My family has had an Rv in the same park for 12 years and in the current spot for 5 plus years. Lady that runs the rv park called to ask my father if he had keys to the trailer down there so they could move it because her mom was moving in to the park and wanted my dads spot. Naturally we told her no that we would be the only ones to move the trailer. This is the last straw as they have recently caused a bunch trouble. We want to move out and give proper notice to do so. We have also found that we have been paying .17 cents per kilowatt and the going rate is .15 cents. My questions are what is proper notice and is there anything that can be done about the utilities? It is my understanding the the park can only charge for what the utility company charges for electricity. Any help would much appreciated.
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Its just an RV park, you can come and go whenever you want. You don't need to give them a notice... besides I would think that if there is some sort of contract that you signed to stay there, that contract was in regards to the RV spot that you "currently" have. They would be breaking the contract by making you move from the spot.
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It just my opinion but your leasing that spot as long as your on time they can't make you move for another person.Comment
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Ask if they are paying taxes on the utility profits.Comment
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So an RV park can't charge more than .15 per KW hour? We have been staying at Guadalupe RV here in Kerrville for the past 2 months and was wondering....Comment
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I just don't think they can make a profit on the utilities themselves kilowatt hour depend on the energy companyOriginally posted by Hawkpuppy 1 View PostComment
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I think proper notice would depend on whatever lease you signed to rent the spot. And I agree with the above; I don;t think they can make you move (at least till your term is up) if you are under a lease or contract, and are making the rent payments on time.
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