Rejected petition: Extend Ofwat Water Resale Rules to Protect Leisure Holiday Park Owners
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Extend Ofwat water resale rules to non-residential holiday parks to cap charges, ensure fair cost splitting, and mandate full billing transparency
Non-residential holiday parks are excluded from Ofwat's Maximum Resale Price rules. Park operators can levy uncapped, unitemized water charges on top of high site fees. Operators often pass commercial costs (like pools, clubhouses, and rental fleets) onto private owners without clear billing transparency, or meter readings. Parliament must extend Ofwat rules to non-residential holiday parks to cap water resale charges, mandate itemized billing, and ensure fair cost allocation add meter options.
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According to this document from Ofwat, a mobile home site owner is included in the maximum re-sale charge https://www.ofwat.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/prs_lft_guidetowresalexlprint.pdf. The document also states that: "The reseller must provide you with all of the information they have used to work out your bill. They should also explain clearly how your charges have been calculated. They must provide this in writing and must not charge you for it."
We also have this open petition which you may wish to sign:
'Require park home site owners to allow individual water meters'
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/778283We only reject petitions that don’t meet the petition standards.