(3) The landlord has not been compensated for the work by insurance proceeds;
(4) The building is not subject to a RAP loan in a RAP area designated prior to July 1, 1977;
(5) The landlord files the certification petition no later than five years after the work has been completed;
(6) The cost is not for work required to correct a code violation for which a notice of violation has been issued and remained unabated for 90 days unless the landlord made timely good faith efforts within that 90-day period to commence and complete the work but was not successful in doing so because of the nature of the work or circumstances beyond the control of the landlord. The landlord’s failure to abate within the original 90-day period raises a rebuttable presumption that the landlord did not exercise timely good faith efforts. Any costs attributable to the landlord’s compliance with a Fire Life Safety Notice and Order issued by the Building Official under Sections 107A.16.1 et seq. of the Building Code or the fire code official under Sections 109.3 et seq. of the Fire Code shall not be certified.
(c) Amortization and Cost Allocation. The Board shall establish amortization periods and cost allocation formulas, in accordance with this Section 37.7. Costs shall be allocated to each unit according to the benefit of the work and improvements attributable to such unit.
(1) Application Filed Before [May 1, 2002 or 60 Days Prior to Passage of This Ordinance on Second Reading, Whichever is Later]. The following provisions shall apply to all applications filed before [May 1, 2002 or 60 days prior to passage of this Ordinance on Second Reading, whichever is later].