The floating home owner, after receiving written notice of objection from the floating
home moorage owner or operator, fails to abate a nuisance on such person's floating
home, or causes substantial damage to the floating home moorage, property, or substantially
interferes with the comfort, safety, or enjoyment of other floating home owners at
the floating home moorage;
E.
The floating home moorage owner or operator elects to change the use of the moorage
site to a permitted commercial use other than a floating home moorage and gives at
least six months' advance written notice to the owner of the floating home moored
at the site to vacate the site; provided, that: (1) such demand for removal is not
contrary to any existing valid agreement between the moorage owner or operator and
the floating home owner; and (2) the moorage owner or operator, prior to eviction,
manifests the determination to change the use of the property to a use other than
that of a floating home moorage site by obtaining all permits which are necessary
to change the use to which the property is devoted, including but not limited to any
shoreline substantial development permits and building permits which may be required,
and by taking one or more of the following actions:
1.
Entering into one or more contracts or leases with new tenants or users for the new
use of the property,
2.
Obtaining financing for the purpose of paying all or a substantial portion of the
cost of converting the property to the new use,
3.
Taking any other action which reasonably demonstrates that the moorage site will in
fact be converted to the new use;
F.