOBILE HOME PARK TO THE13
1150+PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE IF , WITHIN THE14
1151+ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY
1152+ PERIOD, THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS15
1153+DESIGNEE:16
1154+(A) N
1155+OTIFIES THE LANDLORD OF ITS INTENT TO PURCHASE THE17
1156+PARK OR FACILITATE THE PURCHASE OF THE PARK BY ITS DESIGNEE ;18
11131157 (B) A
1114-NY RESTRICTIONS ON RENT OR FEE INCREASES THAT APPLY IF
1115-THE PUBLIC ENTITY PURCHASES THE PARK
1116-;
1117-(C) A
1118-NY REQUIRED CONDITIONS , SUCH AS THE REQUIRED
1119-DEMONSTRATION OF APPROVAL FROM HOME OWNERS
1120-, FOR REDEVELOPING OR
1121-CHANGING THE USE OF SOME OR ALL OF THE PARK
1122-;
1158+CCEPTS THE CONTINGENT PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT19
1159+PROVIDED BY THE LANDLORD OR OFFERS THE LANDLORD TERMS THAT ARE20
1160+ECONOMICALLY SUBSTANTIALLY IDENTICAL TO THE TERMS OF THE21
1161+CONTINGENT PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT OR TO THE TERMS THE22
1162+LANDLORD PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (8)(c)(II) OF THIS23
1163+SECTION; AND24
1164+(C) C
1165+OMMITS TO CLOSE WITHIN ONE HUNDRED TWENTY
1166+ DAYS25
1167+FROM THE DATE THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE AND THE OWNER26
1168+SIGN A PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT .27
1169+1287
1170+-34- (IV) FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING WHETHER THE TERMS OF1
1171+AN OFFER ARE ECONOMICALLY SUBSTANTIALLY IDENTICAL UNDER2
1172+SUBSECTION (8)(c)(III)(B) OF THIS SECTION, IT IS IMMATERIAL HOW THE3
1173+OFFER WOULD BE FINANCED.4
11231174 (d) A
1124- MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT FOR HOW THE PARK WILL BE
1125-OPERATED IF THE PUBLIC ENTITY PURCHASES THE PARK
1126-;
1127-(E) A
1128-NY CHANGES TO PARK RULES OR REGULATIONS THAT APPLY IF
1129-THE PUBLIC ENTITY PURCHASES THE PARK
1130-; AND
1131-(F) ANY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES REGARDING THE
1132-TRANSFER OF STATUTORY RESPONSIBILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH MANAGING
1133-THE PARK
1134-, AND ANY LIMITATIONS OR WAIVERS OF LIABILITY .
1175+ LANDLORD SHALL NOT TAKE ANY ACTION THAT WOULD5
1176+PRECLUDE THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE FROM SUCCEEDING TO THE6
1177+RIGHTS OF AND ASSUMING THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE DESIGNEE OF THE7
1178+TERMS OF THE CONTINGENCY PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT OR8
1179+NEGOTIATING WITH THE LANDLORD FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE MOBILE9
1180+HOME PARK DURING THE NOTICE PERIODS IDENTIFIED IN THIS SECTION . 10
1181+(e) I
1182+N ADDITION TO ANY OTHER TIMES , DURING THE NOTICE11
1183+PERIODS IDENTIFIED IN THIS SECTION, A PUBLIC ENTITY MAY PURSUE12
1184+PRESERVATION OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK AS AFFORDABLE HOUSING13
1185+THROUGH NEGOTIATION FOR PURCHASE OR THROUGH CONDEMNATION .14
1186+(f) A
1187+S USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (8), "PUBLIC ENTITY" MEANS THE15
1188+STATE, AN AGENCY OF THE STATE , A LOCAL GOVERNMENT , A TRIBAL16
1189+GOVERNMENT, OR ANY POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE , A LOCAL17
1190+GOVERNMENT, OR A TRIBAL GOVERNMENT.18
1191+(9) Independence of time limits and notice provisions.19
1192+(a) E
1193+XCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (9)(b) OF THIS SECTION, each20
1194+occurrence of a triggering event listed in subsection (1) or (2)
1195+21
1196+SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section creates an independent, ninety-day22
1197+ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY opportunity to purchase for the group or23
1198+association of home owners or their assignees. If a ninety-day24
1199+ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY opportunity to purchase is in effect and a25
1200+new triggering event occurs, the ongoing ninety-day26
1201+ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY time period terminates and a new ninety-day27
1202+1287
1203+-35- ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY time period begins on the latest date on1
1204+which the landlord gives notice, as required by subsection (1)2
1205+SUBSECTION (1)(a) or (2) of this section, of the new triggering event.3
1206+(b) (I) A
1207+ LANDLORD IS NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A NEW OR4
1208+SUBSEQUENT NOTICE OF INTENT TO SELL FOR EACH TRIGGERING EVENT5
1209+LISTED IN SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION IF:6
1210+(A) T
1211+HE NEW DEMONSTRATION OF INTENT OCCURS WITHIN SIXTY7
1212+CALENDAR DAYS OF THE CERTIFIED MAILING OF THE MOST RECENT NOTICE8
1213+UNDER SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION; AND9
1214+(B) T
1215+HERE ARE NO MATERIAL CHANGES TO THE IDENTITY OF A10
1216+POTENTIAL BUYER IF THE LANDLORD HAS MADE A CONDITIONAL11
1217+AGREEMENT WITH A BUYER ; TO THE TIME WHEN THE PARK IS LISTED FOR12
1218+SALE; OR TO THE PRICE, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS OF AN ACCEPTABLE13
1219+OFFER THE LANDLORD HAS RECEIVED TO SELL THE MOBILE HOME PARK OR14
1220+FOR WHICH THE LANDLORD INTENDS TO SELL THE PARK , WHICH WERE15
1221+INCLUDED IN THE MOST RECENT NOTICE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO16
1222+SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION.17
11351223 (II) A
1136- PUBLIC ENTITY SHALL ONLY EXERCISE ITS RIGHT OF FIRST
1137-REFUSAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRESERVING THE MOBILE HOME PARK AS
1138-LONG
1139--TERM AFFORDABLE HOUSING . THE PUBLIC ENTITY MAY DESIGNATE A
1140-HOUSING AUTHORITY OR OTHER POLITICAL SUBDIVISION TO PURCHASE THE
1141-PARK PURSUANT TO THE PUBLIC ENTITY
1142-'S RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL FOR THIS
1143-PURPOSE IF THE OPTION FOR A DESIGNATION IS EXPRESSLY AGREED TO IN THE
1144-ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT
1145-.
1146-(III) T
1147-HE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE SHALL PROMPTLY PROVIDE
1148-NOTICE OF THE ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT TO THE LANDLORD
1149-.
1150-(c) (I) I
1151-F A LANDLORD RECEIVES NOTICE THAT A GROUP OR
1152-ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS HAS ENTERED AN ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT
1153-WITH A PUBLIC ENTITY PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1154- (8)(b) OF THIS SECTION,
1155-THE LANDLORD SHALL PROVIDE A RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL TO THE PUBLIC
1156-ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE
1157-. ANY PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT ENTERED
1158-INTO BY THE LANDLORD MUST BE CONTINGENT UPON THE RIGHT OF FIRST
1159-REFUSAL OF THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE TO PURCHASE THE MOBILE
1160-PAGE 25-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 HOME PARK.
1161-(II) W
1162-ITHIN THIRTY DAYS AFTER RECEIVING NOTICE OF AN
1163-ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT
1164-, THE LANDLORD SHALL PROVIDE THE PUBLIC ENTITY
1165-OR ITS DESIGNEE WITH THE TERMS UPON WHICH THE LANDLORD WOULD
1166-ACCEPT AN OFFER TO SELL THE PARK OR A CONTINGENT PURCHASE AND SALE
1167-AGREEMENT THAT IS EFFECTIVE UPON ITS EXECUTION
1168-. THE PUBLIC ENTITY
1169-HAS ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS FROM THE DATE THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS
1170-DESIGNEE RECEIVES THE TERMS OR CONTINGENT PURCHASE AND SALE
1171-AGREEMENT TO NOTIFY THE LANDLORD OF THE PUBLIC ENTITY
1172-'S INTENT TO
1173-PURCHASE THE MOBILE HOME PARK OR OF THE PUBLIC ENTITY
1174-'S INTENT TO
1175-FACILITATE THE PURCHASE OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK BY ITS DESIGNEE
1176-.
1177-(III) T
1178-HE LANDLORD SHALL SELL THE MOBILE HOME PARK TO THE
1179-PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE IF
1180-, WITHIN THE ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY
1181-PERIOD
1182-, THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE:
1183-(A) N
1184-OTIFIES THE LANDLORD OF ITS INTENT TO PURCHASE THE PARK
1185-OR FACILITATE THE PURCHASE OF THE PARK BY ITS DESIGNEE
1186-;
1187-(B) A
1188-CCEPTS THE CONTINGENT PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT
1189-PROVIDED BY THE LANDLORD OR OFFERS THE LANDLORD TERMS THAT ARE
1190-ECONOMICALLY SUBSTANTIALLY IDENTICAL TO THE TERMS OF THE
1191-CONTINGENT PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT OR TO THE TERMS THE
1192-LANDLORD PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1193- (8)(c)(II) OF THIS SECTION;
1194-AND
1195-(C) COMMITS TO CLOSE WITHIN ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS FROM
1196-THE DATE THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE AND THE OWNER SIGN A
1197-PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT
1198-.
1199-(IV) F
1200-OR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING WHETHER THE TERMS OF AN
1201-OFFER ARE ECONOMICALLY SUBSTANTIALLY IDENTICAL UNDER SUBSECTION
1202-(8)(c)(III)(B) OF THIS SECTION, IT IS IMMATERIAL HOW THE OFFER WOULD BE
1203-FINANCED
1204-.
1205-(d) A
1206- LANDLORD SHALL NOT TAKE ANY ACTION THAT WOULD
1207-PRECLUDE THE PUBLIC ENTITY OR ITS DESIGNEE FROM SUCCEEDING TO THE
1208-RIGHTS OF AND ASSUMING THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE DESIGNEE OF THE TERMS
1209-OF THE CONTINGENCY PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT OR NEGOTIATING
1210-PAGE 26-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 WITH THE LANDLORD FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK DURING
1211-THE NOTICE PERIODS IDENTIFIED IN THIS SECTION
1212-.
1213-(e) I
1214-N ADDITION TO ANY OTHER TIMES, DURING THE NOTICE PERIODS
1215-IDENTIFIED IN THIS SECTION
1216-, A PUBLIC ENTITY MAY PURSUE PRESERVATION
1217-OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK AS AFFORDABLE HOUSING THROUGH
1218-NEGOTIATION FOR PURCHASE OR THROUGH CONDEMNATION
1219-.
1220-(f) A
1221-S USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (8), "PUBLIC ENTITY" MEANS THE
1222-STATE
1223-, AN AGENCY OF THE STATE , A LOCAL GOVERNMENT , A TRIBAL
1224-GOVERNMENT
1225-, OR ANY POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE , A LOCAL
1226-GOVERNMENT
1227-, OR A TRIBAL GOVERNMENT.
1228-(9) Independence of time limits and notice provisions. (a) E
1229-XCEPT
1230-AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION
1231- (9)(b) OF THIS SECTION, each occurrence of a
1232-triggering event listed in subsection (1) or (2)
1233- SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this
1234-section creates an independent, ninety-day ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY
1235-opportunity to purchase for the group or association of home owners or their assignees. If a ninety-day
1236- ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY opportunity to
1237-purchase is in effect and a new triggering event occurs, the ongoing
1238-ninety-day
1239- ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY time period terminates and a new
1240-ninety-day ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY time period begins on the latest
1241-date on which the landlord gives notice, as required by subsection (1)
1242-SUBSECTION (1)(a) or (2) of this section, of the new triggering event.
1243-(b) (I) A
1244- LANDLORD IS NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A NEW OR
1245-SUBSEQUENT NOTICE OF INTENT TO SELL FOR EACH TRIGGERING EVENT
1246-LISTED IN SUBSECTION
1247- (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION IF:
1248-(A) T
1249-HE NEW DEMONSTRATION OF INTENT OCCURS WITHIN SIXTY
1250-CALENDAR DAYS OF THE CERTIFIED MAILING OF THE MOST RECENT NOTICE
1251-UNDER SUBSECTION
1252-(2) OF THIS SECTION; AND
1253-(B) THERE ARE NO MATERIAL CHANGES TO THE IDENTITY OF A
1254-POTENTIAL BUYER IF THE LANDLORD HAS MADE A CONDITIONAL AGREEMENT
1255-WITH A BUYER
1256-; TO THE TIME WHEN THE PARK IS LISTED FOR SALE; OR TO THE
1257-PRICE
1258-, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS OF AN ACCEPTABLE OFFER THE LANDLORD
1259-HAS RECEIVED TO SELL THE MOBILE HOME PARK OR FOR WHICH THE
1260-LANDLORD INTENDS TO SELL THE PARK
1261-, WHICH WERE INCLUDED IN THE MOST
1262-RECENT NOTICE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1263- (1)(a) OF THIS
1264-PAGE 27-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 SECTION.
1265-(II) A
1266-NY MATERIAL CHANGE TO THE PRICE, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS
1267-OF AN ACCEPTABLE OFFER THE LANDLORD HAS RECEIVED TO SELL THE
1268-MOBILE HOME PARK OR FOR WHICH THE LANDLORD INTENDS TO SELL THE
1269-PARK IS CONSIDERED A NEW TRIGGERING EVENT
1270-, REQUIRING A NEW NOTICE
1271-PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1272- (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION AND CREATING A NEW
1273-ONE
1274--HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY TIME PERIOD.
1275-(b)
1276- (c) A notice required under this section is in addition to, and
1277-does not substitute for or affect, any other notice requirement under this part
1278-2.
1279-(10) A landlord shall not make a final, unconditional acceptance of
1280-any offer for the sale or transfer of the park until:
1281-(a) The landlord has considered an offer made by a group or
1282-association of home owners or their assignees pursuant to subsections (4),
1283-and
1284- (5), AND (8) of this section; or
1285-(14) Triggering events not essential. (a) A group or association of
1286-home owners or their assignees may submit an offer to purchase to a
1287-landlord at any time, even if none of the events listed in subsection (1) or
1288-(2) SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section has occurred.
1224+NY MATERIAL CHANGE TO THE PRICE , TERMS, AND18
1225+CONDITIONS OF AN ACCEPTABLE OFFER THE LANDLORD HAS RECEIVED TO19
1226+SELL THE MOBILE HOME PARK OR FOR WHICH THE LANDLORD INTENDS TO20
1227+SELL THE PARK IS CONSIDERED A NEW TRIGGERING EVENT , REQUIRING A21
1228+NEW NOTICE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION AND22
1229+CREATING A NEW ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY
1230+ TIME PERIOD. 23
1231+(b) (c) A notice required under this section is in addition to, and24
1232+does not substitute for or affect, any other notice requirement under this25
1233+part 2.26
1234+(10) A landlord shall not make a final, unconditional acceptance27
1235+1287
1236+-36- of any offer for the sale or transfer of the park until:1
1237+(a) The landlord has considered an offer made by a group or2
1238+association of home owners or their assignees pursuant to subsections (4),3
1239+and (5), AND (8) of this section; or4
1240+(14) Triggering events not essential. (a) A group or association5
1241+of home owners or their assignees may submit an offer to purchase to a6
1242+landlord at any time, even if none of the events listed in subsection (1) or7
1243+(2) SUBSECTION (1)(a) of this section has occurred.8
12891244 (15) Penalties and enforcement. (a) (I) F
12901245 OR PURPOSES OF THIS
1291-TITLE
1292-38, THE RIGHTS ACCORDED TO HOME OWNERS IN THIS SECTION ARE
1293-PROPERTY INTERESTS
1294-.
1295-(II) A
1296-NY TITLE TRANSFERRED SUBSEQUENT TO THE TRIGGERING
1297-EVENTS IN SUBSECTION
1298- (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION IS DEFECTIVE UNLESS THE
1299-PROPERTY INTERESTS OF THE HOME OWNERS AS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION
1300-(15)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION ARE SECURED OR UNTIL AN EQUITABLE REMEDY
1301-HAS BEEN PROVIDED
1302-.
1246+9
1247+TITLE 38, THE RIGHTS ACCORDED TO HOME OWNERS IN THIS SECTION ARE10
1248+PROPERTY INTERESTS.11
1249+(II) ANY TITLE TRANSFERRED SUBSEQUENT TO THE TRIGGERING12
1250+EVENTS IN SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION IS DEFECTIVE UNLESS THE13
1251+PROPERTY INTERESTS OF THE HOME OWNERS AS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION14
1252+(15)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION ARE SECURED OR UNTIL AN EQUITABLE REMEDY15
1253+HAS BEEN PROVIDED.16
13031254 (b) I
1304-F THE DIVISION OF HOUSING IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL
1305-AFFAIRS RECEIVES A COMPLAINT FILED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART
1306-11 OF
1307-THIS ARTICLE
1308-12, THE DIVISION SHALL INVESTIGATE THE ALLEGED
1309-VIOLATIONS AT THE DIVISION
1310-'S DISCRETION, AND, IF APPROPRIATE,
1311-FACILITATE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE COMPLAINANT AND RESPONDENT
1312-PAGE 28-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART 11 OF THIS ARTICLE 12. THE DIVISION MAY ALSO
1313-INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF THIS SECTION UPON ITS OWN
1314-INITIATIVE
1315-. IN ADDITION TO THE REMEDIES DESCRIBED IN SECTION
1316-38-12-1105, THE DIVISION MAY:
1255+F THE DIVISION OF HOUSING IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL17
1256+AFFAIRS RECEIVES A COMPLAINT FILED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART 11 OF18
1257+THIS ARTICLE 12, THE DIVISION SHALL INVESTIGATE THE ALLEGED19
1258+VIOLATIONS AT THE DIVISION 'S DISCRETION, AND, IF APPROPRIATE,20
1259+FACILITATE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE COMPLAINANT AND RESPONDENT21
1260+IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART 11 OF THIS ARTICLE 12. THE DIVISION MAY22
1261+ALSO INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF THIS SECTION UPON ITS OWN23
1262+INITIATIVE. IN ADDITION TO THE REMEDIES DESCRIBED IN SECTION24
1263+38-12-1105,
1264+ THE DIVISION MAY:25
13171265 (I) I
1318-MPOSE A FINE ON THE SELLER OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK IN AN
1319-AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED THIRTY PERCENT OF THE SALE OR LISTING PRICE OF
1320-THE PARK
1321-, WHICHEVER IS GREATER, WHICH THE DIVISION SHALL DISTRIBUTE
1322-TO THE HOME OWNERS IN THE PARK
1323-; OR
1324-(II) FILE A CIVIL ACTION FOR INJUNCTIVE OR OTHER RELIEF IN THE
1325-DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT IN WHICH THE PARK IS LOCATED
1326-.
1266+MPOSE A FINE ON THE SELLER OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK IN AN26
1267+AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED THIRTY PERCENT OF THE SALE OR LISTING PRICE27
1268+1287
1269+-37- OF THE PARK, WHICHEVER IS GREATER , WHICH THE DIVISION SHALL1
1270+DISTRIBUTE TO THE HOME OWNERS IN THE PARK ; OR2
1271+(II) F
1272+ILE A CIVIL ACTION FOR INJUNCTIVE OR OTHER RELIEF IN THE3
1273+DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT IN WHICH THE PARK IS LOCATED .4
13271274 (c) S
1328-UBJECT TO AVAILABLE RESOURCES , THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
1329-MAY INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF THIS SECTION
1330-. IF THE ATTORNEY
1331-GENERAL MAKES A PRELIMINARY FINDING THAT A LANDLORD OR SELLER OF
1332-A MOBILE HOME PARK SUBSTANTIALLY FAILED TO COMPLY WITH THIS
1333-SECTION
1334-, AND IF CONTINUATION OF THE SALE IS LIKELY TO RESULT IN
1335-SIGNIFICANT HARM TO THE PROPERTY INTERESTS OF THE HOME OWNERS AS
1336-SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION
1337- (15)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION, THE ATTORNEY
1338-GENERAL
1339-:
1275+UBJECT TO AVAILABLE RESOURCES , THE ATTORNEY GENERAL5
1276+MAY INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF THIS SECTION . IF THE6
1277+ATTORNEY GENERAL MAKES A PRELIMINARY FINDING THAT A LANDLORD7
1278+OR SELLER OF A MOBILE HOME PARK SUBSTANTIALLY FAILED TO COMPLY8
1279+WITH THIS SECTION, AND IF CONTINUATION OF THE SALE IS LIKELY TO9
1280+RESULT IN SIGNIFICANT HARM TO THE PROPERTY INTERESTS OF THE HOME10
1281+OWNERS AS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION (15)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION, THE11
1282+ATTORNEY GENERAL:12
13401283 (I) S
1341-HALL INFORM THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES THAT THE HOME
1342-OWNERS WITH PROPERTY INTERESTS UNDER THIS SECTION HAVE AN ADVERSE
1343-CLAIM ON THE PROPERTY
1344-, WHICH MUST BE RECORDED ON THE CERTIFICATE
1345-OF TITLE
1346-;
1284+HALL INFORM THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES THAT THE HOME13
1285+OWNERS WITH PROPERTY INTERESTS UNDER THIS SECTION HAVE AN14
1286+ADVERSE CLAIM ON THE PROPERTY , WHICH MUST BE RECORDED ON THE15
1287+CERTIFICATE OF TITLE;16
13471288 (II) M
1348-AY, PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-36-131 AND SUBJECT TO THE
1349-TIME LIMITS OF SECTION
1350-38-36-132, ISSUE AN ORDER PROVIDING TEMPORARY
1351-INJUNCTIVE RELIEF TO PRESERVE THE OWNERSHIP STATUS QUO IF THE ORDER
1352-IS ISSUED PRIOR TO A TRANSFER OF TITLE
1353-, OR TO REVERT THE OWNERSHIP TO
1354-STATUS QUO ANTE SUBJECT TO THE LIMITATIONS OF ARTICLE
1355-41 OF THIS
1356-TITLE
1357-38 IF THE ORDER IS ISSUED AFTER THE TRANSFER OF TITLE;
1289+AY, PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-36-131 AND SUBJECT TO THE17
1290+TIME LIMITS OF SECTION 38-36-132, ISSUE AN ORDER PROVIDING18
1291+TEMPORARY INJUNCTIVE RELIEF TO PRESERVE THE OWNERSHIP STATUS19
1292+QUO IF THE ORDER IS ISSUED PRIOR TO A TRANSFER OF TITLE , OR TO20
1293+REVERT THE OWNERSHIP TO STATUS QUO ANTE SUBJECT TO THE21
1294+LIMITATIONS OF ARTICLE 41 OF THIS TITLE 38 IF THE ORDER IS ISSUED22
1295+AFTER THE TRANSFER OF TITLE;23
13581296 (III) M
1359-AY CONTINUE TO INVESTIGATE , NEGOTIATE, AND, IF
1360-APPROPRIATE
1361-, FILE A CIVIL ACTION TO SECURE AND ENFORCE THE RIGHTS OF
1362-HOME OWNERS UNDER THIS SECTION OR TO SECURE AN EQUITABLE REMEDY
1363-ON THEIR BEHALF
1364-.
1297+AY CONTINUE TO INVESTIGATE , NEGOTIATE, AND, IF24
1298+APPROPRIATE, FILE A CIVIL ACTION TO SECURE AND ENFORCE THE RIGHTS25
1299+OF HOME OWNERS UNDER THIS SECTION OR TO SECURE AN EQUITABLE26
1300+REMEDY ON THEIR BEHALF.27
1301+1287
1302+-38- (d) ONE OR MORE HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES MAY FILE A1
1303+CIVIL ACTION ALLEGING A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION PURSUANT TO2
1304+SECTION 38-12-220.3
1305+SECTION 17. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-219, amend4
1306+(1) introductory portion and (1)(a); and add (2) as follows:5
1307+38-12-219. Home owners' and landlords' rights. (1) Every6
1308+home owner and landlord shall have the HAS A PRIVATE right OF ACTION7
1309+PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-203 OR 38-12-220 to ENFORCE the8
1310+following:9
1311+(a) Protection from abuse or disregard of state or local law by the10
1312+landlord and home owners. A
1313+BUSE OR DISREGARD OF STATE OR LOCAL11
1314+LAW INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:12
1315+(I) O
1316+RAL OR WRITTEN STATEMENTS THAT THREATEN EVICTION OF13
1317+A
1318+HOME OWNER FOR VIOLATIONS THAT ARE NOT GROUNDS TO TERMINATE14
1319+A TENANCY UNDER SECTION 38-12-203;15
1320+(II) M
1321+ISLEADING A HOME OWNER ABOUT THE HOME OWNER 'S16
1322+OBLIGATION TO SIGN A NEW LEASE OR AGREEMENT ; OR17
1323+(III) T
1324+AKING, POSSESSING, OR DEPRIVING A HOME OWNER OR18
1325+RESIDENT OF HIS OR HER PROPERTY OR PROPERTY RIGHTS WITHOUT DUE19
1326+PROCESS OF LAW, INCLUDING THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A JUDICIAL OR20
1327+ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING.21
1328+(2) T
1329+HE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTIONS22
1330+(1)(a)(III), (1)(b),
1331+AND (1)(c) OF THIS SECTION ARE NOT SUBJECT TO23
1332+ENFORCEMENT THROUGH THE "MOBILE HOME PARK ACT DISPUTE24
1333+R
1334+ESOLUTION AND ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM " CREATED IN PART 11 OF THIS25
1335+ARTICLE 12.26
1336+SECTION 18. In Colorado Revised Statutes, amend 38-12-22027
1337+1287
1338+-39- as follows:1
1339+38-12-220. Private civil right of action. (1) A home owner, in2
1340+a park where the landlord has violated any provision of this article 12 has3
1341+a private civil right of, A RESIDENT, AN ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS ,4
1342+OR A LANDLORD OR THE ASSIGNEE OF A HOME OWNER , A RESIDENT, AN5
1343+ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS , OR A LANDLORD MAY FILE A CIVIL action6
1344+against the landlord ALLEGING A VIOLATION OF A RENTAL AGREEMENT OR7
1345+OF ANY PROVISION OF THIS ARTICLE 12.8
1346+(2) In any such action, except as described in section 38-12-1059
1347+(4): the home owner is entitled to actual economic damages and10
1348+reasonable attorney fees and costs if the home owner is successful in the11
1349+action.12
1350+(a) A
1351+ COURT MAY AWARD ECONOMIC DAMAGES , ANY PENALTIES13
1352+AUTHORIZED BY THIS ARTICLE 12, AND SUCH EQUITABLE AND INJUNCTIVE14
1353+RELIEF AS IS APPROPRIATE TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF THE PARTIES ;15
1354+(b) A
1355+ COURT MAY AWARD REASONABLE ATTORNEY FEES AND16
1356+COSTS TO A PREVAILING PARTY; EXCEPT THAT, IN AN ACTION BROUGHT BY17
1357+A RESIDENT, A HOME OWNER, OR AN ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS A18
1358+COURT SHALL NOT:19
1359+(I) A
1360+WARD ATTORNEY FEES TO A LANDLORD UNLESS THE COURT20
1361+FINDS THAT THE RESIDENT, A HOME OWNER, OR AN ASSOCIATION OF HOME21
1362+OWNERS FILED A COMPLAINT THAT WAS FRIVOLOUS , NOTWITHSTANDING22
1363+ANY AGREEMENT TO THE CONTRARY ; OR23
1364+(II) R
1365+EQUIRE A BOND TO BE PAID INTO THE COURT AS A CONDITION24
1366+OF FILING THE SUIT.25
1367+(3) I
1368+N AN ACTION ALLEGING A VIOLATION OF SECTION 38-12-217:26
1369+(a) A
1370+ COURT MAY ISSUE AN ORDER SUSPENDING THE27
1371+1287
1372+-40- ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY PERIODS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 38-12-2171
1373+(4)(a)
1374+AND (6)(b), STAYING OR CANCELING THE CLOSING OF ANY PENDING2
1375+TRANSACTION, OR PROVIDING SUCH OTHER EQUITABLE RELIEF AS THE3
1376+COURT DEEMS NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF THE HOME OWNERS4
1377+UNDER SECTION 38-12-217.5
1378+(b) I
1379+F THE COURT FINDS THE LANDLORD VIOLATED SECTION6
1380+38-12-217,
1381+ IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER REMEDIES , THE COURT SHALL7
1382+AWARD A STATUTORY PENALTY OF NO LESS THAN TWENTY T HOUSAND8
1383+DOLLARS BUT NO MORE THAN THE DOLLAR AMOUNT CALCULATED TO BE9
1384+THIRTY PERCENT OF THE PURCHASE OR LISTING PRICE OF THE PARK . THE10
1385+PENALTY AUTHORIZED BY THIS SUBSECTION (3)(b) IS IN ADDITION TO ANY11
1386+FINE OR PENALTY IMPOSED BY OR AWARDED TO THE DIVISION OF HOUSING12
1387+UNDER SECTION 38-12-217 (15).13
1388+(4) IF A COURT DETERMINES THAT A LANDLORD VIOLATED SECTION14
1389+38-12-204 (4) OR (5), IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER REMEDIES, THE COURT15
1390+SHALL AWARD A STATUTORY PENALTY OF NO LESS THAN FIFTEEN16
1391+THOUSAND DOLLARS BUT NO MORE THAN FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO17
1392+EACH AGGRIEVED PARTY FOR EACH VIOLATION THAT OCCURRED .18
1393+SECTION 19. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-222, amend19
1394+(2) and (3) as follows:20
1395+38-12-222. Residents' right to privacy. (2) Unless otherwise21
1396+prohibited by law, the management has a right of entry to mobile home22
1397+space to fulfill the duties described in section 38-12-212.3 and to ensure23
1398+compliance with applicable codes, statutes, ordinances, and24
1399+administrative rules; the rental agreement; and the rules and regulations25
1400+of the park. A landlord shall not enter in a manner that interferes with a26
1401+home owner's RESIDENT'S peaceful enjoyment of the mobile home space,27
1402+1287
1403+-41- as described in section 38-12-219 (1)(b), except in the case of an1
1404+emergency.2
1405+(3) Except when posting notices that are required by law or by a3
1406+rental agreement, the management shall make a reasonable effort to notify4
1407+a home owner RESIDENT of the management's intention to enter the5
1408+mobile home space at least forty-eight hours before entry. T
1409+HE6
1410+NOTIFICATION MUST INCLUDE THE DATE AND APPROXIMATE TIME OF THE7
1411+PLANNED ENTRY AND MUST BE DELIVERED IN A MANNER THAT IS8
1412+REASONABLY LIKELY TO BE SEEN OR HEARD BY THE RESIDENT IN A TIMELY9
1413+MANNER.10
1414+SECTION 20. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 38-12-223 as11
1415+follows:12
1416+38-12-223. Tenancy and park sale records. (1) A
1417+ LANDLORD13
1418+SHALL RETAIN RECORDS FOR EACH HOME OWNER AND RESIDENT14
1419+THROUGHOUT THE HOME OWNER 'S OR RESIDENT'S TENANCY AND FOR15
1420+TWELVE MONTHS AFTER THE TENANCY ENDS , INCLUDING DOCUMENTATION16
1421+OF:17
1422+(a) E
1423+ACH RENTAL AGREEMENT SIGNED BY THE HOME OWNER OR18
1424+RESIDENT AND THE CURRENT OR PREVIOUS LANDLORD ;19
1425+(b) T
1426+HE DATE AND AMOUNT OF ANY CHANGE IN RENT DURING THE20
1427+HOME OWNER'S OR RESIDENT'S TENANCY;21
1428+(c) W
1429+RITTEN RULES AND REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY THE CURRENT22
1430+OR PREVIOUS LANDLORD DURING THE HOME OWNER 'S OR RESIDENT'S23
1431+TENANCY;24
1432+(d) E
1433+ACH REQUEST FROM THE HOME OWNER OR RESIDENT25
1434+RELATING TO THE FOLLOWING , INCLUDING WHETHER THE LANDLORD AT26
1435+THE TIME APPROVED OR DISAPPROVED EACH REQUEST :27
1436+1287
1437+-42- (I) GUESTS, ROOMMATES, OCCUPANTS, CO-LESSEES, OR1
1438+SUB-LESSEES;2
1439+(II) P
1440+ETS OR SERVICE ANIMALS;3
1441+(III) A
1442+CCESSORY BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES , INCLUDING SHEDS4
1443+AND CARPORTS;5
1444+(IV) D
1445+ECKS, FENCES, WHEELCHAIR RAMPS, OR OTHER STRUCTURAL6
1446+CHANGES TO THE HOME OR LOT ; AND7
1447+(V) U
1448+SE OF PROPERTY RELATED TO PARKING OF VEHICLES AND USE8
1449+OF VEHICLES.9
1450+(2) A
1451+ LANDLORD WHO IS SELLING OR TRANSFERRING A MOBILE10
1452+HOME PARK SHALL MAINTAIN ALL RECORDS RELATED TO COMPLIANCE11
1453+WITH SECTION 38-12-217 FOR A MINIMUM OF FORTY-EIGHT MONTHS AFTER12
1454+ANY SALE OR TRANSFER OF A MOBILE HOME PARK IS COMPLETE , INCLUDING13
1455+BUT NOT LIMITED TO:14
1456+(a) N
1457+OTICES MAILED OR GIVEN TO HOME OWNERS PURSUANT TO15
1458+SECTION 38-12-217 (1) AND (2);16
1459+(b) P
1460+OSTINGS PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-217 (1)(c), INCLUDING17
1461+ANY FORMS FOR HOME OWNERS TO PROVIDE NOTICE THAT THEY DO NOT18
1462+WISH TO PARTICIPATE IN EFFORTS TO PURCHASE THE COMMUNITY ;19
1463+(c) S
1464+IGNED WRITINGS PROVIDED BY HOME OWNERS TO THE PARK20
1465+OWNER DECLINING TO PARTICIPATE IN PURCHASING THE PARK PURSUANT21
1466+TO SECTION 38-12-217 (1)(c);22
13651467 (d) O
1366-NE OR MORE HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES MAY FILE A
1367-PAGE 29-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 CIVIL ACTION ALLEGING A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION PURSUANT TO
1368-SECTION
1369-38-12-220.
1370-SECTION 17. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-219, amend (1)
1371-introductory portion and (1)(a); and add (2) as follows:
1372-38-12-219. Home owners' and landlords' rights. (1) Every home
1373-owner and landlord shall have the
1374- HAS A PRIVATE right OF ACTION
1375-PURSUANT TO SECTION
1376-38-12-203 OR 38-12-220 to ENFORCE the following:
1377-(a) Protection from abuse or disregard of state or local law by the
1378-landlord and home owners. A
1379-BUSE OR DISREGARD OF STATE OR LOCAL LAW
1380-INCLUDES
1381-, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:
1382-(I) O
1383-RAL OR WRITTEN STATEMENTS THAT THREATEN EVICTION OF A
1384-HOME OWNER FOR VIOLATIONS THAT ARE NOT GROUNDS TO TERMINATE A
1385-TENANCY UNDER SECTION
1386-38-12-203;
1387-(II) M
1388-ISLEADING A HOME OWNER ABOUT THE HOME OWNER 'S
1389-OBLIGATION TO SIGN A NEW LEASE OR AGREEMENT
1390-; OR
1391-(III) TAKING, POSSESSING, OR DEPRIVING A HOME OWNER OR
1392-RESIDENT OF HIS OR HER PROPERTY OR PROPERTY RIGHTS WITHOUT DUE
1393-PROCESS OF LAW
1394-, INCLUDING THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A JUDICIAL OR
1395-ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING
1396-.
1397-(2) T
1398-HE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTIONS
1399-(1)(a)(III), (1)(b), AND (1)(c) OF THIS SECTION ARE NOT SUBJECT TO
1400-ENFORCEMENT THROUGH THE
1401-"MOBILE HOME PARK ACT DISPUTE
1402-RESOLUTION AND ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM " CREATED IN PART 11 OF THIS
1403-ARTICLE
1404-12.
1405-SECTION 18. In Colorado Revised Statutes, amend 38-12-220 as
1406-follows:
1407-38-12-220. Private civil right of action. (1) A home owner, in a
1408-park where the landlord has violated any provision of this article 12 has a
1409-private civil right of, A RESIDENT, AN ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS , OR A
1410-LANDLORD OR THE ASSIGNEE OF A HOME OWNER
1411-, A RESIDENT, AN
1412-ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS
1413-, OR A LANDLORD MAY FILE A CIVIL action
1414-PAGE 30-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 against the landlord ALLEGING A VIOLATION OF A RENTAL AGREEMENT OR OF
1415-ANY PROVISION OF THIS ARTICLE
1416-12.
1417-(2) In any such action, except as described in section 38-12-105 (4):
1418-the home owner is entitled to actual economic damages and reasonableattorney fees and costs if the home owner is successful in the action.
1419-(a) A COURT MAY AWARD ECONOMIC DAMAGES , ANY PENALTIES
1420-AUTHORIZED BY THIS ARTICLE
1421-12, AND SUCH EQUITABLE AND INJUNCTIVE
1422-RELIEF AS IS APPROPRIATE TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF THE PARTIES
1423-;
1424-(b) A
1425- COURT MAY AWARD REASONABLE ATTORNEY FEES AND COSTS
1426-TO A PREVAILING PARTY
1427-; EXCEPT THAT, IN AN ACTION BROUGHT BY A
1428-RESIDENT
1429-, A HOME OWNER, OR AN ASSOCIATION OF HOME OWNERS A COURT
1430-SHALL NOT
1431-:
1432-(I) A
1433-WARD ATTORNEY FEES TO A LANDLORD UNLESS THE COURT
1434-FINDS THAT THE RESIDENT
1435-, A HOME OWNER, OR AN ASSOCIATION OF HOME
1436-OWNERS FILED A COMPLAINT THAT WAS FRIVOLOUS
1437-, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY
1438-AGREEMENT TO THE CONTRARY
1439-; OR
1440-(II) REQUIRE A BOND TO BE PAID INTO THE COURT AS A CONDITION
1441-OF FILING THE SUIT
1442-.
1443-(3) I
1444-N AN ACTION ALLEGING A VIOLATION OF SECTION 38-12-217:
1445-(a) A
1446- COURT MAY ISSUE AN ORDER SUSPENDING THE
1447-ONE
1448--HUNDRED-TWENTY-DAY PERIODS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 38-12-217
1449-(4)(a)
1450-AND (6)(b), STAYING OR CANCELING THE CLOSING OF ANY PENDING
1451-TRANSACTION
1452-, OR PROVIDING SUCH OTHER EQUITABLE RELIEF AS THE COURT
1453-DEEMS NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF THE HOME OWNERS UNDER
1454-SECTION
1455-38-12-217.
1456-(b) I
1457-F THE COURT FINDS THE LANDLORD VIOLATED SECTION
1458-38-12-217, IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER REMEDIES, THE COURT SHALL AWARD
1459-A STATUTORY PENALTY OF NO LESS THAN TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS BUT
1460-NO MORE THAN THE DOLLAR AMOUNT CALCULATED TO BE THIRTY PERCENT
1461-OF THE PURCHASE OR LISTING PRICE OF THE PARK
1462-. THE PENALTY
1463-AUTHORIZED BY THIS SUBSECTION
1464- (3)(b) IS IN ADDITION TO ANY FINE OR
1465-PENALTY IMPOSED BY OR AWARDED TO THE DIVISION OF HOUSING UNDER
1466-PAGE 31-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 SECTION 38-12-217 (15).
1468+FFERS TO PURCHASE AND PROPOSED PURCHASE AND SALE23
1469+AGREEMENTS SUBMITTED TO THE LANDLORD BY A GROUP OR ASSOCIATION24
1470+OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-21725
1471+(4);26
1472+(e) R
1473+EQUESTS FOR INFORMATION FROM A GROUP OR ASSOCIATION27
1474+1287
1475+-43- OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES PARTICIPATING IN THE1
1476+OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AND THE LANDLORD 'S RESPONSES TO THE2
1477+REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-217 (5)(a);3
1478+AND4
1479+(f) O
1480+FFERS TO PURCHASE AND ANY CONDITIONAL AND5
1481+UNCONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENTS SUBMITTED BY THE6
1482+SUCCESSFUL PURCHASER OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK .7
1483+(3) U
1484+PON THE SALE OR TRANSFER OF A MOBILE HOME PARK , THE8
1485+SELLER MUST TRANSFER ALL RECORDS MAINTAINED UNDER SUBSECTION9
1486+(1)
1487+ OF THIS SECTION TO THE NEW OWNER.10
14671488 (4) I
1468-F A COURT DETERMINES THAT A LANDLORD VIOLATED SECTION
1469-38-12-204 (4) OR (5), IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER REMEDIES , THE COURT
1470-SHALL AWARD A STATUTORY PENALTY OF NO LESS THAN FIFTEEN THOUSAND
1471-DOLLARS BUT NO MORE THAN FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO EACH
1472-AGGRIEVED PARTY FOR EACH VIOLATION THAT OCCURRED
1473-.
1474-SECTION 19. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-222, amend (2)
1475-and (3) as follows:
1476-38-12-222. Residents' right to privacy. (2) Unless otherwise
1477-prohibited by law, the management has a right of entry to mobile home
1478-space to fulfill the duties described in section 38-12-212.3 and to ensure
1479-compliance with applicable codes, statutes, ordinances, and administrative
1480-rules; the rental agreement; and the rules and regulations of the park. A
1481-landlord shall not enter in a manner that interferes with a home owner's
1482-RESIDENT'S peaceful enjoyment of the mobile home space, as described in
1483-section 38-12-219 (1)(b), except in the case of an emergency.
1484-(3) Except when posting notices that are required by law or by a
1485-rental agreement, the management shall make a reasonable effort to notify
1486-a home owner
1487- RESIDENT of the management's intention to enter the mobile
1488-home space at least forty-eight hours before entry. T
1489-HE NOTIFICATION MUST
1490-INCLUDE THE DATE AND APPROXIMATE TIME OF THE PLANNED ENTRY AND
1491-MUST BE DELIVERED IN A MANNER THAT IS REASONABLY LIKELY TO BE SEEN
1492-OR HEARD BY THE RESIDENT IN A TIMELY MANNER
1493-.
1494-SECTION 20. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 38-12-223 as
1495-follows:
1496-38-12-223. Tenancy and park sale records. (1) A
1497- LANDLORD
1498-SHALL RETAIN RECORDS FOR EACH HOME OWNER AND RESIDENT
1499-THROUGHOUT THE HOME OWNER
1500-'S OR RESIDENT'S TENANCY AND FOR
1501-TWELVE MONTHS AFTER THE TENANCY ENDS
1502-, INCLUDING DOCUMENTATION
1503-OF
1504-:
1505-(a) E
1506-ACH RENTAL AGREEMENT SIGNED BY THE HOME OWNER OR
1507-RESIDENT AND THE CURRENT OR PREVIOUS LANDLORD
1508-;
1509-PAGE 32-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (b) THE DATE AND AMOUNT OF ANY CHANGE IN RENT DURING THE
1510-HOME OWNER
1511-'S OR RESIDENT'S TENANCY;
1512-(c) W
1513-RITTEN RULES AND REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY THE CURRENT
1514-OR PREVIOUS LANDLORD DURING THE HOME OWNER
1515-'S OR RESIDENT'S
1516-TENANCY
1517-;
1518-(d) E
1519-ACH REQUEST FROM THE HOME OWNER OR RESIDENT RELATING
1520-TO THE FOLLOWING
1521-, INCLUDING WHETHER THE LANDLORD AT THE TIME
1522-APPROVED OR DISAPPROVED EACH REQUEST
1523-:
1524-(I) G
1525-UESTS, ROOMMATES, OCCUPANTS, CO-LESSEES, OR SUB-LESSEES;
1526-(II) P
1527-ETS OR SERVICE ANIMALS;
1528-(III) A
1529-CCESSORY BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES , INCLUDING SHEDS AND
1530-CARPORTS
1531-;
1532-(IV) D
1533-ECKS, FENCES, WHEELCHAIR RAMPS, OR OTHER STRUCTURAL
1534-CHANGES TO THE HOME OR LOT
1535-; AND
1536-(V) USE OF PROPERTY RELATED TO PARKING OF VEHICLES AND USE
1537-OF VEHICLES
1538-.
1539-(2) A
1540- LANDLORD WHO IS SELLING OR TRANSFERRING A MOBILE HOME
1541-PARK SHALL MAINTAIN ALL RECORDS RELATED TO COMPLIANCE WITH
1542-SECTION
1543-38-12-217 FOR A MINIMUM OF FORTY-EIGHT MONTHS AFTER ANY
1544-SALE OR TRANSFER OF A MOBILE HOME PARK IS COMPLETE
1545-, INCLUDING BUT
1546-NOT LIMITED TO
1547-:
1548-(a) N
1549-OTICES MAILED OR GIVEN TO HOME OWNERS PURSUANT TO
1550-SECTION
1551-38-12-217 (1) AND (2);
1552-(b) P
1553-OSTINGS PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-217 (1)(c), INCLUDING
1554-ANY FORMS FOR HOME OWNERS TO PROVIDE NOTICE THAT THEY DO NOT WISH
1555-TO PARTICIPATE IN EFFORTS TO PURCHASE THE COMMUNITY
1556-;
1557-(c) S
1558-IGNED WRITINGS PROVIDED BY HOME OWNERS TO THE PARK
1559-OWNER DECLINING TO PARTICIPATE IN PURCHASING THE PARK PURSUANT TO
1560-SECTION
1561- 38-12-217 (1)(c);
1562-PAGE 33-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (d) OFFERS TO PURCHASE AND PROPOSED PURCHASE AND SALE
1563-AGREEMENTS SUBMITTED TO THE LANDLORD BY A GROUP OR ASSOCIATION
1564-OF HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES PURSUANT TO SECTION
1565-38-12-217
1566-(4);
1567-(e) R
1568-EQUESTS FOR INFORMATION FROM A GROUP OR ASSOCIATION OF
1569-HOME OWNERS OR THEIR ASSIGNEES PARTICIPATING IN THE OPPORTUNITY TO
1570-PURCHASE AND THE LANDLORD
1571-'S RESPONSES TO THE REQUESTS FOR
1572-INFORMATION PURSUANT TO SECTION
1573- 38-12-217 (5)(a); AND
1574-(f) OFFERS TO PURCHASE AND ANY CONDITIONAL AND
1575-UNCONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENTS SUBMITTED BY THE
1576-SUCCESSFUL PURCHASER OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK
1577-.
1578-(3) U
1579-PON THE SALE OR TRANSFER OF A MOBILE HOME PARK , THE
1580-SELLER MUST TRANSFER ALL RECORDS MAINTAINED UNDER SUBSECTION
1581-(1)
1582-OF THIS SECTION TO THE NEW OWNER.
1583-(4) I
1584-F AN ISSUE ARISES AS TO A RESIDENT'S RIGHT TO ANY OF THE
1585-MATTERS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
1586- (1)(c) OR (2) OF THIS SECTION AND THE
1587-LANDLORD HAS NOT RETAINED ADEQUATE RECORDS FOR THAT RESIDENT
1588-,
1589-THE LANDLORD SHALL BE PRESUMED TO HAVE VIOLATED THIS PART 2 UNLESS
1590-THE LANDLORD DEMONSTRATES COMPLIANCE BY A PREPONDERANCE OF THE
1591-EVIDENCE
1592-.
1489+F AN ISSUE ARISES AS TO A RESIDENT'S RIGHT TO ANY OF THE11
1490+MATTERS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (1)(c) OR (2) OF THIS SECTION AND12
1491+THE LANDLORD HAS NOT RETAINED ADEQUATE RECORDS FOR THAT13
1492+RESIDENT, THE LANDLORD SHALL BE PRESUMED TO HAVE VIOLATED THIS14
1493+PART 2 UNLESS THE LANDLORD DEMONSTRATES COMPLIANCE BY A15
1494+PREPONDERANCE OF THE EVIDENCE .16
15931495 (5) T
1594-HE DIVISION MAY PROMULGATE RULES CONCERNING THE
1595-IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS SECTION
1596-, INCLUDING REQUIREMENTS
1597-CONCERNING
1598-:
1496+HE DIVISION MAY PROMULGATE RULES CONCERNING THE17
1497+IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS SECTION , INCLUDING REQUIREMENTS18
1498+CONCERNING:19
15991499 (a) H
1600-OW A PERSON MAY ACCESS OR OBTAIN COPIES OF RECORDS
1601-RETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND ANY RESTRICTIONS ON WHO MAY
1602-ACCESS RECORDS RETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
1603-;
1500+OW A PERSON MAY ACCESS OR OBTAIN COPIES OF RECORDS20
1501+RETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND ANY RESTRICTIONS ON WHO21
1502+MAY ACCESS RECORDS RETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION ;22
16041503 (b) W
1605-HAT FEES OR COSTS, IF ANY, MAY BE IMPOSED FOR OBTAINING
1606-COPIES OF RECORDS RETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
1607-;
1504+HAT FEES OR COSTS, IF ANY, MAY BE IMPOSED FOR OBTAINING23
1505+COPIES OF RECORDS RETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION ;24
16081506 (c) C
1609-ONFIDENTIALITY PROTECTIONS FOR PERSONALLY IDENTIFYING
1610-INFORMATION INCLUDED IN RECORDS RETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
1611-;
1612-(d) S
1613-ECURE DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS ONCE THE PERIOD OF
1614-PAGE 34-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 RETENTION HAS PASSED; AND
1615-(e) PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THIS SECTION.
1507+ONFIDENTIALITY PROTECTIONS FOR PERSONALLY IDENTIFYING25
1508+INFORMATION INCLUDED IN RECORDS RETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS26
1509+SECTION;27
1510+1287
1511+-44- (d) SECURE DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS ONCE THE PERIOD OF1
1512+RETENTION HAS PASSED; AND2
1513+(e) P
1514+ENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THIS SECTION.3
16161515 (6) I
1617-F A CURRENT OR FORMER MANAGEMENT OR LANDLORD VIOLATES
1618-THIS SECTION
1619-, A HOME OWNER MAY FILE A COMPLAINT PURSUANT TO
1620-SECTION
1621-38-12-1105. ON AND AFTER JULY 1, 2024, OR EARLIER IF ALLOWED
1622-BY THE DIVISION
1623-, A RESIDENT WHO DOES NOT OWN A MOBILE HOME IN THE
1624-PARK
1625-, A LOCAL GOVERNMENT , OR A NONPROFIT MAY FILE SUCH A
1626-COMPLAINT
1627-.
1628-SECTION 21. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1102, amend
1629-(1)(c) and (2); and add (1)(d) as follows:
1630-38-12-1102. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly
1631-hereby finds and declares that:
1632-(c) Taking legal action against a mobile home park landlord for
1633-violations of the "Mobile Home Park Act" can be a costly and lengthy
1516+F A
1517+CURRENT OR FORMER MANAGEMENT OR LANDLORD4
1518+VIOLATES THIS SECTION, A HOME OWNER MAY FILE A COMPLAINT5
1519+PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-1105. ON AND AFTER JULY 1, 2024, OR6
1520+EARLIER IF ALLOWED BY THE DIVISION, A RESIDENT WHO DOES NOT OWN7
1521+A MOBILE HOME IN THE PARK, A LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OR A NONPROFIT8
1522+MAY FILE SUCH A COMPLAINT.9
1523+SECTION 21. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1102, amend10
1524+(1)(c) and (2); and add (1)(d) as follows:11
1525+38-12-1102. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly12
1526+hereby finds and declares that:13
1527+(c) Taking legal action against a mobile home park landlord for14
1528+violations of the "Mobile Home Park Act" can be a costly and lengthy15
16341529 process
1635-THAT IS NOT TIMELY ENOUGH TO PREVENT SIGNIFICANT HARM , and
1530+THAT IS NOT TIMELY ENOUGH TO PREVENT SIGNIFICANT HARM , and16
16361531 many mobile home owners
1637-AND RESIDENTS cannot afford to pursue a court
1638-process to vindicate statutory rights. Mobile home park landlords will also
1639-benefit by having access to a process that resolves disputes quickly and
1640-efficiently.
1532+AND RESIDENTS
1533+ cannot afford to pursue a17
1534+court process to vindicate statutory rights. Mobile home park landlords18
1535+will also benefit by having access to a process that resolves disputes19
1536+quickly and efficiently.20
16411537 (d) C
1642-ERTAIN ACTIONS BY MOBILE HOME PARK LANDLORDS MAY
1643-CAUSE IMMINENT HARM TO MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENTS
1644-.
1645-(2) Therefore, it is the intent of the general assembly to provide an
1646-equitable as well as a less costly and more
1647-TIMELY AND efficient way for
1648-mobile home owners,
1649-MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENTS , and mobile home
1650-park landlords to resolve disputes; and
1651- to provide a mechanism for state
1652-authorities to quickly locate mobile home park landlords;
1653-AND TO GRANT
1654-THE DIVISION OF HOUSING THE AUTHORITY TO ISSUE CEASE AND DESIST
1655-ORDERS TO STOP ACTIONS BY LANDLORDS THAT POSE THE POTENTIAL FOR
1656-IMMINENT HARM
1657-.
1658-SECTION 22. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1103, amend
1659-(2) and (7); and add (8) as follows:
1660-PAGE 35-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 38-12-1103. Definitions. As used in this part 11, unless the context
1661-otherwise requires:
1662-(2) (a) "Complainant" means a landlord, or home owner, OR GROUP
1663-OF HOME OWNERS
1664- who has filed a complaint alleging a violation of the act,
1665-THIS PART 11, OR A RULE or the complainant's agent, employee, or
1666-representative authorized to act on the complainant's behalf.
1538+ERTAIN ACTIONS BY MOBILE HOME PARK LANDLORDS MAY21
1539+CAUSE IMMINENT HARM TO MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENTS .22
1540+(2) Therefore, it is the intent of the general assembly to provide23
1541+an equitable as well as a less costly and more
1542+TIMELY AND efficient way24
1543+for mobile home owners,
1544+MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENTS ,
1545+ and mobile25
1546+home park landlords to resolve disputes; and to provide a mechanism for26
1547+state authorities to quickly locate mobile home park landlords;
1548+AND TO27
1549+1287
1550+-45- GRANT THE DIVISION OF HOUSING THE AUTHORITY TO ISSUE CEASE AND1
1551+DESIST ORDERS TO STOP ACTIONS BY LANDLORDS THAT POSE THE2
1552+POTENTIAL FOR IMMINENT HARM .3
1553+SECTION 22. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1103, amend4
1554+(2) and (7); and add (8) as follows:5
1555+38-12-1103. Definitions. As used in this part 11, unless the6
1556+context otherwise requires:7
1557+(2) (a) "Complainant" means a landlord, or home owner, OR8
1558+GROUP OF HOME OWNERS who has filed a complaint alleging a violation9
1559+of the act,
1560+THIS PART 11, OR A RULE or the complainant's agent, employee,10
1561+or representative authorized to act on the complainant's behalf.11
16671562 (b) O
16681563 N AND AFTER JULY 1, 2024, OR EARLIER IF ALLOWED BY THE
1669-DIVISION
1670-, "COMPLAINANT" ALSO INCLUDES A RESIDENT , LOCAL
1671-GOVERNMENT
1672-, OR NONPROFIT WHO HAS FILED A COMPLAINT ALLEGING A
1673-VIOLATION OF THE ACT
1674-, THIS PART 11, OR A RULE.
1564+12
1565+DIVISION, "COMPLAINANT" ALSO INCLUDES A RESIDENT , LOCAL13
1566+GOVERNMENT, OR NONPROFIT WHO HAS FILED A COMPLAINT ALLEGING A14
1567+VIOLATION OF THE ACT, THIS PART 11, OR A RULE.15
1568+ 16
16751569 (7) "Respondent" means a landlord,
1676-FORMER LANDLORD, or home
1570+FORMER LANDLORD, or home17
16771571 owner alleged to have committed a violation of the act,
1678-THIS PART 11, OR A
1679-RULE
1680- or the respondent's agent, employee, or representative authorized to
1681-act on the respondent's behalf.
1572+THIS PART 11, OR18
1573+A RULE or the respondent's agent, employee, or representative authorized19
1574+to act on the respondent's behalf.20
16821575 (8) "R
1683-ULE" MEANS A RULE PROMULGATED BY THE DIVISION
1684-PURSUANT TO THE ACT OR THIS PART
1685-11.
1686-SECTION 23. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1104, amend
1687-(2)(a), (2)(g), and (2)(h); and add (4) as follows:
1688-38-12-1104. Dispute resolution program - creation - division of
1689-housing - duties - report - rules. (2) The division shall:
1690-(a) Produce educational materials regarding the act and the program.
1691-These materials must be in both English and Spanish and must include a
1692-notice in a format that a landlord can reasonably post in a mobile home
1693-park. The notice must summarize home owner
1694-AND RESIDENT rights and
1695-responsibilities
1696-UNDER THE ACT AND THIS PART 11, provide information on
1697-how to file a complaint with the division, describe the protections afforded
1698-home owners
1699- under section 38-12-1105 (13), and provide a toll-free
1700-telephone number and website that landlords, and home owners, AND
1701-RESIDENTS
1702- can use to seek additional information and communicate
1703-complaints specific to the program;
1704-(g) Provide an annual report to the transportation and local
1705-government committee of the house of representatives, or its successor
1706-PAGE 36-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 committee, AND the local government committee of the senate, or its
1707-successor committee, and to the department of regulatory agencies, and
1708-publish that annual report on the division's official website;
1576+ULE" MEANS A RULE PROMULGATED BY THE DIVISION21
1577+PURSUANT TO THE ACT OR THIS PART 11.22
1578+SECTION 23. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1104, amend23
1579+(2)(a), (2)(g), and (2)(h); and add (4) as follows:24
1580+38-12-1104. Dispute resolution program - creation - division25
1581+of housing - duties - report - rules. (2) The division shall:26
1582+(a) Produce educational materials regarding the act and the27
1583+1287
1584+-46- program. These materials must be in both English and Spanish and must1
1585+include a notice in a format that a landlord can reasonably post in a2
1586+mobile home park. The notice must summarize home owner
1587+AND
1588+3
1589+RESIDENT rights and responsibilities UNDER THE ACT AND THIS PART4
1590+11, provide information on how to file a complaint with the division,5
1591+describe the protections afforded home owners under section 38-12-11056
1592+(13), and provide a toll-free telephone number and website that landlords,7
1593+and home owners, AND RESIDENTS can use to seek additional information8
1594+and communicate complaints specific to the program;9
1595+(g) Provide an annual report to the transportation and local10
1596+government committee of the house of representatives, or its successor11
1597+committee, AND the local government committee of the senate, or its12
1598+successor committee, and to the department of regulatory agencies, and13
1599+publish that annual report on the division's official website;14
17091600 (h) Receive complaints and perform dispute resolution
1710-AND
1711-ENFORCEMENT
1712- activities related to the program, including investigations,
1601+AND15
1602+ENFORCEMENT activities related to the program, including investigations,16
17131603 negotiations,
1714-COMMUNICATIONS, determinations of violations, AWARDS OF
1715-DAMAGES
1716-, and imposition of penalties as described in section 38-12-1105;
1604+COMMUNICATIONS, determinations of violations, AWARDS OF17
1605+DAMAGES, and imposition of penalties as described in section18
1606+38-12-1105; 19
17171607 (4) T
1718-HE ATTORNEY GENERAL MAY , AT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL 'S
1719-DISCRETION
1720-, INVESTIGATE AND ENFORCE COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT AND
1721-THIS PART
1722-11.
1723-SECTION 24. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1105, amend
1724-(1), (2), (3)(a), (4), (7)(a)(II), (7)(a)(III), (7)(b), (10), (12), and (13); and
1725-add (3)(c), (6.5), and (15) as follows:
1726-38-12-1105. Dispute resolution program - complaint process.
1727-(1) Beginning on June 30, 2020,
1728- Any aggrieved party may file a complaint
1729-with the division
1730-ON A FORM PRESCRIBED BY THE DIVISION alleging a
1731-violation of the act, or
1732- this part 11, OR A RULE, regardless of whether the
1733-provision allegedly violated contains a specific reference to this section.
1734-(2) After receiving a complaint under this part 11, the division shall
1735-investigate the alleged violations at the division's discretion. and, THE
1736-DIVISION MAY
1737-, if appropriate, facilitate negotiations between the
1608+HE ATTORNEY GENERAL MAY , AT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S20
1609+DISCRETION, INVESTIGATE AND ENFORCE COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT AND21
1610+THIS PART 11.22
1611+SECTION 24. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1105, amend23
1612+(1), (2), (3)(a), (4), (7)(a)(II), (7)(a)(III), (7)(b), (10), (12),
1613+ and (13);24
1614+and add (3)(c), (6.5), and (15) as follows:25
1615+38-12-1105. Dispute resolution program - complaint process.26
1616+(1) Beginning on June 30, 2020, Any aggrieved party may file a27
1617+1287
1618+-47- complaint with the division ON A FORM PRESCRIBED BY THE DIVISION1
1619+alleging a violation of the act, or this part 11, OR A RULE, regardless of2
1620+whether the provision allegedly violated contains a specific reference to3
1621+this section.4
1622+ 5
1623+(2) After receiving a complaint under this part 11, the division6
1624+shall investigate the alleged violations at the division's discretion. and,7
1625+T
1626+HE DIVISION MAY, if appropriate, facilitate negotiations between the8
17381627 complainant and the respondent. T
1739-HE DIVISION MAY ON ITS OWN INITIATIVE
1740-INVESTIGATE POTENTIAL VIOLATIONS OF THE ACT
1741-, THIS PART 11, OR A RULE
1742-WHEN IT RECEIVES EVIDENCE OF A POTENTIAL VIOLATION FROM A SOURCE
1743-OTHER THAN A FILED COMPLAINT AND MAY MAKE DETERMINATIONS AND
1744-TAKE ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION FOLLOWING SUCH
1745-AN INVESTIGATION
1746-.
1747-(3) (a) Complainants and respondents shall cooperate with the
1748-division in the course of an investigation by responding to subpoenas issued
1749-by the division. The subpoenas may
1750-COMPEL TESTIMONY, TAKE EVIDENCE,
1751-OR seek access to papers or other documents and provide site access to the
1752-mobile home parks relevant to the investigation. Complainants and
1753-respondents must respond to the division's subpoenas within fourteen days
1754-of the division sending the subpoenas by certified mail.
1755-PAGE 37-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (c) IF A COMPLAINANT OR RESPONDENT FAILS TO RESPOND TO A
1756-SUBPOENA WITHIN THE TIME REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION
1757- (3)(a) OF THIS
1758-SECTION
1759-, THE DIVISION MAY IMPOSE A PENALTY OF UP TO FIVE THOUSAND
1760-DOLLARS PER VIOLATION PER DAY FOR EACH DAY THE COMPLAINANT OR
1761-RESPONDENT FAILS TO RESPOND
1762-. THE DIVISION MAY DELAY OR DISMISS THE
1763-IMPOSITION OF THE PENALTY IF THE COMPLAINANT OR RESPONDENT MAKES
1764-A GOOD
1765--FAITH EFFORT TO COMPLY WITHIN SEVEN DAYS .
1766-(4) (a) If, after an investigation, the division determines that the
1628+HE DIVISION MAY ON ITS OWN9
1629+INITIATIVE INVESTIGATE POTENTIAL VIOLATIONS OF THE ACT , THIS PART10
1630+11,
1631+ OR A RULE WHEN IT RECEIVES EVIDENCE OF A POTENTIAL VIOLATION11
1632+FROM A SOURCE OTHER THAN A FILED COMPLAINT AND MAY MAKE12
1633+DETERMINATIONS AND TAKE ENFORCEME NT ACTIONS PURSUANT TO THIS13
1634+SECTION FOLLOWING SUCH AN INVESTIGATION .14
1635+ 15
1636+(3) (a) Complainants and respondents shall cooperate with the16
1637+division in the course of an investigation by responding to subpoenas17
1638+issued by the division. The subpoenas may
1639+COMPEL TESTIMONY, TAKE18
1640+EVIDENCE, OR seek access to papers or other documents and provide site19
1641+access to the mobile home parks relevant to the investigation.20
1642+Complainants and respondents must respond to the division's subpoenas21
1643+within fourteen days of the division sending the subpoenas by certified22
1644+mail.23
1645+(c) I
1646+F A COMPLAINANT OR RESPONDENT FAILS TO RESPOND TO A24
1647+SUBPOENA WITHIN THE TIME REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS25
1648+SECTION, THE DIVISION MAY IMPOSE A PENALTY OF UP TO FIVE THOUSAND26
1649+DOLLARS PER VIOLATION PER DAY FOR EACH DAY THE COMPLAINANT OR27
1650+1287
1651+-48- RESPONDENT FAILS TO RESPOND . THE DIVISION MAY DELAY OR DISMISS1
1652+THE IMPOSITION OF THE PENALTY IF THE COMPLAINANT OR RESPONDENT2
1653+MAKES A GOOD-FAITH EFFORT TO COMPLY WITHIN SEVEN DAYS .3
1654+(4) (a) If, after an investigation, the division determines that the4
17671655 parties are unable to come to an agreement
1768-OR THAT FACILITATING
1769-NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE PARTIES IS NOT APPROPRIATE TO RESOLVE THE
1770-ALLEGED VIOLATION
1771-, the division shall make a written determination on
1772-whether a violation of the act,
1773-THIS PART 11, OR A RULE has occurred.
1774-(b) If the division finds by a written determination that a violation
1656+OR THAT FACILITATING5
1657+NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE PARTIES IS NOT APPROPRIATE TO RESOLVE6
1658+THE ALLEGED VIOLATION, the division shall make a written determination7
1659+on whether a violation of the act,
1660+THIS PART 11, OR A RULE has occurred.8
1661+(b) If the division finds by a written determination that a violation9
17751662 of the act,
1776-THIS PART 11, OR A RULE has occurred, the division shall deliver
1777-a written notice of violation by certified mail to both the complainant and
1778-the respondent. The notice of violation must specify the basis for the
1779-division's determination, the violation, the action required to cure the
1780-violation, the time within which that action must be taken, the penalties that
1781-will be imposed if that action is not taken within the specified time period,
1782-and the process for contesting the determination, required action, and
1783-penalties by means of an administrative hearing.
1784-(c) If the division finds by a written determination that a violation
1663+THIS PART 11, OR A RULE has occurred, the division shall10
1664+deliver a written notice of violation by certified mail to both the11
1665+complainant and the respondent. The notice of violation must specify the12
1666+basis for the division's determination, the violation, the action required to13
1667+cure the violation, the time within which that action must be taken, the14
1668+penalties that will be imposed if that action is not taken within the15
1669+specified time period, and the process for contesting the determination,16
1670+required action, and penalties by means of an administrative hearing.17
1671+(c) If the division finds by a written determination that a violation18
17851672 of the act,
1786-THIS PART 11, OR A RULE has not occurred, the division shall
1787-deliver a written notice of nonviolation to both the complainant and the
1788-respondent by certified mail. The notice of nonviolation must include the
1789-basis for the division's determination and the process for contesting the
1790-determination included in the notice of nonviolation by means of an
1791-administrative hearing.
1673+THIS PART 11, OR A RULE has not occurred, the division shall19
1674+deliver a written notice of nonviolation to both the complainant and the20
1675+respondent by certified mail. The notice of nonviolation must include the21
1676+basis for the division's determination and the process for contesting the22
1677+determination included in the notice of nonviolation by means of an23
1678+administrative hearing.24
17921679 (6.5) (a) W
1793-HENEVER THE DIVISION HAS REASONABLE CAUSE TO
1794-BELIEVE THAT A VIOLATION OF THE ACT
1795-, THIS PART 11, OR A RULE HAS
1796-OCCURRED OR WILL SOON OCCUR
1797-, AND THAT IMMEDIATE ENFORCEMENT IS
1798-NECESSARY
1799-, THE DIVISION MAY IMMEDIATELY ISSUE A CEASE AND DESIST
1800-ORDER
1801-. A WRITTEN DETERMINATION AND NOTICE OF VIOLATION IS NOT
1802-REQUIRED WHEN THE DIVISION ISSUES A CEASE AND DESIST ORDER PURSUANT
1803-TO THIS SUBSECTION
1804-(6.5). THE ORDER MUST SET FORTH THE PROVISIONS
1805-ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN VIOLATED
1806-, THE FACTS ALLEGED TO HAVE
1807-PAGE 38-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 CONSTITUTED THE VIOLATION, AND THE REQUIREMENT THAT ALL ACTIONS
1808-IMMEDIATELY CEASE
1809-.
1680+HENEVER THE DIVISION HAS REASONABLE CAUSE TO25
1681+BELIEVE THAT A VIOLATION OF THE ACT , THIS PART 11, OR A RULE HAS26
1682+OCCURRED OR WILL SOON OCCUR , AND THAT IMMEDIATE ENFORCEMENT27
1683+1287
1684+-49- IS NECESSARY, THE DIVISION MAY IMMEDIATELY ISSUE A CEASE AND1
1685+DESIST ORDER. A WRITTEN DETERMINATION AND NOTICE OF VIOLATION IS2
1686+NOT REQUIRED WHEN THE DIVISION ISSUES A CEASE AND DESIST ORDER3
1687+PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (6.5). THE ORDER MUST SET FORTH THE4
1688+PROVISIONS ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN VIOLATED , THE FACTS ALLEGED TO5
1689+HAVE CONSTITUTED THE VIOLATION , AND THE REQUIREMENT THAT ALL6
1690+ACTIONS IMMEDIATELY CEASE .7
18101691 (b) W
1811-ITHIN FIFTEEN BUSINESS DAYS AFTER SERVICE OF THE ORDER ,
1812-THE PERSON RECEIVING THE ORDER MAY REQUEST AN ADMINISTRATIVE
1813-HEARING PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1814- (7)(a) OF THIS SECTION TO DETERMINE
1815-WHETHER OR NOT THE ALLEGED VIOLATION HAS OCCURRED
1816-.
1692+ITHIN FIFTEEN BUSINESS DAYS AFTER SERVICE OF THE ORDER,8
1693+THE PERSON RECEIVING THE ORDER MAY REQUEST AN ADMINISTRATIVE9
1694+HEARING PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (7)(a) OF THIS SECTION TO10
1695+DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT THE ALLEGED VIOLATION HAS OCCURRED .11
18171696 (c) I
1818-F A PERSON WHO IS THE SUBJECT OF AN ORDER TO CEASE AND
1819-DESIST FAILS TO COMPLY WITH THE ORDER WITHIN FORTY
1820--EIGHT HOURS, THE
1821-DIVISION MAY BRING AN ACTION IN CIVIL COURT FOR A TEMPORARY
1822-RESTRAINING ORDER AND FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF TO PREVENT FURTHER OR
1823-CONTINUED VIOLATION OF THE ACT
1824-, THIS PART 11, OR A RULE. A COURT
1825-SHALL NOT STAY AN ORDER TO CEASE AND DESIST UNTIL AFTER HOLDING A
1826-HEARING INVOLVING BOTH PARTIES ON THE MATTER
1827-.
1828-(7) (a) A complainant or respondent may request an administrative
1829-hearing before an administrative law judge to contest:
1697+F A PERSON WHO IS THE SUBJECT OF AN ORDER TO CEASE AND12
1698+DESIST FAILS TO COMPLY WITH THE ORDER WITHIN FORTY -EIGHT HOURS,13
1699+THE DIVISION MAY BRING AN ACTION IN CIVIL COURT FOR A TEMPORARY14
1700+RESTRAINING ORDER AND FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF TO PREVENT FURTHER15
1701+OR CONTINUED VIOLATION OF THE ACT, THIS PART 11, OR A RULE. A COURT16
1702+SHALL NOT STAY AN ORDER TO CEASE AND DESIST UNTIL AFTER HOLDING17
1703+A HEARING INVOLVING BOTH PARTIES ON THE MATTER .18
1704+(7) (a) A complainant or respondent may request an administrative19
1705+hearing before an administrative law judge to contest:20
18301706 (II) A penalty imposed under subsection (3)
1831-OR (5) of this section;
1832-or
1833-(III) An order to cease and desist or an order to take actions under
1707+OR (5) of this section;21
1708+or22
1709+(III) An order to cease and desist or an order to take actions under23
18341710 subsection (6)
1835-OR (6.5) of this section.
1836-(b) If the complainant or respondent requests an administrative
1837-hearing pursuant to subsection (7)(a) of this section, the complainant or
1711+OR (6.5) of this section.24
1712+(b) If the complainant or respondent requests an administrative25
1713+hearing pursuant to subsection (7)(a) of this section, the complainant or26
18381714 respondent must file the request within fifteen business days of receipt
1839-AFTER SERVICE of a notice of violation, notice of nonviolation penalty,
1840-order, or action. If an administrative hearing is not requested within this
1841-time period, the notice of violation, or
1842- notice of nonviolation, OR CEASE AND
1843-DESIST ORDER
1844- constitutes a final agency order of the division and is not
1845-subject to review by any court or agency.
1846-(10) When the division imposes any penalty against a respondent
1847-landlord under this part 11, the respondent may not seek any recovery or
1848-reimbursement of the penalty from a complainant or from any other home
1715+27
1716+1287
1717+-50- AFTER SERVICE of a notice of violation, notice of nonviolation penalty,1
1718+order, or action. If an administrative hearing is not requested within this2
1719+time period, the notice of violation, or notice of nonviolation, OR CEASE3
1720+AND DESIST ORDER constitutes a final agency order of the division and is4
1721+not subject to review by any court or agency.5
1722+(10) When the division imposes any penalty against a respondent6
1723+landlord under this part 11, the respondent may not seek any recovery or7
1724+reimbursement of the penalty from a complainant or from any other home8
18491725 owner
1850-OR RESIDENT.
1851-(12) This section does not provide an exclusive remedy and does not
1852-PAGE 39-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 limit the right of landlords, or home owners, OR RESIDENTS to take legal
1853-action against another party as provided in the act or otherwise. Exhaustion
1854-of the administrative remedy provided in this section is not required before
1855-a landlord, or
1856- home owner, OR RESIDENT may bring a legal action.
1857-(13) A landlord may SHALL not take any retaliatory actions against
1726+OR RESIDENT.9
1727+(12) This section does not provide an exclusive remedy and does
1728+10
1729+not limit the right of landlords, or home owners, OR RESIDENTS to take11
1730+legal action against another party as provided in the act or otherwise.12
1731+Exhaustion of the administrative remedy provided in this section is not13
1732+required before a landlord, or home owner, OR RESIDENT may bring a14
1733+legal action.15
1734+ 16
1735+(13) A landlord may SHALL not take any retaliatory actions against17
18581736 a home owner
1859-OR RESIDENT FOR FILING A COMPLAINT AND SHALL NOT
1860-HARASS OR INTIMIDATE A HOME OWNER OR RESIDENT IN VIOLATION OF
1861-SECTION
1862- 38-12-212.5 (4.5). If the division determines that a landlord has
1737+OR RESIDENT
1738+ FOR FILING A COMPLAINT AND SHALL NOT18
1739+HARASS OR INTIMIDATE A HOME OWNER OR RESIDENT IN VIOLATION OF19
1740+SECTION 38-12-212.5 (4.5). If the division determines that a landlord has20
18631741 retaliated against a home owner
1864-OR RESIDENT OR VIOLATED SECTION
1865-38-12-212.5 (4.5), the division may impose a fine of up to ten thousand
1866-dollars on the landlord.
1742+OR RESIDENT
1743+ OR VIOLATED SECTION21
1744+38-12-212.5
1745+ (4.5), the division may impose a fine of up to ten thousand22
1746+dollars on the landlord.23
18671747 (15) T
1868-HE DIVISION SHALL TAKE ALL REASONABLE STEPS TO AVOID
1869-DISCLOSING THE COMPLAINANT
1870-'S IDENTITY TO THE LANDLORD DURING OR
1871-AFTER THE INVESTIGATION WITHOUT THE COMPLAINANT
1872-'S PERMISSION IF A
1873-COMPLAINT ALLEGES A VIOLATION THAT IS OF A GENERAL NATURE
1874-AFFECTING MULTIPLE HOME OWNERS OR RESIDENTS
1875-, INCLUDING BUT NOT
1876-LIMITED TO A COMPLAINT ALLEGING THAT A LANDLORD
1877-'S RULES OR RULE
1878-ENFORCEMENT PRACTICES VIOLATE THE ACT
1879-, THIS PART 11, OR A RULE AND
1880-THE DIVISION CAN ADEQUATELY INVESTIGATE THE COMPLAINT WITHOUT
1881-REVEALING THE COMPLAINANT
1882-'S IDENTITY. A PERSON SHALL NOT OBTAIN
1883-ACCESS TO THE RECORD THROUGH SUBPOENA
1884-, DISCOVERY, OR UNDER ANY
1885-STATUTORY AUTHORITY
1886-. THIS SUBSECTION (15) DOES NOT PROHIBIT THE
1887-DIVISION FROM REQUIRING OR KNOWING THE IDENTITY OF A COMPLAINANT
1888-.
1889-SECTION 25. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1106, amend
1890-(2)(d), (2)(e), (7) introductory portion, (7)(d), (7)(e), and (8); and add
1891-(7)(a.5) and (7)(f) as follows:
1892-38-12-1106. Registration of mobile home parks - process - fees.
1893-(2) The division shall send registration notifications and information
1894-packets to all known landlords of unregistered mobile home parks. These
1895-information packets must include:
1896-(d) Registration assessment information, including registration due
1897-dates and late fees, and the collections procedures, liens, and charging costs
1898-to home owners
1748+HE DIVISION SHALL TAKE ALL REASONABLE STEPS TO AVOID24
1749+DISCLOSING THE COMPLAINANT'S IDENTITY TO THE LANDLORD DURING OR25
1750+AFTER THE INVESTIGATION WITHOUT THE COMPLAINANT 'S PERMISSION IF26
1751+A COMPLAINT ALLEGES A VIOLATION THAT IS OF A GENERAL NATURE27
1752+1287
1753+-51- AFFECTING MULTIPLE HOME OWNERS OR RESIDENTS , INCLUDING BUT NOT1
1754+LIMITED TO A COMPLAINT ALLEGING THAT A LANDLORD 'S RULES OR RULE2
1755+ENFORCEMENT PRACTICES VIOLATE THE ACT , THIS PART 11, OR A RULE3
1756+AND THE DIVISION CAN ADEQUATELY INVESTIGATE THE COMPLAINT4
1757+WITHOUT REVEALING THE COMPLAINANT 'S IDENTITY. A PERSON SHALL5
1758+NOT OBTAIN ACCESS TO THE RECORD THROUGH SUBPOENA , DISCOVERY, OR6
1759+UNDER ANY STATUTORY AUTHORITY . THIS SUBSECTION (15) DOES NOT7
1760+PROHIBIT THE DIVISION FROM REQUIRING OR KNOWING THE IDENTITY OF8
1761+A COMPLAINANT.9
1762+SECTION 25. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1106, amend10
1763+ (2)(d), (2)(e), (7) introductory portion, (7)(d), (7)(e), and (8); and add11
1764+(7)(a.5) and (7)(f) as follows:12
1765+38-12-1106. Registration of mobile home parks - process - fees.13
1766+(2) The division shall send registration notifications and information14
1767+packets to all known landlords of unregistered mobile home parks. These15
1768+information packets must include:16
1769+(d) Registration assessment information, including registration17
1770+due dates and late fees, and the collections procedures, liens, and18
1771+charging costs to home owners
18991772 OR RESIDENTS; and
1773+19
19001774 (e) A description of the protections afforded home owners
19011775 AND
1902-PAGE 40-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 RESIDENTS under section 38-12-1105 (13).
1903-(7) The registration forms provided by the division must require
1904-information necessary to assist the division in identifying and locating a
1905-mobile home park and other information that may be useful to the state.
1906-including,
1907- A REGISTRATION IS NOT COMPLETE UNLESS THE LANDLORD
1908-INCLUDES ALL OF THE INFORMATION REQUIRED BY THE FORMS PROVIDED BY
1909-THE DIVISION
1910-. THE FORMS MUST REQUIRE, at a minimum:
1911-(a.5) (I) T
1912-HE NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS OF THE LEGAL OWNER OF
1913-THE MOBILE HOME PARK AS RECORDED IN THE PROPERTY RECORDS OF THE
1914-COUNTY ASSESSOR FOR THE PROPERTY AND A COPY OF THE PROPERTY
1915-RECORD
1916-, PROPERTY REPORT, OR SIMILAR SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION
1917-FROM THE COUNTY ASSESSOR
1918-'S WEBSITE.
1776+20
1777+RESIDENTS under section 38-12-1105 (13).21
1778+(7) The registration forms provided by the division must require22
1779+information necessary to assist the division in identifying and locating a23
1780+mobile home park and other information that may be useful to the 24
1781+state. including, A REGISTRATION IS NOT COMPLETE UNLESS THE25
1782+LANDLORD INCLUDES ALL OF THE INFORMATION REQUIRED BY THE FORMS26
1783+PROVIDED BY THE DIVISION. THE FORMS MUST REQUIRE, at a minimum:27
1784+1287
1785+-52- (a.5) (I) THE NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS OF THE LEGAL OWNER1
1786+OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK AS RECORDED IN THE PROPERTY RECORDS OF2
1787+THE COUNTY ASSESSOR FOR THE PROPERTY AND A COPY OF THE PROPERTY3
1788+RECORD, PROPERTY REPORT, OR SIMILAR SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION4
1789+FROM THE COUNTY ASSESSOR 'S WEBSITE.5
19191790 (II) I
19201791 F THE LEGAL OWNER OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK LISTED
1921-PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1922- (7)(a.5)(I) OF THIS SECTION IS A DOMESTIC
1923-LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
1924-, THE LANDLORD SHALL INCLUDE THE DOMESTIC
1925-ENTITY NAME OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY AND THE PRINCIPAL
1926-OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS ON FILE WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE
1927-, A COPY
1928-OF THE CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING FOR THE LIMITED LIABILITY
1929-COMPANY
1930-, AND THE NAME OF ANY ENTITY THAT EXERCISES FINANCIAL OR
1931-MANAGEMENT CONTROL OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
1932-.
1792+6
1793+PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (7)(a.5)(I) OF THIS SECTION IS A DOMESTIC7
1794+LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY , THE LANDLORD SHALL INCLUDE THE8
1795+DOMESTIC ENTITY NAME OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY AND THE9
1796+PRINCIPAL OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS ON FILE WITH THE SECRETARY OF10
1797+STATE, A COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING FOR THE LIMITED11
1798+LIABILITY COMPANY, AND THE NAME OF ANY ENTITY THAT EXERCISES12
1799+FINANCIAL OR MANAGEMENT CONTROL OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY13
1800+COMPANY.14
19331801 (III) I
19341802 F THE LEGAL OWNER OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK LISTED
1935-PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
1936- (7)(a.5)(I) OF THIS SECTION IS A FOREIGN LIMITED
1937-LIABILITY COMPANY
1938-, THE LANDLORD SHALL INCLUDE THE ENTITY 'S TRUE
1939-NAME AND ASSUMED ENTITY NAME
1940-, IF ANY, AND THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE
1941-MAILING ADDRESS OF ITS PRINCIPAL OFFICE AS SHOWN ON THE STATEMENT
1942-OF FOREIGN ENTITY AUTHORITY FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE
1943-, A
1944-COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING FOR THE FOREIGN LIMITED
1945-LIABILITY COMPANY
1946-, AND THE NAME OF ANY ENTITY THAT EXERCISES
1947-FINANCIAL OR MANAGEMENT CONTROL OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
1948-.
1949-(d) The number of mobile homes within the mobile home park; and
1950-(e) The PHYSICAL address of each mobile home within the mobile
1951-home park
1952-AND THE MAILING ADDRESS OF THE HOME OWNER , IF THE
1953-LANDLORD HAS A DIFFERENT MAILING ADDRESS ON FILE FOR THE HOME
1954-OWNER
1955-; AND
1956-PAGE 41-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (f) THE DATE AND AMOUNT OF THE MOST RECENT RENT INCREASE
1957-FOR EACH MOBILE HOME LOT AND EACH MOBILE HOME IN THE PARK
1958-.
1959-(8) For the 2020 calendar year, the division shall charge eachlandlord a twenty-four dollar registration fee for each mobile home
1960-independently owned on rented land within the landlord's mobile home
1961-park. Each year thereafter, The division shall establish by rule a fee that
1962-each landlord shall pay to the division as an annual registration fee for each
1963-mobile home independently owned on rented land within the landlord's
1964-mobile home park. O
1965-N AND AFTER JULY 1, 2024, THE DIVISION MAY ADJUST
1966-THE FEE TO COVER THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPLAINTS FILED
1967-PURSUANT TO SECTION
1968- 38-12-1103 (2)(b), AND MAY BY RULE AUTHORIZE
1969-LANDLORDS TO CHARGE A RESIDENT
1970-, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 38-12-201.5
1971-(11),
1972- A PORTION OF THE FEE. A landlord may
1973- MUST NOT charge a home
1974-owner not OR RESIDENT more than half of the fee. The registration fee for
1975-each mobile home must be deposited into the fund. The division shall
1976-review the annual registration fee and, if necessary, adjust the annual
1977-registration fee through rule-making to ensure it continues to reasonably
1978-relate to the cost of administering the program.
1979-SECTION 26. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1110, add (3)
1980-as follows:
1981-38-12-1110. Mobile home park act dispute resolution and
1982-enforcement program fund. (3) (a) I
1983-N FISCAL YEAR 2022-23 AND EACH
1984-FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER
1985-, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE
1986-MONEY FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE MOBILE HOME PARK ACT DISPUTE
1987-RESOLUTION AND ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM FUND FOR USE BY THE DIVISION
1988-TO CONDUCT OUTREACH
1989-, MONITORING, AND ENFORCEMENT RELATED TO
1990-SECTIONS
1991-38-12-217 AND 38-12-203.5.
1803+15
1804+PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (7)(a.5)(I) OF THIS SECTION IS A FOREIGN16
1805+LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY , THE LANDLORD SHALL INCLUDE THE17
1806+ENTITY'S TRUE NAME AND ASSUMED ENTITY NAME , IF ANY, AND THE18
1807+PRINCIPAL OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS OF ITS PRINCIPAL OFFICE AS SHOWN19
1808+ON THE STATEMENT OF FOREIGN ENTITY AUTHORITY FILED WITH THE20
1809+SECRETARY OF STATE, A COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING21
1810+FOR THE FOREIGN LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY , AND THE NAME OF ANY22
1811+ENTITY THAT EXERCISES FINANCIAL OR MANAGEMENT CONTROL OF THE23
1812+LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.24
1813+(d) The number of mobile homes within the mobile home park;25
1814+and26
1815+(e) The
1816+PHYSICAL address of each mobile home within the mobile27
1817+1287
1818+-53- home park AND THE MAILING ADDRESS OF THE HOME OWNER , IF THE1
1819+LANDLORD HAS A DIFFERENT MAILING ADDRESS ON FILE FOR THE HOME2
1820+OWNER; AND3
1821+(f) T
1822+HE DATE AND AMOUNT OF THE MOST RECENT RENT INCREASE4
1823+FOR EACH MOBILE HOME LOT AND EACH MOBILE HOME IN THE PARK .5
1824+(8) For the 2020 calendar year, the division shall charge each
1825+6
1826+landlord a twenty-four dollar registration fee for each mobile home7
1827+independently owned on rented land within the landlord's mobile home8
1828+park. Each year thereafter, The division shall establish by rule a fee that9
1829+each landlord shall pay to the division as an annual registration fee for10
1830+each mobile home independently owned on rented land within the11
1831+landlord's mobile home park. O
1832+N AND AFTER JULY 1, 2024, THE DIVISION
1833+12
1834+MAY ADJUST THE FEE TO COVER THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPLAINTS13
1835+FILED PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-1103 (2)(b), AND MAY BY RULE14
1836+AUTHORIZE LANDLORDS TO CHARGE A RESIDENT , AS DEFINED IN SECTION15
1837+38-12-201.5
1838+ (11), A PORTION OF THE FEE. A landlord may
1839+ MUST NOT16
1840+charge a home owner not OR RESIDENT more than half of the fee. The17
1841+registration fee for each mobile home must be deposited into the fund.18
1842+The division shall review the annual registration fee and, if necessary,19
1843+adjust the annual registration fee through rule-making to ensure it20
1844+continues to reasonably relate to the cost of administering the program.21
1845+SECTION 26. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-12-1110, add (3)22
1846+as follows:23
1847+38-12-1110. Mobile home park act dispute resolution and24
1848+enforcement program fund. (3) (a) IN FISCAL YEAR 2022-23 AND EACH25
1849+FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE26
1850+MONEY FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE MOBILE HOME PARK ACT27
1851+1287
1852+-54- DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM FUND FOR USE BY THE1
1853+DIVISION TO CONDUCT OUTREACH, MONITORING, AND ENFORCEMENT2
1854+RELATED TO SECTIONS 38-12-217 AND 38-12-203.5.3
19921855 (b) I
19931856 N FISCAL YEAR 2024-25 AND EACH FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER,
1994-THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY APPROPRIATE MONEY FROM THE GENERAL
1995-FUND TO THE MOBILE HOME PARK ACT DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND
1996-ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM FUND FOR USE BY THE DIVISION TO COVER COSTS
1997-ASSOCIATED WITH COMPLAINTS FILED PURSUANT TO SECTION
1998-38-12-1103
1857+4
1858+THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY APPROPRIATE MONEY FROM THE GENERAL5
1859+FUND TO THE MOBILE HOME PARK ACT DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND6
1860+ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM FUND FOR USE BY THE DIVISION TO COVER COSTS7
1861+ASSOCIATED WITH COMPLAINTS FILED PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-12-11038
19991862 (2)(b)
20001863 THAT ARE NOT COVERED BY THE FEE AUTHORIZED IN SECTION
2001-32-12-1106 (8).
2002-SECTION 27. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 6-1-105, repeal
2003-PAGE 42-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 (1)(kkk); and add (1)(rrr) as follows:
2004-6-1-105. Unfair or deceptive trade practices. (1) A person
2005-engages in a deceptive trade practice when, in the course of the person's
2006-business, vocation, or occupation, the person:
2007-(kkk) Either knowingly or recklessly engages in any unfair,
2008-unconscionable, deceptive, deliberately misleading, false, or fraudulent act
2009-or practice;
2010-(rrr) EITHER KNOWINGLY OR RECKLESSLY ENGAGES IN ANY UNFAIR ,
2011-UNCONSCIONABLE, DECEPTIVE, DELIBERATELY MISLEADING , FALSE, OR
2012-FRAUDULENT ACT OR PRACTICE
2013-.
2014-SECTION 28. Appropriation. (1) For the 2022-23 state fiscal
2015-year, $89,870 is appropriated to the mobile home park act dispute resolution
2016-and enforcement program fund created in section 38-12-1110 (1), C.R.S.
2017-This appropriation is from the general fund. The department of local affairs
2018-is responsible for the accounting related to this appropriation.
2019-(2) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $50,173 is appropriated to the
2020-office of the governor for use by the office of information technology. This
2021-appropriation is from reappropriated funds received from the department of
2022-local affairs from the mobile home park act dispute resolution and
2023-enforcement program fund created in section 38-12-1110 (1), C.R.S. To
2024-implement this act, the office may use this appropriation to provide
2025-information technology services for the department of local affairs.
2026-SECTION 29. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act
2027-takes effect October 1, 2022; except that, if a referendum petition is filed
2028-pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V of the state constitution against this act
2029-or an item, section, or part of this act within the ninety-day period after final
2030-adjournment of the general assembly, then the act, item, section, or part will
2031-not take effect unless approved by the people at the general election to be
2032-PAGE 43-HOUSE BILL 22-1287 held in November 2022 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the
2033-official declaration of the vote thereon by the governor.
2034-____________________________ ____________________________
2035-Alec Garnett Steve Fenberg
2036-SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF
2037-OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
2038-____________________________ ____________________________
2039-Robin Jones Cindi L. Markwell
2040-CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF
2041-OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
2042- APPROVED________________________________________
2043- (Date and Time)
2044- _________________________________________
2045- Jared S. Polis
2046- GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
2047-PAGE 44-HOUSE BILL 22-1287
1864+9
1865+32-12-1106
1866+ (8).
1867+10
1868+SECTION 27. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 6-1-105, repeal11
1869+(kkk); and add (ooo) as follows:12
1870+6-1-105. Unfair or deceptive trade practices. (1) A person13
1871+engages in a deceptive trade practice when, in the course of the person's14
1872+business, vocation, or occupation, the person:15
1873+(kkk) Either knowingly or recklessly engages in any unfair,16
1874+unconscionable, deceptive, deliberately misleading, false, or fraudulent17
1875+act or practice;18
1876+(ooo) E
1877+ITHER KNOWINGLY OR RECKLESSLY ENGAGES IN ANY
1878+19
1879+UNFAIR, UNCONSCIONABLE, DECEPTIVE, DELIBERATELY MISLEADING ,20
1880+FALSE, OR FRAUDULENT ACT OR PRACTICE.21
1881+SECTION 28. Appropriation. (1) For the 2022-23 state fiscal22
1882+year, $89,870 is appropriated to the mobile home park act dispute23
1883+resolution and enforcement program fund created in section 38-12-111024
1884+(1), C.R.S. This appropriation is from the general fund. The department25
1885+of local affairs is responsible for the accounting related to this26
1886+appropriation.27
1887+1287
1888+-55- (2) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $50,173 is appropriated to1
1889+the office of the governor for use by the office of information technology.2
1890+This appropriation is from reappropriated funds received from the3
1891+department of local affairs from the mobile home park act dispute4
1892+resolution and enforcement program fund created in section 38-12-11105
1893+(1), C.R.S. To implement this act, the office may use this appropriation6
1894+to provide information technology services for the department of local7
1895+affairs.8
1896+SECTION 29. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act9
1897+takes effect October 1, 2022; except that, if a referendum petition is filed10
1898+pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V of the state constitution against this11
1899+act or an item, section, or part of this act within the ninety-day period12
1900+after final adjournment of the general assembly, then the act, item,13
1901+section, or part will not take effect unless approved by the people at the14
1902+general election to be held in November 2022 and, in such case, will take15
1903+effect on the date of the official declaration of the vote thereon by the16
1904+governor.17
1905+1287
1906+-56-