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THE BOARD DISCUSSED SECTION 5 - DUTIES OF THE BOARD. IN SECTION 5.01(C), IT WAS SUGGESTED THE WORDING BE CHANGED TO READ "TO HEAR AND VOLUNTARILY NEGOTIATE DISPUTES..." DTSCUSSION FOLLOWED ON WHETHER OR NOT TO INCLUDE THE MOBILE HOME LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT IN THE ORDINANCE, AND ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT THE INCLUSION OF THE ACT WOULD BE SUPERFLUOUS, COMMISSIONER SCURLOCK INQUIRED IF WE,HAD THE STAFF AND THE MECHANISM TO IMPLEMENT THE ORDINANCE, AFTER IT IS ADOPTED. ATTORNEY COLLINS ADVISED THAT THE STATUTE DELEGATES THAT IT IS TO BE HANDLED BY THE STATE ATTORNEY. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED REGARDING WHETHER OR NOT TO ELIMINATIE SECTION S - FLORIDA MOBILE HOME LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT. SECTION 2 REGARDING THE CREATION OF MOBILE HOME BOARD WAS REVIEWED AND IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THE ADVISORY BOARD CONSIST OF NO MORE THAN ONE PERSON FROM ANY ONE PARTICULAR PARK. .JAMES HENNESSY, INTERESTED CITIZEN, CAME BEFORE THE BOARD AND COMPLAINED THAT NOBODY WANTS TO HELP THE MOBILE HOME OWNER. HE STRESSED HOW VITAL IT WAS TO HAVE REGULATIONS FOR RENT CONTROL AS IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND A PLACE TO MOVE A MOBILE HOME IF YOU ARE UN- HAPPY IN THE PARK, AND WANT TO MOVE YOUR HOME - ALSO, IT COSTS BETWEEN $5,000 TO $6,000 TO MOVE A MOBILE HOME. FRED MESSNER, VILLAGE GREEN RESIDENT, STATED THAT SINCE THEY WERE UNABLE TO GET ANYWHERE WITH THE STATE ATTORNEYS OFFICE REGARDING THE PROBLEM OF RENT CONTROL, HE THOUGHT BY INCLUDING THE MOBILE HOME LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT, IT WOULD GIVE THE ORDINANCE MORE CLOUT. THE CHAIRMAN REASSURED MR. MESSNER THAT ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT INCLUDING THIS ACT IN THE ORDINANCE WAS UNNECESSARY. FRANK OLSHINSKY, FAIRLANE HARBOR,STEPPED BEFORE THE BOARD AND ALSO COMPLAINED ABOUT HOW LOT RENT ROSE FROM $80 TO $135 A MONTH IN JUST A FEW YEARS. COMMISSIONER WODTKE SUGGESTED CHANGING THE WORDING IN SECTION 3 - REMOVAL OF MEMBERS. HE FELT A PROVISION SHOULD BE ADDED TO AUTHORIZE EXCUSED ABSENCES FOR LIGITIMATE REASONS. COMMISSIONER SEP 2 1991 21 Boox 47 pnE 358