Mobilehomes: cooling systems.
California requires mobile home park operators to install and maintain functional cooling systems meeting efficiency standards to protect residents during extreme heat events.
California requires mobile home park operators to install and maintain functional cooling systems meeting efficiency standards to protect residents during extreme heat events.
AB 806 requires manufactured housing (mobile home) park operators to install, maintain, and repair cooling systems in residential units to meet specified efficiency standards. The bill establishes minimum cooling requirements and places responsibility on park owners rather than individual residents for ensuring functional air conditioning systems.
California experiences extreme heat events that pose serious health risks, particularly to vulnerable populations living in mobile homes, which often lack adequate cooling infrastructure. By mandating cooling systems, the legislation addresses a critical public health issue while establishing clearer accountability for habitability standards in manufactured housing communities.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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