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s 32A

Park operator to pay long‑stay tenant compensation because of relocation

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Part 2Long‑stay agreements and conduct of long‑stay tenants and park operators
Division 4Relocating long‑stay tenants to another site in residential park

32A Park operator to pay long‑stay tenant compensation because of relocation

(1)

A park operator must pay a long‑stay tenant compensation for reasonable financial loss incurred as a result of being required to relocate from the site the tenant is currently occupying to another site, including —

(a)

the costs incurred by the tenant to transport the tenant’s possessions from the current site to the other site; and

(b)

other financial loss that the tenant has suffered because of the relocation; and

(c)

other expenses paid by the tenant that are reasonably associated with moving to the other site; and

(d)

for an on‑site home agreement — the costs of disconnecting and reconnecting utilities and services to the site; and

(e)

for a site‑only agreement —

(i)

the cost of removing the relocatable home from the agreed premises, including the costs incurred in disconnecting utilities and services to the home; and

(ii)

the cost of moving the relocatable home from the current site to the other site; and

(iii)

the cost of erecting the relocatable home on the other site, including the costs incurred in connecting utilities and services to the home; and

(iv)

the cost of establishing the relocatable home at the other site, including any costs reasonably incurred in landscaping the site to a standard comparable to that of the previous site;

and

(f)

any prescribed matter.

(2)

The amount payable is the amount agreed between the long‑stay tenant and the park operator or, if they cannot agree, the amount determined by the State Administrative Tribunal on an application under section 64B.

[Section 32A inserted: No. 28 of 2020 s. 30.]

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