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Clark County MHP Moratorium Extended to 2027

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Clark County Council extended a moratorium on manufactured home park (MHP) redevelopment through February 2027, as announced in a public notice. The extension allows time to develop strategies to preserve existing MHPs and prevent resident displacement.

The county is considering changes to its Comprehensive Growth Management Plan, including a new MHP overlay zone in unincorporated urban growth areas. The proposed zone would prioritize MHP uses and limit other residential development to reduce redevelopment pressure. An information session on the proposals will be held on September 14, 2026, at 6:30 pm at the Public Service Center, with remote options available.

πŸ“„ Source: Local Government β€” https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-planning/county-host-manufactured-home-park-information-session
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    Clark County Council extended a moratorium on manufactured home park (MHP) redevelopment through February 2027β€œIn August 2025, the Clark County Council declared a moratorium to prohibit the redevelopment of existing manufactured home parks (MHPs) within its jurisdiction. The moratorium was renewed through February 2027 to allow time to develop strategies to better support preservation of existing MHPs, to help maintain this affordable housing option, and to minimize resident displacement.”
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    The extension allows time to develop strategies to preserve existing MHPsβ€œThe moratorium was renewed through February 2027 to allow time to develop strategies to better support preservation of existing MHPs, to help maintain this affordable housing option, and to minimize resident displacement.”
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    The extension allows time to prevent resident displacementβ€œThe moratorium was renewed through February 2027 to allow time to develop strategies to better support preservation of existing MHPs, to help maintain this affordable housing option, and to minimize resident displacement.”
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    The county is considering changes to its Comprehensive Growth Management Planβ€œAs part of the Comprehensive Growth Management Plan update project, the county is considering changes to comprehensive plan policies and the addition of a new MHP overlay zone within unincorporated urban growth areas.”
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    The proposed changes include a new MHP overlay zone in unincorporated urban growth areasβ€œAs part of the Comprehensive Growth Management Plan update project, the county is considering changes to comprehensive plan policies and the addition of a new MHP overlay zone within unincorporated urban growth areas. The purpose of the overlay is to prioritize MHP uses and limit other residential uses to reduce redevelopment pressure.”
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    The proposed zone would prioritize MHP usesβ€œThe purpose of the overlay is to prioritize MHP uses and limit other residential uses to reduce redevelopment pressure.”
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    The proposed zone would limit other residential developmentβ€œThe purpose of the overlay is to prioritize MHP uses and limit other residential uses to reduce redevelopment pressure.”
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    The proposed zone would reduce redevelopment pressureβ€œThe purpose of the overlay is to prioritize MHP uses and limit other residential uses to reduce redevelopment pressure.”
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    An information session on the proposals will be held on September 14, 2026β€œAn information session on the proposals relating to MHPs in the unincorporated urban growth areas will begin with a presentation followed by a question-and-answer session. Options are available to attend in-person or remotely:Date: Monday, Sept. 14, 2026Time: 6:30-7:30pm. Doors open at 6 pmJoin in-person: Public Service Center, sixth floor, Room 680, 1300 Franklin St.Join remotely: Login details will be posted to https://bit.ly/2025CPMtg”
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    The information session will be held at 6:30 pmβ€œDate: Monday, Sept. 14, 2026Time: 6:30-7:30pm. Doors open at 6 pm”
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    The information session will be held at the Public Service Centerβ€œJoin in-person: Public Service Center, sixth floor, Room 680, 1300 Franklin St.”
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    Remote options will be available for the information sessionβ€œJoin remotely: Login details will be posted to https://bit.ly/2025CPMtg”

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