This bill amends existing laws related to mobile home parks in Alaska, specifically focusing on the processes surrounding the sale, lease, or transfer of mobile home parks and establishing limits on rent increases. Key provisions include a requirement for mobile home park owners to provide a 90-day notice to residents before accepting offers for sale or transfer, detailing the terms and conditions of the offer and the rights of the residents. Additionally, resident homeowner groups are granted the opportunity to submit a purchase agreement, which must be considered in good faith by the park owner. The bill also outlines the conditions under which a mobile home park owner can accept offers and the obligations for negotiating with resident groups.

Furthermore, the bill introduces a cap on annual rent increases, limiting them to no more than five percent per year. Violations of these provisions are classified as unfair trade practices, allowing affected individuals to seek legal recourse. The bill also clarifies definitions related to mobile homes, mobile home parks, and resident homeowner groups, ensuring that the rights of residents are protected while also establishing clear guidelines for park owners. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance the stability and rights of mobile home park residents in Alaska.

Statutes affected:
HB0230A, AM HB 230, introduced 05/18/2025: 34.85.190, 34.85.010, 34.85.195, 34.85.060, 45.29.102, 34.85.150, 34.85.120, 34.85.200, 34.85.290, 34.85.210, 34.85.220, 34.85.230, 34.85.240, 34.85.250, 34.85.260, 34.85.270, 34.85.280, 45.50.471, 34.85.300, 34.85.990, U.S.C