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same time, parties to the proceeding shall also be notified of their right to appeal to the Rent Board and/or to judicial review. (i) Consolidation. Whether submitted by a Landlord or Tenant/Mobilehome Owner/Resident, all Petitions pertaining to Covered Rental Units, Rental Unit/Dwelling, or Mobilehomes at the same Property/Mobilehome Park may be consolidated for hearing upon a showing of good cause. 0) Appeal. Any person aggrieved by the decision of the Hearing Officer may appeal to the full Rent Board for review within 30 days of the Hearing Officer's decision. On appeal, the Rent Board shall affirm, reverse, or modify the decision of the Hearing Officer. The decision on appeal shall be based on the hearing record, and the Rent Board may hear and/or find facts in addition to those presented to the Hearing Officer. (k) Finality of Decision. The decision of the Hearing Officer shall be the final decision of the Rent Board, unless an aggrieved party has timely sought an appeal to the Rent Board. The decision of the Rent Board on appeal shall be final unless an aggrieved party has timely sought judicial review pursuant to law. (1) Time for Decision. The Rent Board shall make a final decision on any Petition within a reasonable time. Decisions decreasing Rent shall remain in effect until the Landlord has corrected the defect warranting the decrease. The Rent Board shall by regulation, establish procedures for making prompt compliance determinations. (m) Fair Return Guaranteed. The Rent Board shall not apply any provision of this Chapter to prohibit the Rent Board from granting an Individual Rent Adjustment that the Landlord demonstrates to be necessary to provide the Landlord with a fair return. SECTION 15 REGULATION OF LEASES IN MOBILEHOME PARKS (INAPPLICABLE TO COVERED RENTAL UNITS, RENTAL UNITS OR DWELLING UNITS) State law, including the Mobilehome Residency Law at California Civil Code Section 798, et seq., governs many aspects of agreements to rent Mobilehomes. This section supplements the provisions of the State Mobilehome Residency Law. A. Every Mobilehome Owner/Legal Owner and every Prospective Mobilehome Owner in a Mobilehome Park subject to the provisions of this Chapter shall have the option to reject a Rental Agreement offered for the lease of a Mobilehome, and to reject a Rental Agreement offered for the lease of the site of the Mobilehome, and shall be entitled to accept a Rental Agreement for a term of 12 months or less, including a month -to -month agreement, pursuant to the provisions of state law and Subsection C of this Section. 73