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This bill allows county commissioners courts in specific counties (those with a population over 370,000 that border the Gulf of Mexico and are adjacent to a county with over 3.3 million people) to establish additional minimum infrastructure standards for manufactured home rental communities in unincorporated areas. These new standards can include reasonable requirements for lot or space size, road width, and ingress/egress access, based on the density of the manufactured home community. The bill requires that landowners intending to develop a manufactured home rental community must prepare an infrastructure development plan that complies with these new standards. The changes will only apply to manufactured home rental communities where construction begins after the new standards take effect, and the bill becomes effective on September 1, 2025. This legislation provides county governments with more local control over the development of manufactured home communities, with a focus on ensuring appropriate infrastructure and community design.

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