The Management Committees of both Associated Residential Parks Queensland Inc. (ARPQ) and Manufactured Home Owners Association Inc. (MHOA) have agreed and resolved to recommend to
Interpretation (1) In these rules— Act means the Associations Incorporation Act 1981. present— (a) at a management committee meeting, see rule 23(6); or (b) at
At a recent University of Southern Queensland ceremony, long-time MHOA stalwart and current Secretary, Anne Bemi, was declared Valedictorian and was awarded the prestigious Bachelor
The laws governing the charging for utilities such as electricity and water, state that: Any utility for which a charge is made, must be metered
One of the tasks undertaken by the Government Advisory Committee, in which MHOA participated throughout 2021, and continues to support in 2022, was to develop
COMPENSATION ISSUES UNDER s38(1)(f) OF THE MANUFACTURED HOMES (RESIDENTIAL PARKS) ACT 2003. This concern involves the issue of compensation under s38(1)(f) of the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act
If you are buying a manufactured home and plan to live in a residential park, the park owner/manager of the residential park must supply you
Residential parks are managed by a park owner or manager. The park owner for a residential park may appoint a person as the park manager,
As a home owner, you have obligations that are imposed both by the Act and your site agreement. As a resident under a site agreement
A residential park can have one home owners’ committee. The committee is formed by an election organised by home owners of the park. There usually
The site fees, which are listed in the site agreement and payable on a regular basis such as weekly or fortnightly. You may be eligible to
In most cases, utilities in residential parks are not included in the site rent. These are generally paid for separately by the home owner to
The residential park owner sets the rules about the use, enjoyment, control and management of the park. Park rules might include: use and operation of
When a manufactured home owner in a residential park decides to sell their home, the park owner has responsibilities to both the seller and the
There are several processes for resolving disputes between a home owner and a park owner in a residential park. Your residential park owner may have an
2017 Amendments To The Act The Housing Legislation (Building Better Futures) Amendment Act 2017 (PDF, 1.3MB) was passed by Parliament on 25 October 2017 and assented to on
Manufactured Home Owners Association Inc. is offering Home Owner Committee in Manufactured Home Park and Resorts across Queensland a chance to join MHOA. Manufactured Home
Information about the Home Assist Secure program for Queenslanders aged 60 years and over, or people of any age with a disability, which provides safety
If you’d like to find out more about our various advocacy-related activities and some recent projects, simply get in touch with our team.
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Queensland Manufactured Home Owners Association Inc. (QMHOA) is an organisation dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of manufactured home owners in Queensland.
We assist members in understanding the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003 which governs residential parks and the site agreements (contracts) made under that Act, especially in relation to the settling of disputes between home owners and park operators.
