Housing Relief for Camp Fire Victims at Rancho Chico Mobile Home Park

CHICO, Calif. - Nov. 16, 2018 - PRLog -- Monolith Properties and its Monolith Community Giving Project announced this week the creation of more than 30 housing opportunities at Rancho Chico Mobile Home Park in Chico, California for displaced victims of the recent Camp Fire in nearby Paradise.

"After several discussions with members of our team, most of whom were affected in some way by this terrible fire, we decided to make vacant spaces at Rancho Chico available to our neighbors who lost their homes and need a place to live, either transitionally or indefinitely," said Monolith Properties President Andy Carey.  "Rancho Chico is a manufactured housing community, intended for 100% manufactured homes, but for a period of time we are going to allow RVs in addition to manufactured homes to fill our vacant spaces."

The "Camp Fire Victims Housing Relief Program" as described on a flyer distributed throughout the area offers up to six months of transitional housing space for qualified RV applicants, with discounted rent for those displaced by the Camp Fire.

"Response has been inspiring," says Monolith Properties CFO Mark Weiner. "We created the program last weekend while the fire was raging, announced on Monday, and the phone has been ringing off the hook ever since.  It's nice to be able to offer something meaningful to our neighbors up the hill who have been devastated by the fire.  When the fire exploded we immediately wanted to help, and this was one way that we knew we could do our part.  The community's response has been really amazing."

Victims of the Camp Fire and their families and friends can find more information about the program at RanchoChicoMHP.com or by visiting the community in person.

Rancho Chico is a 212-space, all-age manufactured housing community in Chico.  The mobile home park has a large community clubhouse, laundry facilities, pool and spa.  Many of the homes have attached garages, and several new manufactured homes recently arrived in Rancho Chico and were being completed on site at the time of this writing.

The Monolith Community Giving Project is the philanthropic arm of Monolith Properties, which endeavors to leverage resources, raise funds, distribute information, communicate and gather to help those in need at Monolith's communities.

Monolith Properties is an operator of mobile home parks in Northern California and Oregon.  Mark Weiner is its CFO and dealer and is a licensed CPA.  Monolith Properties President Andy Carey is also the President-elect of WMA, the Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association, and a licensed real estate broker, property manager and loan originator.