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including adding or increasing rental charges; (5) Falsely representing that a rental unit is not available for a prospective tenant; (6) Refusal to permit reasonable changes or modifications at other than the landlord’s expense to a rental unit
rental property demonstrates that compliance under this division creates an undue burden on the owner or current tenant. However, the property must be in compliance with standards by the expiration of the extension, regardless of the cost to achieve those
deed restriction making at least twenty-five (25) per cent of the housing units affordable to low income tenant households; and (3) located in United States Census Bureau tract that contains less than fifty (50) per cent home ownership
owner to condominium or cooperative ownership shall be payable to the city at the time the original notices to tenants are issued by the owner. The amount of the application fee may be adjusted as necessary by the city council
article.An owner shall not attempt to circumvent the provisions of this article; nor shall any person willfully cause a tenant to vacate a dwelling unit or to be evicted from the unit without good cause in contemplation of conversion before
conducted in a manner that constitutes a nuisance and shall occur out of sight and sound from all neighbors, tenants, passers-by and other livestock, poultry, and pets. (e) Penalties.(1) First offense. A first offense of any provision
ordinance (BERO) that the city is considering adopting. To the extent necessary to effectuate the energy benchmarking, individually metered tenant organizations or businesses in a covered building shall provide appropriate energy use data and information to the property owner