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Page | 15 5/5/2026 ATTY/DOCS-ORDINANCE-REGULATIONS/05-05-26 TENANT PROTECTION ORDINANCE ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS REV: 05-05-26 LF i. This notice must be sent to the landlord via certified mail, and a copy of the notice and certified mail receipt must also be submitted to the City Manager's Office through the online portal (preferred method), by email, mail, or in-person. Please refer to Chapter 6 for more information on the manner of service. d. If the tenant accepts the offer to re-rent the rental unit, the tenant must reoccupy the rental unit within 30 calendar days of notifying the landlord of the acceptance of the offer. e. The tenant must either sign a lease and/or pay the deposit prior to moving into the rental unit if the landlord provides a copy of the lease. How to calculate the Right to Return Rent Example 1: - Substantial remodel work took 6 months to complete - Tenant’s rent at termination - $2,120 - Example Allowable Tenant Protection Act (TPA) Increase - 6% Four months prior to terminating the tenancy, the landlord raised the tenant’s rent to $2,120 the full 6% allowed under the TPA for the year (previously the rent was $2,000). Since the rent was already increased the maximum amount within a 12-month period (4 months prior to termination + 6 months of remodel = 10 months), the Right to Return Rent would be the same rental rate at the time the tenancy was terminated. Rent at Termination = $2,120 Right to Return Rent= $2,120 However, if the landlord had only done a partial increase prior to terminating the tenancy (e.g., raising the rent 2% instead of the full 6% allowed under the TPA) then the landlord could apply the remaining 4% of the TPA increase to the Right to Return Rent offered to the tenant. $2,000 X 2% increase= $2,040 (rent at termination) + $80 ($2,0000 x 4% remainder of TPA allowed increase) Rent at Termination = $2,040 Right-to Return Rental Rate= $2,120 8.A. - Page 36 of 85 294