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Ordinance No. 1847 <br />Page Two <br /> <br />6.60.100 Capital Improvement Costs. <br /> <br /> A. Capital Improvements; Amortization. If a Park Owner constructs <br />new Capital Improvements, the Park Owner shall amortize the costs, and shall be <br />allowed to pass through to the Residents the amortized costs, as provided in this <br />Article. In addition, attached as Exhibits D-1, D-2 and D-3 are the Capital <br />Improvements which exist at three of the Parks and their original construction <br />costs. Ifa Park Owner rehabilitates or replaces any existing Capital <br />Improvements, a Park Owner shall amortize (as provided in this Article), and shall <br />be allowed to pass through to the Residents, the difference between the original <br />cost of the Capital Improvement and the cost to rehabilitate or replace the Capital <br />Improvement, unless the useful life of such Improvement has expired. In that case, <br />a Park Owner shall amortize the entire cost of the Capital Improvement, and shall <br />be allowed to pass through to the Residents the amortized cost. Capital <br />Improvement costs shall not be amortized unless as to Vineyard Mobile Villa <br />and/or Hacienda Mobilehome Park they exceed $10,000 and as to Fairview Trailer <br />Park and/or the Pleasanton Mobilehome Park, they exceed $2,000; provided, <br />however, that if in any one year the Park Owner of the Vineyard Mobile Villa <br />and/or the Hacienda Mobilehome Park constructs two or more Capital <br />Improvements, the cost of which each exceeds $5,000, then such costs may be <br />amortized over a three year period. Except as provided in the previous sentence, <br />Capital Improvement costs are to be calculated on an Improvement by <br />Improvement basis and not collectively, although costs can be accumulated for the <br />same Capital Improvement over a twelve month period. Any costs as to any <br />particular Capital Improvement that are under the threshold amounts ($10,000/ <br />$2,000) shall not be amortized. Any Capital Improvement costs that are for <br />maintaining, replacing, or repairing utilities shall not be amortized if the Park <br />Owner receives a reimbursement from a utility company for that purpose. <br /> <br />Subsections B-D, no change. <br /> <br /> E. Removal of Capital Improvements Costs from Space Rent. <br />Whenever a Capital Improvement cost has been amortized and passed through to <br />the Residents in the form ora rent increase on their monthly rent statements, the <br />Owner shall remove this cost as a line item on the monthly rent statements once <br />the Owner has fully recovered such cost. <br /> <br /> <br />