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RV park or mobile home park? Battle over semantics has major implications in Colorado.

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The T Lazy W Park in Grand Lake, Colorado, has 55 RV and trailer sites, with another 23 mobile home units. The park's owners only come during the summer months as the park doesn't have running water or sewage systems during the winter. The state says it's a mobile home park subject to the Mobile Home Park Act, a series of laws aimed at protecting low-income residents.

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RV park or mobile home park? Battle over semantics has major implications in Colorado.

The park's lawsuit against the state is one of two legal battles that cut to the core of Colorado's recent legislation: Which communities, exactly, should be counted as mobile home parks and afforded increased protections?

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