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07/23/2018 <br />unit, the household income as shown on the lease or rental agreement and the number <br />of household members included on the lease or rental agreement. Where there is no <br />written lease or rental agreement, the landlord shall provide the name of every person <br />the landlord considers to be a resident under an oral lease or rental agreement. <br />42.9 Alternative Mitigation <br />A. All applications governed by this section shall be required to submit the required <br />information; however, the landlord may also submit an alternative mitigation <br />strategy that meets the goals of this section. An alternative strategy may include, <br />but shall not be limited to, providing other mitigation and concessions to tenants <br />such as permanent relocation of displaced tenants into similar apartments on-site <br />or nearby, ongoing rent concessions or suitable notice and other elements of <br />mitigation that would serve the goals and purposes of this Chapter. Prior to <br />submitting any alternative mitigation strategy, a landlord shall discuss the <br />strategy with existing tenants and make good faith efforts to arrive at an <br />alternative mitigation strategy that is acceptable to existing tenants. Evidence of <br />tenant agreement with an alternative mitigation strategy may be submitted to the <br />City for review. With each such alternative submission, the landlord shall provide <br />complete information as determined necessary by the Community Development <br />Director. <br />After an alternative mitigation strategy is submitted, the landlord shall provide <br />notice of the submission by regular and certified mail and posted on the door of <br />each rental unit. Tenants shall have fourteen (14) days from the date notice is <br />posted or mailed, whichever is later, to submit comments on the alternatives to <br />the Community Development Director. <br />Alternative mitigation proposals shall be approved or denied by the Community <br />Development Director. Within seven days of the decision, the City shall provide <br />notice of the decision to the landlord and all tenants. The Landlord or tenants <br />may appeal any decision of the Community Development Director to the City <br />Manager or designee within fourteen (14) days after notice is provided. <br />B. Landlord's temporary withdrawal of residential rental units from the market shall <br />not be subject to this Chapter for any units where, in the opinion of the <br />Community Development Director, the landlord has provided suitable alternative <br />temporary replacement housing accommodations on site or nearby. <br />42.10 Administrative Regulations <br />ATTY/ORD.456/RC RELOCATION ASSISTANCE <br />REV: 07-09-18 PR <br />Page 9 of 10 <br />ORDINANCE NO. 2450 <br />MUFF NO. 301 <br />