E. Unit must be affordable to tenants at a specific income level pursuant to statute,
regulation, restrictive declaration, or pursuant to a regulatory agreement with a local,
state, or federal government entity(exemption under subdivision 6 of section 214 of the
Real Property Law);
F. Unit is on or within a housing accommodation owned as a condominium or cooperative,
or unit is on or within a housing accommodation subject to an offering plan submitted to
the office of the attorney general (exemption under subdivision 7 of section 214 of the
Real Property Law);
G. Unit is in a housing accommodation that was issued a temporary or permanent certificate
of occupancy within the past 30 years (only if building received the certificate on or after
January 1st, 2009) (exemption under subdivision 8 of section 214 of the Real Property
Law);
H. Unit is a seasonal use dwelling unit under subdivisions 4 and 5 of section 7-108 of the
General Obligations Law (exemption under subdivision 9 of section 214 of the Real
Property Law);
I. Unit is in a hospital as defined in subdivision 1 of section 2801 of the Public Health Law,
continuing care retirement community licensed pursuant to Article 46 or 46-A of the
Public Health Law, assisted living residence licensed pursuant to Article 46-B of the
Public Health Law, adult care facility licensed pursuant to Article 7 of the Social Services
Law, senior residential community that has submitted an offering plan to the attorney
general, or not-for-profit independent retirement community that offers personal
emergency response, housekeeping, transportation and meals to their residents
(exemption under subdivision 10 of section 214 of the Real Property Law);