Sec. 2.09.110. - General.
A.
The responsibility to represent a tenant, with or without funding allocations and
availability of a program, does not rest with the city attorney's office nor will
the city attorney's office represent any landlord or tenant.
B.
Nothing in this division creates a procedural or substantive right to the benefit
of an individual and nothing in this division may be interpretated to obligate, interfere,
or direct a court.
C.
Nothing in this division binds future funding appropriations.
D.
The provisions of this division do not apply to contractual relationships for accommodations
such as: hotel, motel, boarding house, guest house, short-term rental, transitional
or emergency housing; employers providing employee housing; university owned and operated
housing; fraternities and sororities, residences at a public or private community
residential facility all as defined in chapter 38; or a facility providing medical, geriatric, counseling, or religious services.
E.
Nothing in this division requires a tenant to obtain legal services, a landlord or
tenant to participate in mediation, or any person to forego other rights they may
have.
(Ord. No. 2025-11, § 1, 12-16-2025)