Recreational Vehicle Park Occupancy LawDefinitions
Section § 799.20
Section § 799.21
Section § 799.22
A 'defaulting occupant' is someone staying in a park who either doesn't pay for their stay or doesn't follow the park's reasonable written rules and guidelines given at check-in.
Section § 799.23
A "defaulting resident" in a park is someone who doesn't pay for their stay, breaks the park's written rules, or violates certain specific regulations.
Section § 799.24
This law describes a 'defaulting tenant' as someone who either doesn't pay for their stay in a park or doesn't follow the park's reasonable written rules given to them at registration or during their stay.
Section § 799.25
This law defines a 'guest' as someone legally staying in a recreational vehicle at a park but who isn't considered an occupant, tenant, or resident. The actual occupant, tenant, or resident is accountable for anything their guests do.
Section § 799.26
This law defines 'management' for a recreational vehicle park as the owner or someone authorized by the owner to handle park-related issues.
Section § 799.27
This law clarifies that when it talks about 'occupancy' or the act to 'occupy' in a recreational vehicle park, it means the time a person actually uses or lives in a spot within the park.
Section § 799.28
This section defines an "occupant" as someone who owns or operates a recreational vehicle and has stayed in a park spot for 30 days or less.
Section § 799.29
Section § 799.30
This section states that the term "recreational vehicle park" or simply "park" refers to the definition found in another law, specifically Section 18862.39 of the Health and Safety Code.
Section § 799.31
This law defines a 'resident' as any tenant who has lived in a parking lot space for at least nine months.
Section § 799.32
This law defines a 'tenant' as someone who owns or runs a recreational vehicle and has stayed in a park for over 30 consecutive days.