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Maine Votes to Implement Mobile Home Lot Rent Stabilization Ordinance

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Voters in Norway approved a mobile home lot rent stabilization ordinance. The new rules limit how often a park owner can raise lot rent and fees to once every 12 months. Increases are capped at the most recent annual change in the Consumer Price Index plus one percentage point, and cannot exceed 5%.

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The ordinance requires park owners to petition a new rent stabilization board and demonstrate that extraordinary expenses are necessary and reasonable to justify rent increases. This limits the ability of park owners to raise revenue based on general operating costs or deferred maintenance.

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  • Betty JonesResident of the home park affected by the new rent stabilization ordinance

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