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== A. General ==
== A. General ==


In 2004, the Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act, SBC 2002, c 77 [MHPTA] was given effect in order to meet the unique needs of landlords of manufactured home parks and owners of manufactured homes who rent the site on which their homes sit. If one rents both the manufactured home and the pad it sits on, the tenant is covered by the RTA, and therefore has the same legal rights as other tenants in British Columbia.
In 2004, the ''Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act'', SBC 2002, c 77 [MHPTA] was given effect in order to meet the unique needs of landlords of manufactured home parks and owners of manufactured homes who rent the site on which their homes sit. If one rents both the manufactured home and the pad it sits on, the tenant is covered by the RTA, and therefore has the same legal rights as other tenants in British Columbia.


A landlord may authorize assignment or sublease of a manufactured home park site in a tenancy agreement. The agreement should also include information about the proportionate amount of increases to regulated utilities and local government levies. The inflation rate for each calendar year is available on the RTB website. See the Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Regulations, BC Reg 481/2003 [MHPTR].  
A landlord may authorize assignment or sublease of a manufactured home park site in a tenancy agreement. The agreement should also include information about the proportionate amount of increases to regulated utilities and local government levies. The inflation rate for each calendar year is available on the RTB website. See the ''Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Regulations'', BC Reg 481/2003 [MHPTR].


== B. Definitions ==
== B. Definitions ==

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