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Private right of action A. Landlord liability to tenant 1. If a landlord attempts to enforce provisions in a rental agreement that are contrary to the requirements of Sections 7.24.030, 7.24.035, 7.24.036, or 7.24.038, the landlord shall be liable
dwelling unit from a residential use to a nonresidential use that results in the displacement of existing tenants or conversion from residential use to another residential use that requires the displacement of existing tenants, such as a conversion
operate the building. In addition, the Court may be directly petitioned for the appointment of a receiver by tenants who reside in the building under the following circumstances: 1. Where ten (10) or more tenants reside in the building, three
limit the total rent shall be pro-rated on an equal, monthly basis and the total charge to a tenant for the pet damage deposit may not exceed 25 percent of the pro-rated, monthly rental amount. B. The landlord
landlord using an estimate of utility service consumed, the billing agent may estimate the charges to be billed to tenants until billing based on actual consumption resumes. Upon receipt of a corrected bill showing that the estimated bill overstated charges
tenant and Responsible Entity shall continue to discuss in good faith any remaining disputed amounts and attempt to reach an agreement on the amount due, if any, within 60 days of the Responsible Entity's receipt of notice
Duties of tenants It is the duty of every tenant to: A. Maintain in a clean and sanitary condition the part or parts of the building and the premises occupied or controlled by the tenant; B. Store and dispose
development that has reduced and continues to reduce the supply of rental housing available to low-and moderate-income tenants and has reduced the supply of rental housing affordable to such tenants. 2. The development and real estate market
Issuance of tenant relocation license The Director shall issue a tenant relocation license when the owner has: A. Submitted an application for a tenant relocation license as provided in Section 22.210.070; B. Delivered relocation information packets to tenants and submitted
Tenant relocation license—Application Prior to or at the time of application for a master use permit necessary for the demolition, change of use, or substantial rehabilitation of any dwelling unit, or if no master use permit is required, prior
owner may increase rent for the purpose of avoiding the application of this Chapter 22.210. B. If a tenant has received notice of a rent increase of ten percent or more over the periodic or monthly rental rate charged
Administrative appeals A. Either an owner or a tenant may request a hearing before the Hearing Examiner to appeal a determination concerning a tenant's eligibility for a relocation assistance payment, to resolve a dispute concerning the authority to institute
date and at an approximate time, and the name of the company and person performing the inspection; d. A tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent for the owner or owner's agent to enter the property as provided
deceptive and fraudulent business practice for any landlord or third party billing agent to bill tenants separately for utility services except as permitted in this chapter. B. It is a deceptive and fraudulent business practice for a landlord to engage
Tenant relocation license—Required Prior to the demolition, change of use, or substantial rehabilitation of any dwelling unit, and prior to the removal of rent or income restrictions from any dwelling unit which results in the displacement of a tenant
violation began until the requirements of this Chapter 22.210 are satisfied, and if: 1. The violation resulted in a tenant who would have been eligible for relocation assistance not receiving it, the penalty shall be increased by the amount
owner to another, the moorage owner shall be provided a written statement of the rental rate charged the tenant by the floating-home owner, which statement shall be executed by both the floating-home owner and the tenant. The moorage
Information packets for landlords and tenants A. The Department shall, as soon as practicable after June 19, 2017, and as the Department shall deem necessary thereafter, prepare a packet that includes: 1. A summary of this Chapter
purpose of this chapter is to prevent landlords, either themselves or through a third party billing agent, from billing tenants for master metered or other unmetered utility services without proper notice and disclosure of billing practices to tenants
Rescission of certain tenancies If a tenant has agreed to terminate a tenancy, including but not limited to termination within a rental agreement or in a separate termination agreement, the tenant may rescind that agreement to terminate a tenancy