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Seattle Municipal Code § 22.206.217

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circumstances exist: 1. Unusual conditions exist at the subject property which were not created by the current owner, tenant or occupant; 2. The requested variance does not go beyond the minimum necessary to afford relief; 3. The granting

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.206.220

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notice shall be served upon the owner, tenant or other person responsible for the condition by personal service, or by first class mail to the person's last known address. If the address of the responsible person is unknown

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.206.280

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subsections 22.206.260.F and 22.206.260.G shall be subject to a cumulative civil penalty of: 1. For each tenant with a household income during the preceding 12 months at or below 50 percent of the median family income for whom

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.210.160

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owner fails to comply with the provisions of this Chapter 22.210, the Director shall refuse to issue the tenant relocation license. C. Any failure to comply with the requirements of this Chapter 22.210 or with a decision of the Hearing

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.212.020

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Director shall prepare a notice describing how persons may obtain information about the rights and obligations of tenants and owner under this Chapter 22.212. The Director shall place the notice on the Department's website and provide links to translated

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.212.040

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Application for economic displacement relocation assistance A. Within 180 days after a tenant in the household receives a required rent-increase notice or 60 days after the rent increase goes into effect, whichever date is later, the household representative

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.214.020

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means a housing unit that is or may be available for rent, or is occupied or rented by a tenant or subtenant in exchange for any form of consideration. "Housing unit" means any structure or part of a structure that

Seattle Municipal Code § 7.20.030

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consideration in money or property payable within a time certain, except for transfers of interests among or between joint tenants and tenants-in-common, and for transfers of interest in community property between members of a marital community

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.202.035

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housing units in which no rooms are rented or leased to others; B. Section 22.206.130 in structures that are tenant-occupied; C. Section 22.206.260. (Ord. 113545, § 3(part

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.204.100

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area which is not a habitable room, is not located within any housing unit and is not accessible to tenants or their guests but which contains electrical, mechanical or other service facilities, access to which is limited to the owner

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.204.170

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Party affected" means any owner, tenant, or other person having a direct financial interest in a building or adjacent property, or any person whose health or safety is directly affected by the condition of a building. B. "Person" means

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.204.200

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extensive remodeling which requires a building, electrical, plumbing or mechanical permit, and which cannot be done with the tenant in occupancy. J. "Supplied" means paid for, furnished by, provided by, or under the control of the owner of a building

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.204.210

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Tenant" means a person occupying or holding possession of a building or premises pursuant to a rental agreement. (Ord. 113545 § 4(part

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.205.050

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lack of just cause In any action commenced to evict or to otherwise terminate the tenancy of any tenant, it shall be a defense to the action that there was no just cause for such eviction or termination as provided

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.206.050

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fixture outlet, to be attained within approximately two minutes after opening the fixture outlet. Prior to a new tenant occupying of a housing unit in which hot water is supplied from an accessible, individual water heater, the water heater shall

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.206.140

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lieu of a self-locking device, may be equipped with a dead bolt having a minimum one-inch throw. Tenants shall be furnished with a key for this lock. 13. Windows may be located adjacent to and within the wall

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.206.150

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Notwithstanding the provisions of any rental agreements or contracts to the contrary, there are hereby imposed on owners and tenants certain duties with respect to the use, occupancy, and maintenance of buildings. (Ord. 113545, § 5(part

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.206.190

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Harassing or retaliating against owner It is unlawful for any tenant to harass or retaliate against an owner or to interfere with an owner's management and operation of a building or premises by committing any of the following acts

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.206.270

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warrant issued by any court, or (4) inspect a housing unit after consent to inspect is given by a tenant of the housing unit. C. Any person who does not comply with an emergency order issued by the Director shall

Seattle Municipal Code § 22.208.040

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complete the repairs; 4. The complexity of the repairs, seasonal considerations, construction requirements and the legal rights of tenants; and 5. Circumstances beyond the control of the responsible person. D. If no appeal is filed, a copy of the order