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park accommodations in Boston, which may result from the discontinuance of use as a mobile home park, especially for tenants of low or moderate income or elderly persons on fixed incomes. In making such a determination the Board shall review
Rental Dwelling Unit Delivery Standards. Whenever a rental unit is turned over to a new tenant, said rental unit must be delivered in a safe and sanitary condition. Absentee owners must provide the occupants and city officials with appropriate contact
grant any upward adjustment of the maximum rent for a controlled housing accommodation, if, upon petition of the tenant, it determines that the affected controlled housing accommodation does not comply with Chapter II of the commonwealth’s Sanitary Code, being
cooperative conversion eviction notices or related offers given pursuant to Chapter 1 of the Ordinances of 1983 to tenants qualifying as low income, low or moderate income elderly or low or moderate income handicapped under the provisions of this Section
shall incorporate all of the elements recommended by the crime prevention survey for the adequate protection of the tenants of the elderly/handicapped development, except as otherwise provided in Subsection 9-11.4. Each crime prevention survey shall include both findings
that provided for enforcement of orders under Chapter I of the commonwealth’s Sanitary Code, being 105 CMR 410. Tenants and/or tenant organizations of elderly/handicapped multi-family housing developments shall have the right to request investigation by the Commissioner
injunction. Each failure to comply with the requirements set forth in this Section with respect to an individual tenant or occupant entitled to notice hereunder shall be deemed a separate offense triggering a separate warning or a fine
definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning. EVICTION. Actively trying to evict a tenant from a premise by delivery of a notice to quit and subsequent court proceedings, if a tenant fails to vacate
building permit to establish a different legal occupancy for a structure containing residential units. (2) The eviction of a tenant, except for just cause determined by the Board on application of the owner; provided that just cause shall
administrator, trustee or guardian; or any officer or trustee of a real estate trust or association of unit owners. TENANT. A lessee, or other regular occupant of a dwelling unit with or without a lease. WINDOW SAFETY GUARD. A device
deemed special municipal employees for the purposes of M.G.L. Chapter 268A. At least one Commissioner shall be a tenant who, at the time of his or her appointment, shall be eligible on the basis of income for assisted housing
additional to those already provided or required in such developments shall not be passed on to elderly or handicapped tenants of elderly/handicapped multi-family housing developments unless the landlord has exhausted all reasonable alternatives to the passing on of such
warranty or guarantee of such security, and the sole responsibility for insuring that security measures are adequate to protect tenants from foreseeable harm or risk shall rest and remain with the owner of such property
Board shall grant a permit under this Section only if: (A) No significant hardship will be imposed on the tenants residing in the residential units proposed to be removed; (B) No significant aggravation of the shortage of decent rental housing
hours of being notified. Contact information must include a telephone number that is active 24 hours per day to tenants, short-term rental occupants and public safety agencies. This phone number shall be included in the registration of the short
waived, and any term of any lease, contract or other agreement which purports to waive or limit a tenant’s or former homeowner’s substantive or procedural rights under this Section is contrary to public policy, unenforceable and void
quit or other notice of lease nonrenewal or expiration has been served, or should have been served, on the tenant or former homeowner of any such rental unit or housing accommodation as of the effective date of this Section
responsible for any violation and penalties if the property owner is actively pursuing eviction from the premises of a tenant who controlled, organized, sponsored or attended the gathering. The one-year time period for violations for a premises shall pertain
Eviction. In the event the property owner has, in good faith, commenced eviction proceedings against the tenant(s) responsible for the incidents at the property, then the application of this Section shall be stayed until the eviction process is concluded
member of the Task Force to notify the owner of the property by regular and certified mail and the tenants by affixing a notice of the violation to the front door