(a) Developer right to temporarily relocate. If cooperative conversion requires work that endangers the health or safety of tenants, a developer:
(1) Must not begin work until endangered tenants with extended leases have been temporarily relocated; and
(2) May temporarily relocate an endangered tenant with an extended lease after one hundred eighty (180) days from filing the notice of intent to convert.
(b) Unit available within building. If a comparable unit is available within the same building or complex, a developer must relocate a tenant to that unit:
(1) After at least thirty (30) days' written notice; and
(2) At rent and other lease provisions at least as favorable to the tenant as under the extended lease.
(c) Unit not available within building. If a comparable unit is not available within the same building or complex, the developer may require a tenant to temporarily leave the extended lease unit after:
(1) Giving the tenant at least one hundred eighty (180) days' written notice; and
(2) Paying the tenant an amount equal to three (3) months' rent under the extended lease.
(d) Return to unit.
(1) After a developer gives notice that work on a unit has been completed, the developer must allow the tenant to return to the extended lease unit within sixty (60) days.
(2) The term of an extended lease begins upon the return of the tenant to the extended lease unit.
(e) Moving expenses. Within fifteen (15) days, a developer must pay or reimburse all tenant expenses reasonably incurred in moving from or returning to the unit under an extended lease. (1985 L.M.C., ch. 39, § 1.)