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application of the Rent Stabilization Agreement to a Resident are transferable to aone-time <br />immediate successor or assignee of such Resident provided the successor or assignee executes <br />appropriate documents as reasonably required by Park Owner. As an example of the possible <br />benefits of the transferability of terms regarding app] cation of the Rent Stabilization Agreement, <br />if the Resident Household of a Resident who entered into a Conversion Committee Agreement <br />does not qualify as alower-income Resident Household but the Resident Household of such <br />Resident's immediate successor or assignee does qualify as alower-income Resident Household, <br />then so long as the other applicable requirements of the Com~ersion Committee Agreement have <br />been satisfied, the rent stabilization terms under the P:ent Stabilization Agreement would apply to <br />the Resident Household of such successor or assigner; of the Resident who entered into a <br />Conversion Committee Agreement. <br />Benefits of Conversion. <br />The purpose of the conversion of a park from a rental pazk to a Resident-owned park is to <br />provide the Resident Households with a choice. The Resident Households may either choose to <br />purchase an ownership interest in the Park, which would take: the form of a PUD/Condominium <br />Interest, or continue to rent their space in the Pazk. The conversion provides Residents with the <br />opportunity to operate and control the Pazk. Since the: new owners of the Park will not be <br />motivated to make a profit, but rather are motivated t~~ ensure: the best possible living conditions <br />at the most affordable rates, payable through the Horrleowners' Association dues, directly or <br />through rent, both buyers and renters benefit from the: conversion. <br />6. PUD/Condominium Interest: Ninety (901 Dav pur<~hase Oution Period. <br />6.1 PUD/Condominium Interest. The conversion provides the Resident Households <br />with the opportunity to acquire an ownership interest in the Park, which certainly would not <br />otherwise occur. As stated above, the form of ownership will be a PUD/Condominium Interest. <br />"PUD/Condominium Interest" means a real property ownership interest that (i) will be <br />transferred by a grant deed, (ii) will be insured by a policy of title insurance, (iii) contains front <br />and back lot line boundaries properly marked by a licensed land surveyor and specific legal <br />description set forth on a "Condominium Plan", (iv) will be a matter of public record when <br />recorded, and (v) comprises the airspace directly over the current rental space, aone-in-two <br />hundred eighth (1/208 interest in the Park's common areas, and 1/208 interest in the common <br />azea lot, as tenants in common. All PUD/Condominium Interests are held pursuant to the <br />description of general rights and associated factors as set forth in the articles and bylaws of the <br />Homeowners' Association, certain conditions, covenants and restrictions, and California law <br />pertaining to such ownership. <br />6.2 Right of First Refusal. As required by California Government Code § 66459, <br />each Resident Household shall be informed that they ]gave a ninety (90)-day right of first refusal <br />period. The right of first refusal period commences upon the issuance by the DRE and delivery <br />of the Final Public Report. During the ninety (90) day period each Resident Household shall <br />have the exclusive right to decide whether or not to purchase ,a PUD/Condominium Interest or <br />continue to rent his or her space. <br />[DMM:az/159181_4.DOC/OS 1308/4640.001 ] <br />