Cal. Civ. Code § 38-12-208

(1) (a) 
Upon granting judgment for possession by the landlord in a forcible entry and
detainer action, the court shall immediately issue a writ of restitution which
the landlord shall take to the sheriff. In addition, if a money judgment has
been requested in the complaint and if service was accomplished by personal
service, the court shall determine and enter judgment for any amounts due to
the landlord and shall calculate a pro rata daily rent amount that must be paid
for the home to remain in the park. The court may rely upon information
provided by the landlord or the landlord's attorney when determining the pro
rata daily rent amount to be paid by the home owner. Upon receipt of the writ
of restitution, the sheriff shall serve notice in accordance with the
requirements of section 13-40-108, C.R.S., to the home owner of the court's
decision and entry of judgment.

(b) The
notice of judgment must state that, at a specified time not less than thirty
days from the entry of judgment, which may be extended to not more than sixty
days after the entry of judgment if the home owner has prepaid no later than
thirty days after the court ruling to the landlord an amount equal to a pro
rata share of rent for each day following the expiration of the initial
thirty-day period after the court's ruling that the mobile home owner will
remain on the premises, and in instances where the mobile home must be removed
from the mobile home lot, the sheriff shall return to serve a writ of
restitution and superintend the peaceful and orderly removal of the mobile home
under that order of court. The notice of judgment must also advise the home
owner, in instances where the mobile home must be removed from the mobile home
lot, to prepare the mobile home for removal from the premises by removing the
skirting, disconnecting utilities, attaching tires, and otherwise making the
mobile home safe and ready for highway travel.

(c) 
Should the home owner fail to have the mobile home safe and ready for physical
removal from the premises or should inclement weather or other unforeseen
problems occur at the time specified in the notice of judgment, the landlord
and the sheriff may, by written agreement, extend the time for the execution of
the writ of restitution to allow time for the landlord to arrange to have the
necessary work done or to permit the sheriff's execution of the writ of
restitution at a time when weather or other conditions will make removal less
hazardous to the mobile home.

(d) If
the mobile home is not removed from the landlord's land on behalf of the mobile
home owner within the time permitted by the writ of restitution, then the
landlord and the sheriff shall have the right to take possession of the mobile
home for the purposes of removal and storage. The liability of the landlord and
the sheriff in such event shall be limited to gross negligence or willful and
wanton disregard of the property rights of the home owner. The responsibility
to prevent freezing and to prevent wind and weather damage to the mobile home
lies exclusively with those persons who have a property interest in the mobile
home; except that the landlord may take appropriate action to prevent freezing,
to prevent wind and weather damage, and to prevent damage caused by vandals.

(e) 
Reasonable removal and storage charges and the costs associated with preventing
damage caused by wind, weather, or vandals can be paid by any party in
interest. Those charges will run with the mobile home, and whoever ultimately
claims the mobile home will owe that sum to the person who paid it.

(2) (a) 
Prior to the issuance of said writ of restitution, the court shall make a
finding of fact based upon evidence or statements of counsel that there is or
is not a security agreement on the mobile home being subjected to the writ of restitution.
A written statement on the mobile home owner's application for tenancy with the
landlord that there is no security agreement on the mobile home shall be prima
facie evidence of the nonexistence of such security agreement.

(b) In
those cases where the court finds there is a security agreement on the mobile
home subject to the writ of restitution and where that holder of the security
agreement can be identified with reasonable certainty, then, upon receipt of
the writ of restitution, the plaintiff shall promptly inform the holder of such
security agreement as to the location of the mobile home, the name of the
landlord who obtained the writ of restitution, and the time when the mobile
home will be subject to removal by the sheriff and the landlord.

(3) The
remedies provided in part 1 of this article and article 40 of title 13, C.R.S.,
except as inconsistent with this part 2, shall be applicable to this part 2.