Bill > AB391

This bill modifies existing California law regarding notices in mobilehome parks by expanding and clarifying requirements for how park management communicates with homeowners and residents. The bill mandates that all legally required notices must now be delivered to both the homeowner and the resident, instead of just the homeowner, and introduces an option for electronic mail (email) delivery if the homeowner or resident provides explicit written consent. This consent must be separate from the rental agreement and cannot be a condition of tenancy. The bill allows homeowners and residents to revoke their email notice consent at any time without fees, penalties, or impacts on their tenancy. When a homeowner or resident agrees to email notices, management must send a specific notice within five days explaining the email notice agreement, written in both English and the primary language used during rental agreement negotiations. The notice must inform recipients that they can revoke the email notice agreement at any time and provide contact information for doing so. These changes aim to improve communication and provide more flexibility in how mobilehome park residents receive important legal and park-related information.

Housing and Urban Affairs, Justice

https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billStatusClient.xhtml?bill_id=202520260AB391