Where a tenant in a unit within the same housing accommodation is entitled to enhanced protections under this ordinance, an owner may extend the date by which non-entitled units within the same housing accommodations are required to be sold to be the lesser of either (i) the date the entitled unit must be sold by, or (ii) six years after the non-entitled unit receives a final permit. Owners shall notify board staff if they are seeking this extension when requesting a final permit for non-entitled unit(s).
(C)
When a unit is intended to be sold to family within the fourth degree of kindred but the sale is not executed within six months of the final permit being issued, or if said family member does not maintain ownership for at least two years after the sale. The owner shall submit proof of filing of the master deed and proof of sale of each unit to review board staff within thirty days of each occurrence.
(D)
Where a deed restriction limiting the sale or rental to eligible households is not recorded prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy, or a certificate of occupancy is not required, prior to the initial sale of the unit as a condominium.
(3)
A final conversion permit shall not lapse in the following circumstances:
(A)
When a unit is excluded from the two-year notice period under section
7-64(a)(1)(B) and the unit continues to be occupied by an owner, or a non-rent paying tenant or occupant, as their primary place of residence.
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Ord. No. ) 2019-06, 3-28-2019; Ord. No. 2020-12, 5-14-2020; Ord. No. 2023-17, 7-13-2023; Ord. No. 2025-18, 8-28-2025
Editor's note– Ord. No. 2023-17, adopted July 13, 2023, reorganized §§7-65-7-67. This section 7-65 was previously 7-67.
Effective on: 8/28/2025