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Mobile Home Site Licence

A completed fictional England and Wales residential mobile-home pitch agreement covering site fees, rights, utilities and termination.

Jurisdiction: England and Wales - completed fictional worked example

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# MOBILE HOME SITE LICENCE

Date: 6 June 2034

Parties: Willowmere Park Ltd and Naomi Evans

## 1. Purpose and parties

This residential mobile-home site agreement is made on 6 June 2034 between Willowmere Park Ltd, company number 14120863, of Willowmere Park, Fen Road, Norwich NR4 2QX (site owner), and Naomi Evans of Pitch 17 (home owner). It concerns Naomi's privately owned holiday-to-residential mobile home, not a transfer of the land.

## 2. Facts, scope and terms

The owner permits Naomi to station and occupy the home on Pitch 17 as her only or main residence from 1 July 2034, subject to the Mobile Homes Act 1983 as applicable and the park's stated rules. The written agreement identifies the pitch, access way and shared facilities; Naomi remains responsible for the home's condition and lawful use.

## 3. Process and responsibilities

The pitch fee is £520 per month, payable on the first day of each month by standing order. The fee covers the pitch and ordinary communal-road maintenance; electricity, water and wastewater are separately metered or reasonably apportioned and must be supported by bills or a transparent calculation, not an undisclosed commission.

## 4. Evidence, records and safeguards

Naomi may use the home peacefully, keep one registered car in the allocated space, receive visitors and sell or gift the home subject to any statutory site-owner rights. The owner will not unreasonably interfere with occupation and will give reasonable notice for routine access, except where an emergency requires immediate entry.

## 5. Review, escalation and outcome

The park rules require safe parking, no business that causes nuisance, and disposal of waste through the provided service. They do not prohibit ordinary residential visitors or impose a fee merely because ownership changes. Both parties will comply with planning, fire-safety and equality obligations and will raise repairs promptly.

## 6. Reservations and practical protections

A fee review may occur only in the manner and at the time permitted by the agreement and applicable law; the owner will give the required written notice and explain the calculation. A dispute about a review, conduct or termination may be taken to the appropriate tribunal or court, and this document does not promise a particular outcome.

## 7. England and Wales law and completion

This completed fictional agreement is dated 6 June 2034 and is governed by the law of England and Wales. It does not itself grant planning permission or decide whether the site is licensed for a particular use. Notices go to the addresses above, and neither party waives statutory rights or remedies.

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