(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) "This has been one of the most quiet and friendliest places I've ever lived," said Nikkole Malan, a seven-year resident of Cedarwood Mobile Home Park. "I think mobile home parks get a bad rap." Moving is not an option for Nikkole Malan, who pays $495 in monthly rent for the Cedarwood Mobile Home Park lot for her 1973 single-wide mobile home, Aug. 9, 2021. Malan is one of 14 families who were given a notice to vacate their space by Jan. 1, 2022, by the property manager. The absence of any tangible relocation assistance, combined with the inability to contact the park owner directly, has her fearing for the housing needs of her and her neighbors.