(b) In the event an elderly, disabled or low or moderate income tenant is seeking public or subsidized housing and requires a judgment for possession to be issued in order to obtain emergency status or other preference/priority necessary to access such housing or housing subsidy program on an expedited basis, such tenant shall continue to be entitled to the relocation benefit whether or not the tenant has vacated by the end of the notice period, so long as the tenant vacated the unit within 90 days of the judgment or such longer period as agreed upon by the parties or established by the court.
(3) Assistance in securing comparable housing for elderly, disabled and low or moderate income tenants. Where an elderly, disabled or low to moderate income tenant has received or is entitled to receive a notice pursuant to this Subsection, the landlord shall assist the tenant to locate accessible, appropriately sized, comparable rental housing within the city and, if requested by the tenant, within the same neighborhood of the city where the tenant resides, for a rent which is equal to or less than the rent which such tenant had been paying for the housing accommodation at the time of receipt of the notice. The OHS shall assist landlords and tenants in identifying accessible, appropriately sized, comparable rental housing.
(4) Right to purchase unit.