Mobile Homes rules and regulations

[MaceyDacey7]

I live in a lodge overlooking a lake, it is beautiful. There are approx 500 homes based here, mostly lodges and of different sizes. This is a residential site, we own our homes/decking outright, and rent the ground and garden area. Many of the lodge owners have constructed canopies/porches or similar over the front entrance of their lodge without consulting the management company. My husband and I thought we would do the right thing and ask if if would be okay for us to build a small conservatory to the front of our lodge, in keeping with the colour scheme etc. Originally we were told yes , a few hours later I received a telephone call to say, no you can't have it built. I asked to know the reason why and I would like a letter of explanation. Nothing has been forthcoming. We are of senior years the owner of the site is very intimidating and we don't want " to rock the boat " as rumour has it he threatens people with eviction if one steps out of line so to speak. I don't know how we stand legally, we have not found any reference to this issue in our agreement or park rules

[Phaeton]

It may help if you could post up any contracts or rules that you have, suitably redacted with your names, site names etc.

[MaceyDacey7]

Hi, thank you for your post, our agreement or park rules won't help really, it's a fairly generic question on the legalities of first being told yes, go ahead, and then bein told no you can't,

[Phaeton]

But if in the agreement it says that you must seek the owners approval before any 'extensions' are built & they have said No, I'm not sure what you can do, other than point out that others have extended the property & you feel it is unfair to not let you.