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inventory that may be used for purposes of inspecting and investigating the level of housing services being provided to tenants, investigating and analyzing rents and vacancies, monitoring compliance with this Chapter 37, generating reports and surveys, and providing assistance
Hear and decide petitions from residential hotel occupants (whether or not an occupant qualifies as a "tenant" under this Chapter 37) who allege violation of Administrative Code Chapter 41D, including alleged violations of the Uniform Visitor Policy or any approved
APPROVAL OF LANDLORD PETITIONS FOR CERTIFICATION AND PASSTHROUGH OF NON-SEISMIC CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT, REHABILITATION AND ENERGY CONSERVATION COSTS TO TENANTS, DURING PENDENCY OF THE SUPERIOR COURT PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION STAYING IMPLEMENTATION OF NOVEMBER 2000 PROPOSITION H. The Board, Administrative Law Judges
Mayor's Office of Planning and Economic Development's bolts plus cost range publication; and (D) Tenant objections that the work has not been completed; and (E) Any other such relevant factors as the Board shall specify in rules