Many local residents headed to Oakland yesterday for the meeting that would decide the future of their homes and neighborhoods. According to Eastbay Directors part of the concern stemmed from the utility district’s contentions that many of the homes in the parks are in poor condition and are no longer mobile. Ultimately it was decided that the homes and the residents can stay because the parks are profitable for the district, reportedly to the tune of 400-600 thousand dollars per year and the homes are having little to no impact on the Lake’s water quality. The trade off however is that the parks now have some new restrictions on what improvements can be made to the homes.