An Act to amend 710.15 (1) (ad), 710.15 (1) (ag), 710.15 (1) (c), 710.15 (1) (d), 710.15 (1) (f), 710.15 (1m), 710.15 (3) (a), 710.15 (5m) (f), 710.15 (5m) (g), 710.15 (5m) (h), 710.15 (5m) (i), 710.15 (5m) (j) and 710.15 (5r); to create 710.15 (1) (g), 710.15 (5m) (jm) and 710.15 (6) of the statutes; Relating to: requirements for the rental of mobile and manufactured homes. (FE)
Sponsored By: Brent Jacobson (Republican), Daniel Knodl (Republican), Scott Krug (Republican), Jeffrey Mursau (Republican), Todd Novak (Republican), Jerry O'Connor (Republican), Sylvia Ortiz-Velez (Democratic), Shelia Stubbs (Democratic), Chuck Wichgers (Republican)
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Bill Overview
Analyzed Economic Effects
5 provisions identified: 1 benefits, 1 costs, 3 mixed.
More reasons a park can evict
A park can end a tenancy if a home is unsafe or its condition disrupts others’ use of the park. It can also end a tenancy for materially false application information or for failing nondiscriminatory application rules. If the park has a one‑home rule, owning more than one home in the same park is a valid reason to terminate. These changes increase eviction risk for affected households.
Park closures and 90-day notice
A park owner can end tenancies to permanently retire the park or a site from renting. The owner can also end tenancies if a building or health authority requires closing or vacating to comply. For permanent retirement, the owner must give at least 90 days’ written notice to all known residents and occupants. The law does not provide money to help you move.
One-year leases and signing rules
Leases for mobile home sites must be at least one year. You can ask for a shorter term if the operator agrees. If you do not sign and return a lease or renewal, the operator can keep you month‑to‑month. If you refuse to sign or turn in a lease, the operator can end your tenancy.
No lease denials for older homes
An operator cannot deny, change, or condition a lease because of the home’s age. This protects owners and occupants of older mobile and manufactured homes from lease denials or altered terms.
Who is covered in mobile home parks
The law clarifies who is covered in mobile home parks. A resident rents a site and owns and lives in the home there; an occupant lives there with the operator’s consent but is not the resident. An operator is the person who rents sites or homes. A site is the plot where the home sits, and leases must be in writing. A community is land with 3 or more rented plots (farm family or worker housing is excluded). If you rent a home but are not a resident or occupant under these rules, chapter 704 landlord‑tenant rules apply to you.
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Sponsors & Cosponsors
Sponsors
Brent Jacobson
Republican • House
Daniel Knodl
Republican • House
Scott Krug
Republican • House
Jeffrey Mursau
Republican • House
Todd Novak
Republican • House
Jerry O'Connor
Republican • House
Sylvia Ortiz-Velez
Democratic • House
Shelia Stubbs
Democratic • House
Chuck Wichgers
Republican • House
Cosponsors
Jenna Jacobson
Democratic • House
Jesse James
Republican • Senate
Howard Marklein
Republican • Senate
Steve Nass
Republican • Senate
Lori Palmeri
Democratic • House
Jeff Smith
Democratic • Senate
Roll Call Votes
No roll call votes available for this bill.
Actions Timeline
Representative J. Jacobson added as a coauthor
1/8/2026HousePublished 12-10-2025
12/10/2025HouseReport approved by the Governor on 12-9-2025. 2025 Wisconsin Act 67
12/10/2025HousePresented to the Governor on 12-4-2025
12/4/2025HouseReport correctly enrolled on 11-19-2025
11/19/2025HouseReceived from Senate concurred in
11/19/2025HouseSenator Smith added as a cosponsor
11/18/2025SenateOrdered immediately messaged
11/18/2025SenateRead a third time and concurred in
11/18/2025SenateRules suspended to give bill its third reading
11/18/2025SenateOrdered to a third reading
11/18/2025SenateRead a second time
11/18/2025SenatePlaced on calendar 11-18-2025 pursuant to Senate Rule 18(1)
11/14/2025SenatePublic hearing requirement waived by committee on Senate Organization, pursuant to Senate Rule 18 (1m), Ayes 3, Noes 2
11/14/2025SenateAvailable for scheduling
11/11/2025SenateReport concurrence recommended by Committee on Insurance, Housing, Rural Issues and Forestry, Ayes 5, Noes 0
11/11/2025SenateExecutive action taken
11/11/2025SenateFiscal estimate received
11/11/2025SenateRead first time and referred to committee on Insurance, Housing, Rural Issues and Forestry
10/8/2025SenateReceived from Assembly
10/7/2025SenateOrdered immediately messaged
10/7/2025HouseRead a third time and passed
10/7/2025HouseRules suspended
10/7/2025HouseOrdered to a third reading
10/7/2025HouseRead a second time
10/7/2025House
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