Mobilehome parks: termination of tenancy: failure to comply with a rule or regulation

AB 1817 requires mobilehome park managers to give detailed, formally served notices before terminating a tenancy for a park-rule violation.

Homeowners and residents receive clearer information about alleged violations and how to correct them before a rule-based eviction can proceed.

What the law does

Requires management to serve a written alleged-violation notice using the legally prescribed method.
Requires the notice to quote each allegedly violated rule, state specific facts about the date, place, or circumstances, and identify the action needed to comply.
Keeps the seven-day opportunity to comply after notice before an act or omission constitutes a rule violation for termination purposes.
Preserves management’s burden to prove that a rule or regulation was actually violated.
Retains the exception to further notice after three or more notices for violations of the same rule within 12 months.