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SUPPLEMENT NO. 3
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17.04.100 <br />2. "fen days' notice of hearing on application to convert pursuant to Section 17.04.090; and <br />3. All other notices required by the Subdivision Map Act. <br />Notice shall be supplied to all tenants occupying the units at any time after the filing of the initial notices of intent <br />and said notice shall be given to prospective tenants as well. <br />B. Rent Increase Protection. <br />1. No application for conversion shall be approved if rents have been raised on any unit, whether affecting ex- <br />isting tenants or at change of occupancy, during the period six months prior to the date of approval of the <br />condominium conversion project. The provisions of this subsection shall not apply to conversions proc- <br />essed pursuant to Section 17.04.050(B). <br />2. The leases of tenants continuing to reside in the project during the period between approval of the condo- <br />minium conversion project and sale of the unit shall be under the same terms and conditions as existed at <br />the time of the approval, except that rent may increase at an annual rate equivalent to the Bay Area Con- <br />sumer Price Index or seven percent, whichever is less. No rent increase allowed by this section shall be es- <br />tablished until one year has elapsed from receipt of condominium conversion approval; subsequent rent in- <br />creases shall be allowed no more frequently than annually. The terms and conditions of leases affecting <br />tenants not residing in the project at the time of approval (e.g., upon change of occupancy) shall not be sub- <br />ject to any limitation contained in this section. <br />C. Elderly and Handicapped Tenant Rights. Any elderly or handicapped tenant, as defined in Section 17.04.020, <br />who has occupied a dwelling unit or mobilehome space in a proposed condominium conversion project for I S <br />months or more on the date of approval of the project shall have special leasehold rights. Elderly tenants shall <br />have the right to lease their units for nine years; handicapped tenants shall have the right to lease their units for <br />seven years. Such extended leases shall be under the same terms and conditions as existed at the time of activa- <br />tion of the application, except that rent may increase at an annual rate equivalent to the Bay Area Consumer Price <br />Index or seven percent, whichever is less. Extended leases shall begin as of the date of approval of the condomin- <br />ium conversion. At the time of conversion, any dwelling unit subject to this extended lease provision shall be re- <br />furbished at the expense of the developer in a like manner as those units to be sold as condominiums, and said <br />dwelling unit shall be adequately maintained for the duration of the lease. Refurbishing shall include all cosmetic <br />improvements (painting, linoleum, carpeting, drapes, counters, etc.) as well as any structural changes required of <br />converted units. <br />U. Tenant Relocation Assistance. All persons living in units or occupying mobilehome spaces on the date of ap- <br />proval of the condominium conversion project who choose not to purchase units in the condominium conversion <br />project shall be afforded the relocation assistance included below: <br />1. Relocation assistance provided by a professional property management agency, at the expense of the devel- <br />oper, in finding a comparable replacement rental unit; such assistance shall include, at a minimum, provid- <br />ing rental availability reports and updating same, assisting tenants inspect available units, and providing <br />other personal services related to the relocation of each tenant; <br />2. Moving expenses paid for by the developer in an amount equal to the actual costs for any tenant relocating <br />in the Tri- Valley Area, or $500.00, whichever is less. The city council may adjust the maximum moving <br />expense allowable year to year to reflect increases in costs; <br />3. Utility connection fees paid for by the developer in an amount equal to actual expenses up to a maximum of <br />$100.00. The city council may adjust the amount required in this subsection year to year to reflect increases <br />in costs. <br />E. Tenant Purchase Assistance. Tenants living in units or occupying mobilehome spaces on the date of approval of <br />the condominium conversion project shall be afforded the right to purchase their respective units or another unit <br />in the complex under preferential terms. Preferential terms shall include the following: <br />I. First right to refusal to purchase their own unit; <br />2. Price reduction of $50.00 per month for every month a tenant has resided in the complex, up to a maximum <br />of $1000.00, from the price like units are offered to the general public; <br />(Pleasanton Supp. No. 3, 1 -10) <br />432 <br />
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