August News

August 2026 News  

Mission View West 

Water Exercise - Mon, Wed, Thurs. - 11:00

Food Delivery - Every Thursday - About  9:30 to 9:45

If you have large items to throw away, do not put them by the garbage bins, call Norma 760-757-2856 and she will arrange for Waste Management to pick them up at your house. 

2026 California Mobilehome Residency Law link —-  https://mhphoa.com/mrl/html

It’s easy to keep up to date on news if you use the Mission View West blog spot.  —— https://thedonnacooper.blogspot.com/

There is no single law that bans grilling entirely in Oceanside, but there are some bans with strict safety regulations. Grilling outside at a mobile home park is governed by a combination of state fire codes, local fire department guidelines, and some places there might be some individual park rules.    

Single-Family Backyards

If you are grilling in the backyard of a detached, single-family home, there are no special permit requirements. However, the Oceanside Fire Department and CAL FIRE enforce general outdoor safety parameters:  

• Combustible Clearance: Grills must be positioned well away from home siding, deck railings, fences, eaves, and overhanging tree branches.  
• Safe Coals Disposal: Coals must be left to cool completely inside the grill before being transferred to a secure, non-combustible metal container. Never put coals in plastic, paper, or wooden trash bins. 

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Brother Benno’s food request for August - 4 boxes of meat, 1 box of eggs, 1 box of fresh food,  4 boxes from the pantry, which include: condiments, dry beans, rice, nuts, noodles, spaghetti, peanut butter, 4 nutrition bar boxes, 20 cans (tuna, Spam, fruit, green beans and corn), coffee, tea, sweets, honey, popcorn, wheat thins,Trisects, Cheerios, granola, and oatmeal.

July News

Mission View West - July 2026 News

Water Exercise - Mon, Wed, Thurs. - 11:00

Food Delivery - Every Thursday - About  9:30 to 9:45

Please come to our “Summer Get Together”, July 31st, 5:00 - For more details, please go by and see Susie, 23 Bahia Ln., or see Kelly at 8 Bahia Ln.

If you see dogs running loose in the park, don’t knock on Norma’s door after work hours, call the Animal Shelter. They will come and pick up strays - Phone: 619-299-7012  And for more information - Email: info@sdhumane.org

Please pick up after your dogs and help keep our park clean.

It’s easy to keep up to date on news if you use the Mission View West blog spot.  —— https://thedonnacooper.blogspot.com/

Thanks to all of you who attended the OMHA Meeting on June 18th. Oceanside Manufactured Homeowners Alliance - OMHA - 2026 rent-control advocacy, annual membership dues are \(\$10\). You can support mobile home advocacy! Get a membership form via the OMHA Homepage or by picking up a form from Linda Slater, Membership Chairman at 107 Bahia.  

Here are some of the key details:

• Membership & Donations: Dues are \(\$10\), primarily directed toward candidates supporting Oceanside’s 16B Rent Control Ordinance.

Brother Benno’s food request for July - 4 boxes of meat, 1 box of eggs, 1 box of fresh food,  4 boxes from the pantry, which include: condiments, dry beans, rice, nuts, noodles, spaghetti, peanut butter, 4 nutrition bar boxes, 20 cans (tuna, Spam, fruit, green beans and corn), coffee, tea, sweets, honey, popcorn, wheat thins,Trisects, Cheerios, granola, and oatmeal.

Thursday, June 18th meeting

YOU ARE INVITED:

To an update from your Park Representative, Donna Cooper:

• Thursday, June 18, at 5:30 pm

• Mission View West Clubhouse

Meet Emily Gonzalez, OMHA’s supported candidate for Oceanside City Council. Learn about her priorities and how they would benefit mobilehome residents.

Hear Chair Penny Russell share an update on OMHA and Oceanside’s mobilehome parks, including upcoming rent increases and when they will take effect.

Mission View West was in an evacuation alert zone during the June 8 Airport fire, and another nearby fire followed two days later at Camp Pendleton. Hear how Penny Russell’s park, Laguna Vista, was prepared and evacuated when ordered, and join the discussion on strengthening Mission View West’s emergency plan.

Did you get a charge of $19 on your latest utility bill? It’s likely this charge is not a charge that can legitimately be charged to residents. What do you think should be done, if anything? Sarah Hermanns will tell us more.

 

Don’t forget to join us for snacks 

and ice cream sundaes

                            and catch up with your neighbors!

JUNE 2026

MISSION VIEW WEST 

NEWS LETTER 

Water Exercise - Mon, Wed, Thurs. - 11:00

Food Delivery - Every Thursday - About  9:30 to 9:45 

IMPORTANT!! OMHA & PARK MEETING - June 18th, 5:30

KEEP OUR PARK CLEAN. Pick up after your dogs! 

Park Notice - POT LUCK and PLANNING MEETING Paused  -----   Read the blog or newsletter for updates. We have a committee that is working on a summer get together that will be in July.  Contact Suzi, 23 Bahia if you want to help.

It’s easy to keep up to date on news if you use our blog spot.  —— https://thedonnacooper.blogspot.com/

For Oceanside Manufactured Homeowners Alliance - OMHA - 2026 rent-control advocacy, annual membership dues are \(\$10\). Support mobile home advocacy! Get a membership form via the OMHA Homepage or by picking up a form from Linda Slater, Membership Chairman at 107 Bahia.  

Here are some of the key details:

• Membership & Donations: Dues are \(\$10\), primarily directed toward candidates supporting Oceanside’s 16B Rent Control Ordinance.

Park and OMHA meeting for June will feature guest, Emily Gonzales who is running for city council, District 2 (our district), and also OMHA officers will be on hand to answer your questions. 

Here is the link for Emily’s website —-  https://www.d2oside.org/

Brother Benno’s food request for June - 4 boxes of meat, 1 box of eggs, 1 box of fresh food,  4 boxes from the pantry, which include: condiments, dry beans, rice, nuts, noodles, spaghetti, peanut butter, 4 nutrition bar boxes, 20 cans (tuna, Spam, fruit, green beans and corn), coffee, tea, sweets, honey, popcorn, wheat thins,Trisects, Cheerios, granola, and oatmeal.

MRL 2026 ON LINE

2026 California Mobilehome Residency Law

https://mhphoa.com/mrl/html

May 2026

MISSION VIEW WEST MOBILE HOME PARK 

NEWS

MAY 2026

Water Exercise - Mon, Wed, Thurs. - 11:00

Food Delivery - Every Thursday - About  9:30 to 9:45 

POT LUCK and PLANNING MEETING Paused  -----   Read the blog or newsletter for updates. 

https://thedonnacooper.blogspot.com/

I am calling a special meeting to discuss what you would like to do regarding holiday potluck dinners. Wednesday, May 13th at 1:00 PM. Please attend. 

Thank you to all our new and existing OMHA memberships for the 2026 year. Your memberships and donations are greatly appreciated.  

OMHA works to protect rent control and advocate for residents, and your support truly matters. Annual membership dues are $10.00, with most of the funds going directly to candidates who support and protect mobile home rent control. Together, we can stay informed and protect our community.

If you haven’t joined and want a membership form, you can pick one up from Linda Slater, membership chairman at 107 Bahia or you can come by my place at 72 Madra Ln.

The City Engineer told me that we will be getting a traffic signal at the intersection of 141 and 140 Douglas Drive. It is being funded by a private development group that is linked to the North Rivers Farms project that is off North River Road. He does not know exactly when the signal will go in, but does know the plans are complete. He said that they are waiting for one more component. 

May food list —- 4 boxes of meat, 1 box of eggs, 1 box of fresh food,  4 boxes from the pantry, which include: condiments, nuts, noodles, spaghetti, peanut butter, 4 nutrition bar boxes, 20 cans (tuna, Spam, fruit, green beans and corn), coffee, tea, sweets, honey, popcorn, wheat thins,Trisects, Cheerios, granola, and oatmeal

North River Farms

 Major Road and Traffic Projects Tied to North River Farms

These are some of the most significant off-site improvements required as part of the development approval.

1) College Boulevard Bridge Expansion

Widening from 4 lanes to 6 lanes

Includes improved pedestrian and bicycle facilities

Intended to increase traffic capacity and evacuation routes

Estimated cost: about $4.5 million 

Status: Construction has been underway in phases in recent years.

2) North River Road Widening

Expansion to more than double the existing width

One of the largest transportation changes tied to the project

Designed to accommodate increased traffic from the development 

This project often appears under:

Subdivision improvement plans

Traffic mitigation measures

3) Highway 76 Intersection Improvements

Improvements to multiple intersections along State Route 76

Coordination with Caltrans

Focus on traffic flow and safety 

Typical work includes:

Signal upgrades

Turn lanes

Traffic control changes

4) Vandegrift Boulevard / North River Road Turn Lane

New turning lane added at the intersection

Intended to reduce congestion and improve safety 

5) Douglas Bridge Expansion Contribution

Developer required to contribute funding toward expansion of the bridge

Supports regional traffic circulation