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10-2.13B   Interaction of This Section with Other Law; Transitional Provisions.
   (A)   Interaction with other laws. This Section is only intended to delineate and further define the city’s regulation of condominium or cooperative conversions and condominium or cooperative conversion evictions under St. 1983, c. 527, and to not limit the rights of tenants, landlords or any City Agency or authority under any other source of law, contract or agreement which may regulate such conversions or evictions in any type of housing in the city. Should a housing accommodation which is subject to the provisions of this Section also be subject to protections under other law, the tenant, landlord or any City Agency or authority shall be entitled to rely on all protections that may apply under applicable law.
   (B)   Conversion of housing accommodations after rent control enabling authority ended. Where a housing accommodation was first converted to the condominium or cooperative conversion form of ownership after rent control enabling authority lapsed for such housing accommodation, and prior to the adoption of this Section, and the landlord complied with the provisions of Section 4 of Chapter 527 of the Acts of 1983, as amended, regarding notice to tenants of their rights and options with regard to condominium/cooperative conversion evictions, such action shall be deemed to be in compliance with this Section; provided, however, any affected landlord shall notify the Center of such action and the names and addresses of all tenants given such notices within 90 days of the enactment of this Section.
   (C)   Conversion of housing accommodations prior to the lapse of rent control enabling authority — rights of tenants in occupancy at the time of conversion or initial sale. Where a housing accommodation was first converted to the condominium or cooperative conversion form of ownership prior to the lapse of rent control enabling authority, and as of the effective date of this Section there are elderly, handicapped or low or moderate income tenants remaining in occupancy who resided there at the time of conversion or initial sale of the housing accommodation as an individual condominium or cooperative unit, such tenants shall be entitled to the benefits and options provided in Subsection 10-2.10.
(CBC 1985 10-2.13B; Ord. 1999 c. 8, § 4)
Editor’s note:
   Former Subsection 10-2.1313, Regulations and Enforcement, previously codified herein and containing portions of Ordinance 1996 c. 3 was repealed in its entirety by Ordinance 1998 c. 8.
10-2.14   Duties of the Board.
   Certified copies of all policies, rules and regulations of the Board shall be forwarded to the City Clerk who shall forward them forthwith to the City Council.
(Ord. 1972 c. 19; Ord. 1974 c. 13; CBC 1975 Ord. T10 § 11; Ord. 1979 cs. 29, 37; Ord. 1981 c. 8; Ord. 1982 cs. 15, 16, 17, 26, 37; Ord. 1983 cs. 1, 9, 17, 23, 33; CBC 1985 10-2.14)
10-2.15   Suspicious Fires.
   In the event that any owner of property under conversion to condominiums or cooperatives suffers loss in three or more such properties because of fire, the records of the Building Department and the Assessing Department shall indicate such conditions by the addition of the plans, maps, printouts and records of the city of the words “loss by fire” on the affected structures. Any fire in a unit undergoing conversion determined by the Fire Commissioner to be a suspicious origin shall be identified in said plans, maps, printouts and records by the addition of the words “suspicious fire”.
(Ord. 1972 c. 19; Ord. 1974 c. 13; CBC 1975 Ord. T10 § 12; Ord. 1979 cs. 29, 37; Ord. 1981 c. 8; Ord. 1982 cs. 15, 16, 17, 26, 37; Ord. 1983 cs. 1, 9, 17, 23, 33; CBC 1985 10-2.15)
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