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/" 121 Division Street, be adopted, subject to the following conditions: (1) that the process of conversion be in compliance with the provisions of Chapter 15, Title II of the Ordinance Code of theCity of Pleasanton (CondominiumConversion Projects); (2) that two parking spaces per unit be provided for the project to be located and installed in a manner approved by the Planning Division; (3) that the structural, heat loss, and acoustic characteristics of the project be evaluated by certified experts who shall furnish recommendations in writing as to how, if necessary, the project can be modified to meet the current standards enforced by the City as found in the 1979 Uniform Housing and Uniform Building Codes and Title 24 of the California Administrative Code; (4) that the subdivision be processed either through the stan- dard parcel map or tentative and final map procedures of the city; (5) that ~he developer be aware that additional requirements of subdivision may include but shalX not necessarily be limited to dedication to Alameda County Flood Control of that portion of the subject property from the top of bank of the Arroyo del Valle t~ property line within the channel, submittal of an on-site existing utility plan, submittal for approval by the City of the project CC&R's and an agreement that the homeowners association shall be responsible for the payment of water and sewez' fees; (6) that prior to filing a final or parcel map, the developer shall execute am~ cord an agreement incorporating the terms and conditions of the conversion approval binding the developer and any successor in interest to provide the assistance to tenants and to improve the project in accordance with Chapter 15 of the Ordinamce Code of the City of Pleasanton, the agreement shall be recorded and a copy shall be provided to each tenant occupying a unit on the date of approval of the condomini~m, conversion project, the agreement shall run to the benefit of any tenant occupFin~ a unit on the date of the approval of the condominium conversion project and may re- quire bonds to assure the completion of improvements in accordance with project approval; and (7) that there may be additional fire safety requirements under ~he 1979 Uniform Fire Code beyond those contained in the 1979 Uniform Building Code as adopted and enforced by the City. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Butler, Kephart, Mobr, Wood, and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: None ~pplication of Marshall and Louise Perry~ et al,..to convert. save.pry-three rental dwelling units to condominiums. These units are located at 2451 throuF~h 2.}29 Santa Rite Road Mr. Harris p~ented" his report '(SR 81':358) acted OCtober '6, 198i, ~egar'ding""this matter. Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing open on this item. Mr. Cil Bathes, 147 Bernal Avenue, representing the applicant, stated the rents were raised last month at these apartments. He stated that Mr. Perry, St., was not aware of the requirement relating to this matter. Mr. Barbee stated that Mr. Perry would rebate the rent and would like permission to raise the rent $25.00 for c;ost of living expenses since it had been over a year since the rent had been raised. Councilmember Mohr asked if the apartments were short eighteen parking spaces. Mr. Barbee advised there was always ample parking and at the time the complex was built, it was over-built for parking. He requested a waiver on the eighteen parking spaces. Mr. Marshall Perry, St., stated it bad only been ten months since the last rent increase. He explained that Marshall Perry, Jr., took care of a portion of the business for these apartments, and that he, Mr. Perry, St., was unaware of the ordinance prohibiting rent increases during the six month period preceding approval. 14. 10/13/8