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3. If the Property Owner increases rents following a Transfer of Ownership <br /> by less than the maximum permitted under subparagraphs I and 2 of this paragraph D, <br /> then the Property Owner shall have the right in the following year or years to increase the <br /> rents by the difference between the maximum permitted rent increase under <br /> subparagraphs 1 and 2 of this paragraph and the actual rent increase actually imposed. <br /> 4. Except as provided in subparagraph 3 of this paragraph I), any rent <br /> increase pursuant to subparagraphs I and 2 of this paragraph D shall be imposed <br /> immediately upon a Transfer of Ownership. <br /> E. If as a result of a death of the Property Owner, the Property Owner's heirs are <br /> forced to sell the Park to pay federal estate taxes, a new owner may request the City to increase <br /> rents to cover increased property taxes. It is within the sole discretion of the City whether to <br /> grant such request. <br /> V. LONG TERM LEASES <br /> A. Long-term Lease. The Property Owner may offer to any Resident or to any <br /> prospective Resident a Long-term Lease or other agreement under Civil Code, Section 798.17 <br /> (c). If the Property Owner offers to a Resident or prospective Resident a Long-term Lease or <br /> other agreement, the Property Owner shall provide the Resident or prospective Resident a copy <br /> of this Agreement and inform the Resident or prospective Resident that this Agreement <br /> determines how space rents will be calculated in the absence of a Long term Lease or other <br /> agreement. If a long term lease or other agreement is offered to a prospective Resident, the <br /> prospective Resident shall have thirty days from the date the Lease/agreement is first offered to <br /> review the Lease/agreement and this Agreement and to accept or reject the Lease/agreement. <br /> The prospective Resident shall have the right to rescind the Lease/agreement after signing it by <br /> notifying the Property Owner in writing within 72 hours of the execution of the <br /> Lease/agreement. It shall be a breach of this Agreement for the Property Owner to coerce or <br /> directly or indirectly influence a Resident or prospective Resident to enter into a Long-term <br /> Lease or other agreement under Civil Code, Section 798.17 (c). <br /> B. Form of Lease. Long-term Leases shall be tailored to meet the needs of the <br /> Property Owner but shall be in substantially the form attached hereto as Exhibit "C" entitled <br /> "Mobilehome Park Lease." The City Attorney's office shall approve the form of any Long-term <br /> Lease to be offered to a Resident. It shall be a breach of this Agreement for any form of Long- <br /> term Lease to be offered to a Resident which has not been approved by the City Attorney's <br /> office. <br /> C. Effect of Condemnation. The Property Owner may make leases subject to <br /> termination upon condemnation or sale in lieu of condemnation. <br /> 6 <br />