(4) Include the following statements in a size equal to at least 14-point type: “Under Section 1396(e)(4) of San Francisco’s Subdivision Code, a property owner may not convert a building into a condominium where: (A) a senior, disabled, or catastrophically ill tenant has vacated a unit under a buyout agreement after October 31, 2014, or (B) two or more tenants who are not senior, disabled, or catastrophically ill have vacated units under buyout agreements, if the agreements were entered after October 31, 2014 and within the ten years prior to the condominium conversion application. A ‘senior’ is a person who is 60 years or older and has been residing in the unit for ten years or more at the time of the Buyout Agreement; a ‘disabled’ tenant is a person who is disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act (Title 42 United States Code Section 12102) and has been residing in the unit for ten years or more at the time of Buyout Agreement; and a ‘catastrophically ill’ tenant is a person who is disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act (Title 42 United States Code Section 12102) and who is suffering from a life threatening illness and has been residing in the unit for five years or more at the time of the Buyout Agreement. Do you believe that you are senior, disabled, or catastrophically ill as those terms are defined above? Yes ____ No ____ I don’t know ____ I prefer not say ____. “ The question listed in this subsection (f)(4) shall appear in the Buyout Agreement once for each tenant who is a party to the Buyout Agreement. Next to each question shall be a line for the tenant to affix his or her initials.