The California Assembly passed SB 1093 on Thursday, a bill aimed at protecting mobile-home residents displaced by disaster, according to the chamber’s floor session summary.
The summary says the measure was informed by the Palisades fire and notes that it addresses mobile-home residents displaced by disasters. It does not spell out the bill’s exact legal changes, whether amendments were added before passage, or the vote tally on final passage.
The same floor record identifies Palisades Bowl and Tahitian Terrace as mobile-home parks affected by the fire, underscoring the local impact behind the legislation. The Assembly’s action on SB 1093 came during a session that moved a wide slate of bills through the chamber.
The bill now appears to move to the next step in the legislative process, though the summary provided here does not specify whether it still needs Senate concurrence or another action.
