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2. For Mobile home park conversion, the landlord also has to pay for <br />moving all mobile homes. If there is no comparable mobile home <br />park to move all the mobile homes, the park owner has to pay first <br />and last month's rent and the security deposit for comparably <br />priced housing. <br />iv. If the tenant feels that the landlords eviction has not been legally <br />executed, they can bring it to the rent board meeting, where they will <br />review the case, there could be legal counsel provided by the city <br />attorney, and if the landlord has acted in bad faith, they will have to pay <br />the tenant treble damages <br />V. Exemptions- anyone who works in a school (teacher, janitor, etc) and a <br />student up to the age of 21 cannot be evicted for a no-fault eviction during <br />the school year. <br />vi. Just cause protections apply to all properties which receive rent control <br />and some property types excluded from rent control such as rented <br />mobile homes and single-family residences (not when -owner occupied). <br />d. Specific mobile home protections <br />i. Right to reject a lease or rent agreement longer than 12 months (because <br />then it would be subject to state laws exempting it from ordinance <br />protections) <br />ii. Rent stabilization (for land underneath) <br />iii. Anti -conversion protections - park owner has to do extensive relocation <br />impact assessment which needs to be reviewed and approved by <br />Planning Commission <br />1. All mobile home owners will receive relocation assistance if park is <br />approved for conversion, in addition to paying for the cost of <br />moving the mobile home <br />iv. Vacancy Control - space rent subject to Santa Ana rent caps, if someone <br />moves their mobile home, the mobile home owner cannot charge more for <br />the space. <br />