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South Florida Mobile Home Council

On November 4, the County Commission will vote on regulations that will affect us.

We fought for the moratorium so that we could find solutions in the fight against the closing of mobile home parks.

So far, we have forced our county commission to:

• Declare the moratorium to stop the closing of mobile home parks.
• Create new zoning regulations for mobile home parks.
• Change the Comprehensive Development Master Plan to preserve parks. (The original plan did not have any parks open in ten years)
• Found resources to help the mobile home owners to purchase their parks.
• Adopt stronger requirements of relocation when an owner closes a park.

El 4 de Noviembre, la comisión del condado va a votar sobre nuevos reglamentos que nos afecta a nosotros.

Nosotros luchamos para conseguir la moratoria para buscar soluciones a largo plazo al cierre de parques de casas móviles.

Nosotros enforcamos la comisión del nuestro condado:
• Declarar la moratoria para parar los cerramientos de los parques.
• Crear una nueva reglas de planificación para parques de casas móviles.
• Cambiar el plan maestro comprehensivo de desarrollo para preservar parques (El plan original no tenia ningún parque abierto en diez años).
• Conseguir recursos para ayudar los dueños de casas móviles a comprar sus parques.
• Enmendar los más fuertes requerimientos de relocalización cuando un dueño cierra un parque.

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Media Coverage Miami Herald, June 17, 2007 Low Hanging Fruit Ripe for Developers Reporter Lisa Arthur describes the impact the development in Miami has on residents of mobile home parks,last source of affordable housing in Miami-Dade County. Read More >> Miami Herald, March 25, 2008 Trailer Homes the End of the Line by Marcos Feldman It's no wonder that Miami-Dade County finds itself in an affordable housing crisis. Our county leaders are unwilling to implement policies that preserve what's left of our affordable housing, let alone build enough housing to meet the need in our community. Read More >> Daily Business Review, February 19, 2008 As Mobile Homes Disappear by Erik Kalis Miami-Dade County is struggling with an offshoot of the housing crisis: the rapid decline in mobile home parks, often the residence of last resort for low income families. Read More >> Miami Today, February 21, 2008 Miami-Dade Stalls Mobile Home park rezoning by Lou Ortiz The Miami-Dade County commission Tuesday extended a moratorium on mobile home park conversions another 90 days after a two hour hearing in which residents from mobile home parks pleaded for the county's help to keep their homes. Read More >> Miami Herald, August 25, 2009 Sweetwater trailer park residents protest planned apartments Residents of the Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park held a rally on Saturday with park owners to challenge plans to build an 87-unit apartment building during a moratorium. Read More >>

 

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