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1. Residents that are lower income, as defined in Health and Safety Code <br /> Section 50079.5, may not have their preconversion monthly rent raised more <br /> than the average rent increase in the four years immediately prior to <br /> conversion or the Consumer Price Index for the most recently reported <br /> period, whichever is less <br /> 2. Residents that are not lower income, as defined in Health and Safety Code <br /> Section 50079.5, may have their rent increased to market levels in equal <br /> annual increases over a four -year period. The market rent survey shall be <br /> conducted in accordance with nationally recognized professional appraisal <br /> standards. (Government Code Section 66427.5) <br /> After a parkowner /subdivider secures local approval, then they must make an <br /> application to the Department of Real Estate (DRE) for a public report consisting of a <br /> notice of intention, a reserve study and budget, and a completed questionnaire on a <br /> form prepared by the department. <br /> (Business and Professions Code 11010) <br /> However, prior to making an application to DRE the subdivider of a mobilehome park <br /> must disclose in writing to homeowners and residents of the park the tentative price of <br /> the subdivided interest proposed to be sold or leased. <br /> (Business and Professions Code 11010.9) <br /> MOBILEHOME PARK BECOMES CONDOMIUM PROJECT <br /> As the California legislative scheme has evolved, a condominium can be created for <br /> virtually any type of real estate interest or structure. Formerly, the condominium <br /> statutes stated that the separate interest portion of the condominium had to be within a <br /> building. This was eliminated with the adoption of the Davis Sterling Common Interest <br /> Development Act (Civ. Code, section 1350 et seq.). <br /> After the subdivision application is approved at the local level, a detailed condominium <br /> plan is prepared by a project engineer. The plan details the specific dimensions and <br /> boundaries for each individual unit as well as all common areas. The condo plan is the <br /> main documentation under which the condo units are offered for sale. This document is <br /> approved by the DRE and subsequently recorded. After the public report is issued by <br /> the DRE, then the mobilehome park becomes a condominium project. The <br /> condominium project now must abide by the statutes in the Davis Sterling Act, the body <br /> of law which regulates the operation and fiduciary requirements of a condominium <br /> project. <br /> (sf: sf/168798_1. DOC/012009/4640.001 <br />