STATEWIDE—California’s marinas, from San Diego to Crescent City, will have to abide by a new mandate, as of Jan. 1, 2020: allocate 25 percent of slips to a new fractional ownership program as part of an effort to address the state’s housing crisis.
Details of the proposed mandate have not been...
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ALLOWING FOR MARINAS TO “OPT IN” OR STAY OUT WOULD BE APPROPRIATE. TO MANDATE “INTO THE PROGRAM” AND THEN DICTATE “RENT CONTROL” IS UN-AMERICAN \ SOCIALISM. COME ON NOW, THIS IS WRONG. WAKE UP PLEASE. GIVE MARINAS CHOICE EITHER WAY IS BEST SOLUTION ON THIS. RIGHT NOW THERE IS A LIVEABORD CAP IN MOST HARBORS. SIMPLY ALLOWING ALL MARINAS RIGHT TO ALLOW UP TO 25% IS GOOD MOVE SO LONG AS THEY HAVE FACILITIES TO ACCOMONDATE THIS TYPE OF TENANCY. BATHROOMS, PARKING, LIGHTING,GOOD DOCKS, SHOPPING, ETC. THE MARINA AND BOATING INDUSTRY IS ALREADY SUFFERING FROM RECENT LEGISLATION OF UNWARRANTED AND EXCESSIVE DIESEL FUEL TAXATION. ALLOW MARINA INDUSTRY TO “CONTRIBUTE” TO THE OVERALL SOLUTION BUT NOT “SHOULDER” THE BULK OF THIS PROBLEM.
Now you did it….. It is on the books . Thanx alot pal