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Section J. A new subsection F is added to Section J 8.44.030. Procedures [for Residential Condominium Conversions}, of the Livermore Municipal Code to read asfollows: "18.44.030 Procedures. F. Inclusionary housing. A condominium conversion is subject to the inclusionary housing requirements in LMC section 18.32.035. However, if the project was required 10 comply with the inclusionary housing requirements when the project was constructed, the project shall receive a credit for: (I) the number of affordable units required at the time the project was constructed, assuming those existing affordable units remain affordable units; and (2) any fees paid in lieu of creating affordable unils, as to that portion of the obligation under the then-current inclusionary housing requirements that may be satisfied by the payment of fees." Section 2. Subsection E of Section J 8.44.060, Tenant Provisions [for Residential Condominium Conversions], of the Livermore Municipal Code, is amended to read asfollows: "18.44.050 Tenant Provisions. E. Tenanl Relocation Plan - Assistance. I. Relocation and Assistance Plan. The subdivider shall submit a lenant relocation and assislance plan with the tenlative map application. The plan shall include the information consislent with the State of California Relocation Assislance Act (Government Code Sections 7260-7277) and the Federal Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Policies for Federal and Federally Assisted Programs Act (United States Code Title 42, Chapter 61) and those additional provisions required under this subsection. 2. Vacation of Units. a. Each nonpurchasing tenant, not in defaull under the rental agreement or lease, shall have not less than 180 days from the date of receipt of notification from the subdivider of the intent to convert, or from the filing date of the final subdivision map or parcel map, whichever date is later, 10 find Subslitute housing and to relocate. b. A nonpurchasing tenant who: (a) is handicapped, or (b) has minor children in school, or (c) is age 60 or older (whether publicly subsidized or not) and does not accept a lifetime lease, living in any unit al the time a completed tentative map application is accepted by the department, shall be given at leasl an additional six months (or until the end of the school year for tenants with minor children in school, which ever is longer) after approval of the final map in which to find suilable replacement housing. 3. Other Available Rentals. The subdivider shall provide each tenanl not wishing 10 purchase a unit or not accepting a lifetime or special three-year lease with up-to-dale informalion of available apartments of comparable size and price, and localed wilhin a 15- mile radius of the apartment to be converted, and shall provide transportation to assist each elderly or handicapped tenant in finding alternative housing. 4. No increase in Rents. A lenant's rent shall not be increased during Ihe period between the filing of the tentative map and the tenant's relocation or acceplance ofa lifetime or special three-year lease, or the denial or withdrawal of the map. ORDINANCE NO. -2- 26