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No On Opt In

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Diane Donegan
10 years ago

For the working poor, Opt In will likely increase the homeless population in San Jose. For the elderly & retired it is a disaster. Ask yourself, how many park owners have continued to purchase additional parks in the last few years in order to CA$H in when the protections of affordable housing laws have been gutted by the city?

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Kathleen Peterson
10 years ago

No on Opt-in

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Joanne Cuadrado
10 years ago

NO on Opt IN.

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Timothy Jaggers
10 years ago

Many of us are low income and/or have family members who are disabled. We can't afford more rent. The parks already have the money for upgrades and repairs plus a large profit margin for years.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

United States, San jose

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Hao Bui
10 years ago

NO on Opt In!

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Saul
10 years ago

The proposal is an attempt to bypass existing regulations in place to charge larger sums of money from the park residents. NO PARK OWNER IS INTERESTED IN SELLING THEIR PARKS, BECAUSE THEY GENERATE TREMENDOUS RETURNS YEARLY.

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Saul
10 years ago

We are concerned so please cease and desist any further exploration of Opt In.

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michael shoffner
10 years ago

Sign this petition if you OR anyone you know will be affected by "Opt-In". FORWARD this petition to anyone who may be affected. Husbands, wives, relatives and friends should sign. This petition is to show the City Council how many lives will be touched by this issue. WE NEED SIGNATURES NOW!!!!!

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Saul
10 years ago

Park owners generate BIG profits from operating a park. That is why they do not sell that park to someone who does want to be in the business. This proposal is an attempt at extorting larger sums of money both from the city and from the park residents.

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Judi Garcia
10 years ago

NO on Opt-In

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Gloria Moniz
10 years ago

No opt in opt out it really isn't necessary there is stuff in place already if they need more money from Home owner residents

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Kent Greathouse
10 years ago

Any park owner who doesn't want to continue to profit from operating a park should sell that park to someone who does want to be in the business. This proposal simply amounts to an attempt at extorting money both from the city and from the park residents.

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Maria Munoz
10 years ago

The very people that is supposed to protect us, turning a blind eye. Corruption

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Adam Cardenas
10 years ago

Former representative of the park residents on the Mobilehome Advisory Commission and the Housing and Community Development Commission. No on Opt in.

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Donna M Cox
10 years ago

This is critical people! Having sat on the SJHCD board, these people are not honest, they are doing all of this behind your back!!!!!

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Elizabeth Marie Velez
10 years ago

NO on OPT-IN

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Jose Armando Velez
10 years ago

Stop this non sense, NO on OPT-IN

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Saul
10 years ago

We have voiced our desires numerous times. STOP ANY DISCUSSIONS ABOUT OP-IN IT ONLY BENEFITS THE RICH PARK OWNERS!!!!!

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Suzanne Cuffaro
10 years ago

NO ON OPT-IN