April 19th Meeting: South Bay Resistance Leaders

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Assembly Bill 635: Mobilehome Residency Law Protection Program

Tasman Drive Bike Lane

As we have watched the dismantling of our Federal government and widespread economic disruption, several national and local organizations have stepped up to organize protests. We have invited several leaders of local resistance organizations to introduce their organizations and talk about what has already occurred and plans going forward. Among others, we will hear from IdaRose Sylvester from Together We Will Palo Alto, Mountain View who organized the recent march and protest in Mountain View and from Sally Lieber who is cosponsoring many of the demonstrations.

Specifically, we will focus on what we can do as a Club and as individuals to fight back against this full-bore attack on our values.

Assembly Bill 635:

We will have an endorsement vote for AB 635 at this meeting.

AB 635 was introduced by our own Assemblymember Patrick Ahrens.

The bill requires the Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) to refer up to a total of 25 alleged violations, as specified, from the Mobilehome Residency Law Protection Program (MRLPP) in any given fiscal year to the office of the Attorney General (AG), authorizes the AG to use funds from the Mobilehome Dispute Resolution Fund (the Fund), and deletes the sunset date of the MRLPP.

Tasman Drive Bike Lane Study Issue:

The City is considering a permanent multi-use path along Tasman Drive. Sharlene Liu and Ari Feinsmith will discuss the pros and cons of different alternatives under discussion.

For more information there is a San Jose Spotlight article about this here.

When: Saturday, April 19th, 2 to 4 pm

Location: El Dorado Mobile Home Park (Clubhouse), 600 E Weddell Drive, Sunnyvale