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Chapter 20.220. Such loans and grants shall be made only for the reasonable cost of repairs necessary to make low income rental units habitable and for the reasonable cost of any other repairs to the building in which such units
time for compliance as provided in Section 22.220.080 of this chapter, the cost of the repairs necessary to make the unit habitable does not exceed the amount which the owner may be required to contribute as provided in subsections
repairs, alterations, and improvements required to make the building or premises fit for human habitation or other use, and the repair work, in the Director's opinion, is progressing at a satisfactory rate
Duty to repair and rent—Termination conditions. A. The owner's duty to repair low-income rental units that can feasibly be made habitable and the owner's duty to make a good-faith effort to rent low-income rental
conditions causing the building, structure or portion thereof to be unfit for human habitation or other use shall be included in the cost estimate; 2. All repair costs shall be based on estimates calculated from the "Home-Tech Remodeling
paid costs and expenses incurred by the City in connection with the repair of low-income rental units or buildings that can feasibly be made habitable. B. Money from the following sources shall be deposited in the fund: 1. Such
available for rental and occupancy; 2. May enter into any contracts necessary to repair and improve the building and to make uninhabitable low-income rental units habitable; 3. May apply for and accept loans and grants from the City
Repaired, or demolished and removed, if the estimated cost of repairing the conditions causing the building or structure to be unsafe or unfit for human habitation or other use is more than 50 percent of the replacement value
feasible to repair. D. The owner's required contribution to the repair of a unit shall be unlimited to the extent that the unit is not habitable because the owner has: 1. Wilfully or wantonly failed to comply with applicable
rent any building or premises found to be unfit for human habitation or other use from and after the date specified in a Director's order to repair, alter, or improve, vacate and close, or demolish and remove a building
premises is unfit for human habitation or other use pursuant to Section 22.208.010, the Director shall further determine, using the standards set forth in Section 22.208.020, whether the building should be: 1. Repaired, altered or improved; 2. Vacated and closed
habitable, then he or she shall issue and cause to be served upon the owner in the manner provided in subsection D and shall post in a conspicuous place on the property, an order requiring the owner to repair, alter
Duty to repair and rent—Administrative relief. In accordance with the procedures specified in Section 22.220.130, the Director may provide full or partial relief from the duty to offer low-income rental units for rent and/or the duty to make
Failure to rent or repair—Administrative investigation and determination. A. Inspection. The Director shall inspect any building that he or she has reason to believe contains low-income rental units that the owner is not making a good-faith effort
habitable, and, where applicable, the corrective action which the owner must take to make any low income rental unit habitable and the amount of assistance which may be available to the owner as determined by the Director of Housing
used in the structure. If the building or structure is so damaged that the original materials cannot be determined, repair costs shall be estimated using the materials identified under the applicable building quality classification in the Square Foot Cost Estimating
Maintain heat in all habitable rooms, baths, and toilet rooms at an inside temperature, as measured at a point 3 feet above the floor and 2 feet from exterior walls, of at least 68 degrees Fahrenheit between the hours