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Offer payments to a Tenant to vacate more than once in six (6) months, after the Tenant has notified the Owner in writing the Tenant does not desire to receive further offers of payments to vacate; 8. Attempt to coerce
Within fifteen (15) days after notification by a tenant that the tenant claims status as elderly or disabled, an owner who, reasonably and in good faith, believes that a tenant does not meet the requirements of this O.M.C. Article
summary of the specific information to be provided to the Rent Adjustment Program in that notice regarding the particular tenant's unit; c. That within thirty (30) days of vacating the unit, the tenant may notify the owner in writing
Tenant eligibility. A. A tenant household shall be eligible for relocation payments from a property owner under this Chapter if the tenant household is displaced from its rental unit or room due to the city or owner's code compliance
Rent Registration: Tenant FAQs File a Property Owner Petition File Eviction Notices Online Respond to a Tenant Petition for the Rent Adjustment Program Respond to a Loss of Service Complaint Appeal a Rent Adjustment Hearing Decision Pay Rent Adjustment Program
Owner's notice to tenant. Any notice from a property owner to an eligible tenant household to vacate or quit a rental unit or room following the issuance of a notice to vacate, notice to abate life-threatening condition
waiver or alteration of tenants' rights. A delay of enforcement shall not absolve the owner(s) of their obligation to comply with maintenance and habitability standards owed to any tenant. Nor shall a delay of enforcement impair the rights
waiver or alteration of tenants' rights. A delay of enforcement shall not absolve the owner(s) of their obligation to comply with maintenance and habitability standards owed to any tenant of a live work unit. Nor shall a delay
Administration, Reports, and Notices to Owners and Tenants. A. The City Administrator shall report annually on the status of the Rent Adjustment Program to the City Council or to such City Council Committee as the City Council may designate. Such
Tenant protection ordinance. This ordinance shall be known as the "Tenant Protection Ordinance
owner must pay the tenant half of the relocation payment provided for in Section 8.22.450 A. when the termination notice is given to the household and the remaining half when the tenant vacates the unit. 2. The owner must
date the tenant first receives written notice of the existence and scope of this Chapter as required by Section 8.22.060. b. If the decreased housing is ongoing (e.g., a leaking roof), the tenant may file a petition at any point
Disclosures and Notifications. A. Prior to commencing move out negotiations for a rental unit, an owner shall provide each tenant in that rental unit with a written disclosure on a form prescribed by the city, which shall include
Miscellaneous. A. Non-Waivability. The provisions of this Tenant Move Out Agreement Ordinance may not be waived. Any term of any move out agreement, lease, contract, or other agreement which purports to waive or limit a tenant's substantive
owner must pay the tenant the additional payment provided for in Section 8.22.820 B. within fifteen (15) days of the tenant's notice of eligibility or the tenant supplying documentation of the tenant's eligibility. 3. An owner who pays
property owner shall be responsible for providing relocation payments, in the amounts specified in Section 15.60.110, to an eligible tenant household in the form and manner prescribed under this Chapter and any rules and regulations adopted under this Chapter
owner who, reasonably and in good faith, believes that a tenant does not qualify for the additional payment, may request documentation from the tenant demonstrating the tenant's qualification. Such documentation may not include any document that is protected
Threatening the tenant, by word or gesture, with physical harm; 9. Substantially and directly interfering with a Tenant's right to quiet use and enjoyment of a rental housing unit as that right is defined by California law; 10. Fraudulently
Rescission of move out agreements. A. Rescission by Right. A tenant shall have the right to rescind a move out agreement for up to twenty-five (25) days after its execution by all parties, unless the parties agree in writing
Move-back option. A. An eligible tenant household who has experienced temporary or permanent displacement from its rental unit or room due to code enforcement activities shall have the option of moving back into that rental unit or room