Condominium conversion projects approved by the Planning Commission, or the City Council on appeal, shall be subject to at least the following conditions:
(A) Compliance with existing off-street parking requirements for the zone in which the project is located in accordance with § 17.76.030(A)(2) shall be required;
(B) An outdoor area of private open space shall be provided contiguous with each residential ground level unit in accordance with § 17.24.220;
(C) Recreational facilities and recreational open space shall be adequate for the development in accordance with § 17.24.200;
(D) A report from a licensed building inspector, architect or structural engineer shall be provided to all initial prospective buyers indicating the current condition of the roof, electrical system, plumbing, heating and cooling systems, major appliances and built-ins and overall structure;
(E) Compliance with all notification requirements of this chapter, the State Subdivision Map Act and Title 16 shall be required.
(F) Utilities.
(1) Electrical. Each condominium within a building shall have a separate and dedicated electrical service. The electrical service connection to each condominium shall comply with the requirements of the California Electric Code.
(2) Gas. Each condominium within a building shall have a separate and dedicated gas service as a necessary utility.
(3) Sewer. Each condominium within a building shall have a separate and dedicated sewer connection to a common trunk line that leads to the city’s sewer system. Each sewer lateral shall be fitted/retrofitted with a cleanout in compliance with the California Plumbing code.
(4) Water. Each individual condominium within a building shall be served with a separate and dedicated city water service and metering device which shall comply with all applicable local and state laws and standards.
(`78 Code, § 17.83.060.) (Ord. 2874, § 1, 2007; Ord. 1589 § 1 (part), 1981.)