As the owner of a manufactured home in a residential park, you must:
- use the site only as a place of residence
- not temporarily rent the site to anyone unless the site agreement allows this. If you do so, you must tell the park owner the new temporary tenant's name and period of the tenancy as soon as possible
- use the residential park's common areas only for purposes associated with residential use. You cannot use the site or common areas for illegal purposes, or allow guests or tenants to do so
- not interfere with the peace, comfort or privacy of other park residents, or allow guests or tenants to do so
- pay the site rent and other charges payable under the site agreement to the park owner
- not intentionally or recklessly damage or destroy the park's communal facilities, or allow guests or tenants to do so
- maintain your manufactured home in a state of cleanliness and repair fit to live in
- not make any alteration to your home that is visible from the outside the home, or make any addition to the home unless the park owner gives written consent
- comply with the site agreement and park rules.
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