A transcript and report of the Senate Select Committee on Mobile and Manufactured Homes' hearing on April 9, 1996. The primary subject of this hearing is whether all mobilehomes, including those located in parks, should be subject to disclosure on resale, and how disclosure can be made meaningful to buyers or consumers without making it overly burdensome or complicated for the seller. Participants in testimony include dealers, brokers, consumers, homeowners and government representatives. The committee's report summarizes the testimony, includes the background policy paper, reprints the key statutes regarding blight and reproduces all of the hand-out materials that the legislators received from witnesses and correspondents. The summary report from the interim hearing by the Senate Housing and Land Use Committee on the issue of earthquake safety and building codes.
Testimony includes engineers, architects, building officials and property owners.
This report contains the committee staff's explanation of what happened at the hearing, reprints the briefing paper that the staff wrote for the committee and reproduces the witnesses' written materials and the letters that the committee received after the hearing. This hearing began the process of discussing the issues raised by these bills and it continues the discussion on how California public policy should be developed to address residential earthquake insurance problems. Reports the results of the oversight hearing of the Senate Committee on Housing and Land Use Committee. This summary report contains the committee staff's explanation of what happened at the hearing, reprints the briefing paper that the staff wrote for the committee and reproduces the written materials that the witnesses submitted. A summary report from the interim hearing of the Senate Committee on Housing and Land Use.