§ 367.12 Certificate of Disclosure for Real Property and Notice of Violation; Fee
   (a)   No person, agent, firm or corporation shall sell or transfer real property, or enter into a contract for the sale or transfer of real property without furnishing to the purchaser a Certificate of Disclosure addressing the condition of the property, including its current lead status for real property with rental units, which Certificate shall be in a form prescribed by the Director of Building and Housing. The Certificate of Disclosure shall include all active Notices of Violation associated with the property. No transfer shall be completed without the furnishing of the Certificate of Disclosure. If the purchaser or transferee is not provided with the Certificate required by this section, the purchaser or transferee may rescind any agreement for purchase, and, if the transfer has been completed, shall have the right to demand that the transferor accept a transfer of the interest conveyed in the property and may file in any court with jurisdiction to specifically enforce that right.
   (b)   A request for a Certificate of Disclosure shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable fee of sixty dollars ($60.00).
   (c)   The requirements of division (a) and (b) of this Section 367.12 shall not apply when the real property at subject is a vacant lot, defined as a parcel that does not contain any permanent lawful occupied structure; or when both parties to the sale or transfer or contract for sale or transfer are Governmental Entities.
(Ord. No. 1039-2023. Passed 2-5-24, eff. 2-6-24)