(d) All notices terminating tenancy pursuant to subsection 13.76.130(A)(7) shall include the following: the existence and potential availability of relocation assistance under subsection 13.76.130(A)(8)(g); the existence of tenant protections for families with minor children as defined in Subsection 13.76.130(A)(8)(k); the name and relationship of any qualified relative for purposes of Subsection 13.76.130(A)(8)(b); and the landlord’s ownership interest in any residential properties in the City where such interest, in any form whatsoever, is ten percent (10%) or greater. The landlord shall, within ten days of giving notice, file a copy of the notice terminating tenancy with the Board.
(e) The landlord may not recover possession under this Subsection (13.76.130(A)(8)) if a comparable unit, owned by the landlord in the City, was, at the time of the landlord’s decision to seek to recover possession of the rental unit, already vacant and available, or if a comparable unit, owned by the landlord in the City, thereafter becomes vacant at any time until the earlier of the tenant’s surrender of possession of the premises or the entry of a judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction awarding possession of the premises to the landlord. In an action by or against the tenant, evidence that a comparable unit was vacant and available within ninety days prior to the date of a notice terminating the tenant’s tenancy shall create a presumption that such unit was vacant and available at the time of the landlord’s decision to seek to recover possession of the premises. "Presumption" means that the court must find the existence of the presumed fact unless and until the contrary is proven by a preponderance of the evidence.