the District Attorney of the county in which the rental home is
located shall enforce these provisions. As a lessee, you may
also bring a private cause of action. If your rights are
violated you may contact the Bureau of Consumer Protection or
your local District Attorney.
Section 503-C. Disclosure of fees.
(a) Disclosure of utilities.--All rent, fees, service
charges and assessments payable to the landlord and utility
charges for water, sewer, trash, Internet, cable, electricity
and fuel charges payable to the landlord and notice of any other
utility charges for which the lessee may be responsible shall be
fully disclosed in writing to a prospective rental home lessee
prior to the rental home owner or operator's acceptance of any
initial deposit, fee or rent and prior to execution of the
rental home space lease. For current rental home residents, the
rental home community owner or operator shall fully disclose all
rent, fees, service charges and assessments payable to the
community owner and utility charges for water, sewer, trash,
cable, electricity and fuel charges payable to others in writing
prior to the execution of a mandatory lease of at least one
month in duration.
(b) Signature.--The landlord may require that the
prospective lessee or current lessee sign a receipt indicating
receipt of a copy of the required disclosure and the rental home
community rules and regulations so long as the documents are
clearly identified in the receipt itself. The receipt shall
indicate nothing more than that the documents identified in the
receipt have been received by the lessee.
(c) Disclosure.--Failure to disclose rent, fees, service
charges and assessments shall render the rent, fees, service
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