Welcome to RMA

The Resource Management Agency strives to ensure that its customer service standards are consistent with the Agency’s Mission Statement:

The mission of the Resource Management Agency, in cooperation with the public and our partner agencies, is to protect the consumer and community’s health, safety and environment by carrying out adopted laws and policies, and educating, assisting and empowering Ventura County residents and businesses to be good stewards of the land and our resources.

Values

In addition, RMA has identified those core values which will guide us in carrying out our mission. These values are directly related to our customer service and include:

  • Honesty, hard work and ethical behavior

  • Transparency and accountability

  • Equitable treatment and respect of all constituents

  • Excellence in service delivery

Mobile Home Park Rent Control Program

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The Ventura County Board of Supervisors appointed a five member Mobile Home Park Rent Review Board (RRB). The RRB is responsible for rent stabilization through the Mobile Home Park Rent Control Ordinance (Ordinance). RRB Staff reviews mobile home park owners’ proposed rent change applications for completeness and consistency with the Ordinance, which was adopted to protect the owners of mobile dwelling units (i.e., homeowners) from unreasonable rent increases, while at the same time recognizing the need of Mobile Home Park Owners to receive a fair return on their investment and rental income sufficient to cover expenses.

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Mobile Home Park Rent Review Board Hearing at Golden Oaks Mobile Home Park, November 2016

For more information on the Mobile Home Park Rent Control Program, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions Brochure and the Mobile Home Park Rent Review Public Information Brochure or contact the Staff Administrator, Dillan Murray, at (805) 654-5042 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

RRB Meetings

The RRB meets quarterly in February, May, August, and November at 1:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room, which is located on the third floor in the Ventura County Government Center, Hall of Administration Building, 800 S. Victoria Avenue, Ventura, CA, 93009.

All Rent Review Board meetings are audio recorded. A copy of an audio recording of a Rent Review Board meeting may be purchased for a fee. For more information, please contact Mr. Murray at the contact information provided above.

Hearing Notices of the Mobile Home Park Rent Review Board will be posted here in advance of the public meetings.

Mobile Home Parks within Unincorporated Ventura County

There are a total of 25 mobile home parks located in the unincorporated Ventura County. Of these parks, 24 are regulated by the Ordinance. Only the Oak Haven Mobile Home Park, located in Supervisorial District 1, is entirely exempt from the Ventura County Rent Control Ordinance due to its date of construction having occurred after 1982 (Section 81002(b) of the Ventura County Rent Control Ordinance). Most of the mobile home parks in unincorporated Ventura County (18 of 25) are located in Supervisorial District 1. The remaining seven mobile home parks are located in Supervisorial Districts 2, 3, and 5. Supervisorial District 4 has no mobile home parks subject to the Ventura County Rent Control Ordinance.

Mobile Home Park Rent Control Program Status Reports

The Ordinance specifies that the RRB render “a tri-annual comprehensive written report to the Board of Supervisors concerning its activities, holdings, actions, results of hearings, and all other matters pertinent to this Ordinance which may be of interest to the Board of Supervisors.” (Section 81004 (e) of Ordinance No. 4462). Below is a list of historical status reports for the Ventura County Mobile Home Park Rent Control Program.

Notice: Unregistered Mobilehomes Now Eligible for Relief from Fees and Back Taxes

As many as one-third of mobilehomes and manufactured homes are not properly registered with the state. Many owners are not aware that this needs to be done, even years after their home has been purchased. If you think the title and registration of your home may not have been properly registered, now you don’t have to pay past-due fees and taxes to have the registration completed. The state Department of Housing and Community Development has started a program called Register Your Mobilehome California, to waive registration fees and back taxes for mobilehome and manufactured homeowners, potentially saving them thousands of dollars. Having a proper title and registration allows homeowners to legally transfer their homes, get building permits, qualify for insurance and receive other financial assistance. If you think this program may apply to you, go to https://registeryourmobilehomeca.org/