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<br />Page 6of7 <br /> <br />the general public; <br /> <br />3. Price reduction of one thousand dollars for electing to purchase the unit in an as-is <br />condition rather than in a manner similar units are refurbished for sale to the general public. <br />However, major renovation or improvements required of all units in meeting the standards <br />of this chapter may not be waived and shall be completed by the developer; the price <br />reduction shall be in lieu of cosmetic refurbishment; <br /> <br />4. Financing assistance, including broker-type assistance in locating financing and <br />completing applications, loan qualifying assistance by providing secondary finance, equity <br />sharing, or other such mechanism, and providing out-of-pocket expense in the course of <br />obtaining financing up to a maximum of two hundred fifty dollars. <br /> <br />Purchase assistance in subdivisions 2, 3 and 4 of this subsection shall be available for <br />tenant purchase of either his own unit or space or any other unit or space in the complex <br />and are minimum requirements only. Nothing in this section shall prevent a developer from <br />offering additional preferential treatment. The city council may adjust the minimum figures <br />found in subdivisions 2, 3 and 4 of this subsection year to year to reflect increases in costs. <br />(Ord. 1 075 ~~ 2, 3, 1983; prior eode ~ 2-25.10) <br /> <br />17.04.110 Enforcement. <br /> <br />Prior to filing a final map, the developer of a condominium conversion project shall execute and <br />record an agreement incorporating the terms and conditions of the conversion approval <br />bidding the developer and any successor in interest to provide the assistance to tenants and to <br />improve the project in accordance with the project approval. The agreement shall be recorded <br />and a copy shall be provided to each tenant occupying a unit on the date of approval of the <br />condominium conversion project. The agreement shall run to the benefit of any tenant <br />occupying a unit on the date of the approval of the condominium conversion project. (Prior <br />code ~ 2-25.11) <br /> <br />17.04.120 Dispute resolution. <br /> <br />Any disagreement between a tenant and a developer arising as a result of the conversion of an <br />apartment building, apartment complex, or mobile home park and concerning the terms of this <br />chapter or the conditions of approval of the condominium conversion project, may be brought <br />before the board of adjustment for a hearing and resolution. The decision of the board of <br />adjustment shall be appealable to the city council. (Prior code ~ 2-25.12) <br /> <br />17.04.130 Public policy - Lease provisions and evictions. <br /> <br />A. It shall be against the public policy embodied in this chapter to attempt to subvert its <br />provisions by coercing the waiver of any rights or privileges created or protected herein. <br />Any provision of a lease or rental agreement which purports to waive a tenant's rights <br />under this chapter or which requires prior consent to the conversion of the apartment <br />building, apartment complex, or mobile home park to a condominium conversion project <br />shall be null, void and unenforceable. <br /> <br />B. It shall be against the public policy embodied in this chapter to evict or threaten to evict or <br /> <br />http://66.113.195.234/CAlPleasantonldocbar.htm <br /> <br />1/4/2005 <br />