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GCU displacing a mobile home park echoes a history of tensions over West Valley development - Vimarsana News

GCU displacing a mobile home park echoes a history of tensions over West Valley development

Periwinkle mobile home park in West Phoenix officially closed at the end of May, its 54 households asked to move out.The aging park has been in the spotlight for months as it has been put at the center of a fight over the ongoing development of the area by Grand Canyon University, which has been expanding its gated campus in the neighborhood just west of the I-17 for

Source: kjzz.org
Mobile home park owned by GCU is closing Sunday - Vimarsana News

Mobile home park owned by GCU is closing Sunday

Periwinkle Mobile Home Park is set to close on May 28. Eleven out of the 46 families there have yet to find a new home.

Source: 12news.com
Lawmakers increase funds for mobile home owners facing displacement - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers increase funds for mobile home owners facing displacement

Gov. Katie Hobbs signed HB 2381 into law Wednesday. It took effect immediately and is available to residents facing imminent displacement.

Governor signs bill offering more money to displaced mobile home park tenants - Vimarsana News

Governor signs bill offering more money to displaced mobile home park tenants

Residents of multiple mobile home parks have been left to figure out how to move out of their current homes due to redevelopment efforts in the surrounding communities.

Source: abc15.com
Lawmakers increase funds for mobile home owners facing displacement - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers increase funds for mobile home owners facing displacement

Gov. Katie Hobbs signed HB 2381 into law Wednesday. It took effect immediately and is available to residents facing imminent displacement.