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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
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8/18/2009
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15 Y
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13
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ATTACHMENT 14 <br /> LAW OFFICES <br /> GILCHRIST Sz RUTTER <br /> PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION <br /> WILSHIRE PALISADES BUILDING TELEPHONE (310) 393 -4000 <br /> 1299 OCEAN AVENUE, SUITE 900 FACSIMILE (310) 394 -4700 <br /> SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA 90401 -1000 E -MAIL: rclose @gilchristrutter. corn <br /> January 21, 2009 <br /> VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS <br /> Jennifer Pearce, Chairperson <br /> Arne Olson, Vice Chairman <br /> Commissioner Philip Blank <br /> Commissioner Anne Fox <br /> Commissioner Kathy Narum <br /> Commissioner Gregory M. O'Connor, Alternate <br /> Pleasanton Planning Commission <br /> City of Pleasanton, City Hall <br /> 200 Old Bernal Avenue <br /> Pleasanton, Califomia 94566 <br /> Re: Benefits of Conversion to Resident Ownership of Vineyard Mobile Villas: <br /> Dear Vice Chairman Olson: <br /> On January 28, 2009 you will be considering the approval of the conversion/subdivision <br /> of Vineyard Mobile Villas to resident ownership. <br /> The special law that governs resident ownership of mobilehome parks was created to <br /> provide residents an opportunity to own the land beneath their homes. In creating the law, the <br /> legislature focused particularly on the needs of the majority of mobilehome park residents who <br /> are of lower income. They created rent protections for those residents who wish to continue to <br /> rent, and benefits for those who wish to purchase, many of whom would not otherwise have an <br /> affordable opportunity to own real estate. <br /> The State created not only laws to govern the process, but also established a financial <br /> assistance program to enable lower income residents the ability to purchase their lot if they <br /> choose. The state funded financing program, called MPROP, adjusts the monthly payments <br /> based on the resident's income rather than the purchase price to keep the payments affordable. <br /> This opportunity to purchase may be the first and only occasion that many residents in <br /> the Vineyard Villa community will have to own their home along with the land it is on. This <br /> combination allows the residents a choice to combine their current housing costs of a personal <br /> property loan on their house and rent for the land, into a regular real estate loan. This results in a <br /> lower interest rate with better terms, ownership of the land, and the opportunity to realize a profit <br /> on the sale of their homes. <br />
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