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DRAFT FOR ATTORNEY REVIEW — NOT FINAL

Section 1954

Citation
Section 1954
Parent Document
CABINDA v. Santa Monica Rent Control Bd., 95 Cal. Rptr. 2d 676 (2000)
Jurisdiction
California (state)
Effective Date
2000-08-23

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These provisions demonstrate the Legislature's desire to preserve to local government and other local entities particular aspects of regulatory oversight, while occupying the remainder of the field itself. Thus, the Legislature did not preserve to local government or its agency the authority to approve or disapprove the amount of a new rental rate contained on an owner's registration form following a vacancy. In fact, the only information a local agency can require an owner to provide as part of the agency's monitoring or regulating of evictions pursuant to section 1954.53, subdivision (e) is the name of the former and present tenants. (§ 1947.7, subd. (g).) This limitation further indicates that the Legislature did not intend to preserve an oversight role for the local agency when owners implemented rent increases pursuant to Costa-Hawkins. Regulation 3301, subdivision (m) requires the owner to provide more information upon re-registration of a unit after a vacancy. The same information is required under regulation 13008, subdivision (b). That aspect of the Board's regulations is in conflict with section 1947.7, subdivision (g) of the Petris Act.