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TENANT IMPACT REPORT <br /> VINEYARD MOBILE VILLAS <br /> January 2009 <br /> 1. Purpose of Tenant Impact Report. This Tenant Impact Report "TIR" or "Tenant <br /> Impact Report") is being prepared pursuant to California Government Code 66427.5. The <br /> purpose of this TIR is to explain the protections afforded to those Resident Households' that <br /> elect not to purchase a condominium interest in Vineyard Mobile Villas "Park located at <br /> 3263 Vineyard Avenue, Pleasanton, State of California, 94566. All Resident Households will be <br /> afforded the opportunity to either (i) buy the space on which their mobilehome is situated, or (ii) <br /> continue to rent the space on which their mobilehome is situated. Further, if a Resident <br /> Household elects to continue to rent the space on which their mobilehome is situated, then the <br /> rent increases will be set in accordance with the provisions of California Government Code <br /> 66427.5. For purposes of this TIR, the term "mobilehome" shall have the same meaning as <br /> defined under California Civil Code which, among other things, includes a <br /> "manufactured home" as defined under California Health Safety Code 18007. <br /> 1.1 Change of Ownership Rather Than Change of Use. Whenever a mobilehome <br /> park is to be converted from a rental -only park to one where spaces/lots may be owned by the <br /> mobilehome park residents, the Subdivision Map Act, found in the California Government Code <br /> 66427.5, requires the entity which is converting the Park to file a report on the impact that the <br /> conversion to another use will have on residents of the mobilehome park. Some mobilehome <br /> parks are converted to new uses, so that they will not remain mobilehome parks. The impact <br /> from a conversion to another use means closure of the mobilehome park which necessitates the <br /> vacation of property by the residents. This is NOT what is occurring at the Park. The Park is not <br /> being closed and the Residents (as defined in Section 1.2) will not be asked to vacate the <br /> property, but rather, the Residents have available to them additional options that were not <br /> available to them before the conversion occurs. After the issuance and delivery of the final <br /> public report "Final Public Report") issued by the California Department of Real Estate <br /> "DRE the Resident Households will be able to either buy their Condominium Unit from the <br /> Park owner "Park Owner and participate in the operation of the Park through a homeowners' <br /> association "Homeowners' Association or continue to rent their individual spaces; provided, <br /> however, the first sale of spaces and a share in the common area and facilities in the Park will not <br /> 1 "Resident Household" or "Resident Households" means any person(s), entity, or group of person(s) who has a <br /> tenancy in the Park under a Rental Agreement or Lease (as defined under Section 2.1) on the date of the issuance <br /> and delivery of the Final Public Report. Please note that this definition does not mean the same as "Resident" or <br /> "Residents" as defined in Section 1.2 herein. <br /> 2 "Condominium Unit" means the airspace unit which is defined as 1 foot below grade and 40 feet above grade, <br /> with the lateral and horizontal planes demarked by the lot lines established on the ground [in other words, the space <br /> the Resident is currently occupying], plus 11208 fee simple ownership of the common area and facilities and one <br /> membership in the Homeowners' Association to be formed as part of the entitlement process. For those who elect to <br /> remain renters, this means that those households will continue to rent the same space they were renting prior to the <br /> conversion of the Park. <br /> [DMM:aa/1 S91 8 1_4.0O0051308/4640.001] 1 <br />