The subdivider must provide relocation assistance to any tenant who was a resident of the building to be converted at least 60 days before the filing date of the tentative map, as well as on the date of final map approval, and who does not intend to purchase a unit. Such assistance must include the following:
(A) The subdivider must provide each tenant with a complete and current list of available rental units within a three-mile radius of the building being converted, which are comparable in size, price and amenities. This list must be provided with the 180-day notice of tenancy termination as required in Cal. Gov't Code § 66427.1.
(B) The subdivider must pay relocation assistance equaling the cost of three months rent, to each rental household at the time the 180-day notice of tenancy termination is given. If the tenant elects to purchase his or her unit, such relocation assistance must be applied to the cost of the unit.
(C) Any tenant over the age of 62, handicapped as defined in Cal. Health & Safety Code § 50072, disabled as defined in 42 USC § 423(d), and any successor statute or regulation, or residing with one or more minor dependent children, must be given an additional 60 days to relocate beyond the 180-day provision of the Government Code.
(D) In conversion projects of 25 or more dwelling units, the developer must provide a relocation specialist to assist displaced tenants in finding new housing who must be on-site at least biweekly, beginning no later than 15 days after the approval of the tentative map by the city and continuing until the expiration of the tentative map or six months after the approval of the final map, whichever occurs first.
(Ord. 1169, passed 2-5-07)