CA SB610

Landlords must remove disaster debris and mitigate hazards (mold, smoke, ash, asbestos, water damage) within a reasonable time, following government cleaning protocols, and debris from disasters is presumed to render rental units untenantable until cleared by local public health officials

Tenants' rent obligations are discharged during mandatory evacuation periods due to disasters, and landlords must return prepaid rent within 10 days after evacuation orders lift; advance rental payments must be returned within 21 days when tenancies terminate due to property destruction

Mobilehome park owners must return advance rental payments to homeowners within 21 days when tenancy terminates due to disaster damage, and homeowners' rent obligations are similarly discharged during mandatory evacuations

When mobilehome park closures result from disaster damage, park owners must file an impact report including a Department of Housing and Community Development inspection, but are exempt from paying displaced residents the in-place market value of their mobilehomes

The Commissioner of Financial Protection and Innovation must coordinate with mortgage lenders during wildfire state emergencies to facilitate forbearance, foreclosure prevention, and loss mitigation programs for affected borrowers